ONE of the trickiest jobs in Washington is putting together those complicated formulas to check blight and spur community development in older communities.

Equity Elusive in Bloc Grants

STEEL UNION ACCEPTS CONTRACT GRANTING JOB SECURITY GAINS

With a batting order in which every player had seen All&#8208;Star Game action, the Yankees still made their move too late yesterday and were halted by the Milwaukee Brewers, 3&#8208;2.

Yanks' Unbeaten Season Ended, 3‐2; Mets Down Cubs, 8‐6, With Two in 9th

MIAMI&#8212;The future could not have looked brighter for Jose Fend and his son Maurice A. Ferre and for their small but growing collection of Floridabased companies. It was 1973 and the construction business in the Sunshine State was booming.

Downfall of a Florida Empire

Private pilot George E Burns article on joys of flying (M)

Put Yourself in the Pilot's Seat

It was a sorely troubled stewardship from the start. Conceived in the aftermath of a frightful war, nurtured in the midst of tough diplomatic bargaining, wracked by internal dissension, shaken by scandal and suicide, Yitzhak Rabin's premiership was brought down in the end by an inpropriety that was almost routine by Israeli standards.(Although it is illegal for an Israeli to maintain a bank account abroad, it is far from rare, and usually results in little more than a fine and temporary embarrassment.)

Mr. Rabin Had Many Rough Days At the Office

Article on Carter Adm plans for natl energy policy notes nuclear power is being soft-pedaled while need for more plants is recognized (S)

Mapping Out a National Energy Policy

Lily (Opera): Int with composer Leon Kirchner on occasion of forthcoming premiere of his opera Lily at NYC Opera; opera based on Saul Bellow's novel Henderson the Rain King; Kirchner and opera cast illus (M)

‘Lily’—An Opera That Took 18 Years To Flower

The New York Times/Jack Manning THE YALE CENTER FOR BRITISH ART, which opens April 19th, is &#8220;the finest collection of British art ever

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Mainstream US Prot chs, spurred by recent declines in membership, are showing renewed interest in evangelism; are providing money and resources for evangelistic initiatives designed to strengthen commitment of apathetic or lapsed members and convert outsiders to Christ; new emphasis complements soc action approach and gives it firmer spiritual basis; some evangelical programs outlined; Rev Dr David Preus, Bishop James Armstrong, Prof Paul Mickey, Rev Dr Loyal Northcott and Rev Jeffrey Wood comment (M)

Protestant Churches Are Reviving Evangelism in Membership Drive

RELEASED from its burden of ice, Great South Bay shimmers with spring. This lagoon is the heart of Suffolk County's marine economy, pulsing with the hidden life of mollusks, crustaceans, eels and finfish. Ranging from 9 feet 1 inch to the 1&#8208;toot shallows, in the bay has an average depth of 4 feet 6 inches that is ideal for hard&#8208;shell clams and vital to Babylon, Islip and Brookhaven.

Conflict on the Half Shell

Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel, a man never quite at peace with the job or with the rough and tumble of his nation's politics, walked away from both last week in the midst of sensational news accounts of currency law violations involving the premier and his wife, Leah.

Goodbye To All That

Article on legal debate stemming from racial, religious, sexual and geographical restrictions stipulated in various wills discusses provisions for educ trust funds left in wills of Frank Boswell Fuller and Mary and Elizabeth Finch; illus (L)

Unexpected Legacies

INSIDE the Oyster Bay Town Hall, just a two&#8208;minute walk from the Long Island Rail Road station, the crowd oveflowed into the hall way. John Franchina had to stand under an exit sign, but the Plainview homeowner was determined to wait indefinitely for his chance to speak out.

Lobbying for the Land

THE literary defense of the 1960's is hard upon us these days, and already one of its most distinctive features&#8212;the conviction, it sometimes seems, upon which the whole case may be expected to rest&#8212;is becoming all too clear. This is the impulse, amounting at times to a mania, to portray the 1950's as a period of unparalleled wickedness, repression and fear. A concerted historical myopia about the 50's is currently the rule, in literary criticism no less than in writing about politics, and a picture has now emerged&#8212;utterly false, of course, but nonetheless widely accepted&#8212;of that decade as a time when an entire culture collapsed in a state of academic torpor and moral retreat, and an entire generation of writers and intellectuals succumbed to an atmosphere of blandness and sterility, guided solely by motives cowardice and venality.

