THE constable&#8212;one part&#8208;time law&#8208;enforcement officer and the antiquated institution he represents&#8212;is the focus of both a grand&#8208;jury investigation into a Putnam County shooting incident and a debate over whether the position has outgrown its usefulness.

The Constable: What's His Role?

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When a couple decides to get a divorce, the family home becomes one of their biggest problems&#8212;a nest egg almost valuable enough to keep them together.

The $100,000 Broken Home: Who Gets Custody?

extent of opposition to NJ income tax seen key to Gov Byrne's chances for re-nomination in Dem primary; tax stands of Dem and Repub aspirants revd (M)

Income Tax Is the Issue in Tuesday's Vote

article on Peugeot-Citroen merger and other moves toward consolidation in Eur auto indus; Peugeot head Jean Baratte comments; graph; illus (M)

Major Step In Concentration Of Europe's Car Industry

Article on various charitable orgns in Yonkers conducting Penny Socials, at which games of chance are held; illus (M)

Yonkers Plays A Rival to Bingo

William Gibson article on hiking in Mt Sinai region, illus; maps (L)

A Trek In the Sinai Range

2,263 women participate; Peg Neppel wins race; illus (M)

Peg Neppel Sets a Mark in the Park

Article in series by county residents on their personal experiences (M)

The Flavor of General Foods

Joe Torre nodded toward the cherubic little priest in the locker room at Shea Stadium and said: &#8220;He's my shrink.&#8221;

The Mets' New Master Blends Many Elements Of His Predecessors

Disturbance erupts in Humbolt Pk, Ill, after PR Day demonstration; 2 persons are shot to death and at least 49 are injured; looting reptd; discount store set on fire; acting Mayor Michael Bilandic tours area after scene quiets; declines comment; police say disturbance began when Julio Osorio shot at 2 policemen; bullets missed officers but hit Rafael Cruz; 2 officers then shot and killed Osorio, who was dead on arrival at St Elizabeth's Hosp, along with Cruz; many demonstrators reptdly were supporters of PR independence; disturbance erupted several hrs after bomb exploded inside Cook County Bldg; radio station WBBM receives telephone call linking FALN to bombing; police discount idea that bombing and disturbance are related (M)

2 KILLED, 49 INJURED IN CHICAGO VIOLENCE

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Roosevelt Field: A Shopping Giant at a Crossroads

MOSCOW&#8212;Since the Soviet Union came into existence 60 years ago, only four men have sat at the pinnacle of power, and each has set his own distinct mark on the country's foreign and domestic policies: Lenin was a revolutionary. Stalin was a tyrant. Khrushchev was an erratic gambler. Leonid I. Brezhnev is a stolid bureaucrat devoted to caution, patience and firmness.

Brezhnev Leadership: Bureaucracy Ascendant

Int with Dr Paul Rappaport, who will leave RCA's David Sarnoff Research Center to direct new Natl Solar Energy Research Inst in Golden, Colo; illus (M)

The President's ‘Solar Advocate’

In 1922, Mildred and Robert Braddicks, a black couple with four children, bought a 14&#8208;room brownstone in a predominantly white development known as the King Model Homes.

A Je we] Glows in Harlem With 5 Decades of Pride

George Lucas, dir, and Anthony Daniels and Kenny Baker, who play roles of robots, int; illus

Today's Hottest