THE LITERARY VIEW

County officials concern that Fed Community Development Program legis favored rehabilitation of cities over urban county is alleviated somewhat when HR subcom reinstated eligibility of urban counties in $400-million action grant program (L)

Are Urban Counties Ignored By HUD.?

Widener Handicap: Yamanin wins; illus (M)

Yamanin, $14.20, Scores in the Widener

Eating out has become so popular in US that supermarkets are in econ trouble; Amers now spend 1 of every 3 food dollars in restaurants and fast-food shops; Natl Restaurant Assn estimates ratio may be 1 in every 2 by '87; Food Marketing Inst head Robert O Aders and Natl Restaurant Assn pres Patrick L O'Malley comment; graph indicating changing patterns of food spending, '73-76 (M)

Rising Popularity of Eating Out Puts a Pinch on Supermarkets

On the occasion, next month, of the publication of John Updike's new collection of verse, &#8220;Tossing and Turning,&#8221; Helen Vendler asked Mr. Updike some questions about poetry. A selection of Mr. Updike's poems appears on page 28.

John Updike on Poetry

Cormorant Captures Gotham Stakes.

William Tucker article on flooding as one of most serious considerations for homeowner or prospective buyer in Westchester and Rockland Counties, NY, and suburban NJ; Westchester official John Muenzinger and Prof Robert M Hordon comment; Millstone, NJ, flood scene illus (L)

In the Way of the Floodwaters

leaders of energy-related industries, in response to NY Times invitation, state their views on what Pres Carter's energy program should contain; text of replies by Henry Ford 2d, Atlantic Richfield pres Thornton F Bradshaw, Texaco vp Alfred C DeCrane Jr, public interest atty Martin Lobel, Pacific Power chmn Don C Frisbee, Yankee Atomic pres Donald G Allen, Booz Allen & Hamilton vp Eric R Zausner, Conoco Coal pres Eric H Reichl and Southern Calif Edison vp Edward A Myers Jr; illus (L)

Industry's Views on the Critical Choices

Morris County, NJ, Planning Bd and Pk Comm propose construction of countywide bikeway system, probably 1st of its kind in US; system, which would consist of 28 routes and take 25 yrs to complete, detailed; drawing (M)

Morris County Plans Bikeway

A Lewis comment on need for world to realize necessity of conservation in all areas, particularly danger of depleting fish stocks; cites Soviet's apparent reluctance to abide by DC, that US is greatly concerned over number and seriousness of Soviet fishing violations since law enactment (M)

Soviet Ship Held By Coast Guard On Fishing Rule

SOME of Westchester's aging and outwardly elegant communities have a dirty little secret. But like an aging and penniless dowager clutching at the remains of her dignity and respectability, these communities attract a certain amount of official sympathy, and the indiscretion is being dealt with mercifully by most.

Illegal Renters The Open Secret

Stephanie Sheh is an American voice actress, ADR director, writer, and producer who has worked for several major companies. She is often involved with work in English dubs of anime, cartoons, video games, and films. Her notable voice roles include Hinata Hyuga in the Naruto franchise, Orihime Inoue in Bleach, Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon in the Viz Media redub of Sailor Moon, Lotte Jansson in Little Witch Academia, Yui Hirasawa in K-On!, Eureka in Eureka Seven, Armor in X-Men, Katana in DC Super Hero Girls, Mikuru Asahina in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Yui in Sword Art Online, Illyasviel von Einzbern in Fate/stay night, Mamimi Samejima in FLCL, Blanca in White Snake and Green Snake and Mitsuha Miyamizu in Your Name.

April 10, 1977

Headlines from April 10, 1977

Equity Elusive in Bloc Grants

STEEL UNION ACCEPTS CONTRACT GRANTING JOB SECURITY GAINS

Yanks' Unbeaten Season Ended, 3‐2; Mets Down Cubs, 8‐6, With Two in 9th

Downfall of a Florida Empire

Put Yourself in the Pilot's Seat

Billboard 200

Rumours

Hotel California

Songs In The Key Of Life

A Star Is Born (Soundtrack)

Leftoverture

Notable Births

Historical Context for April 10, 1977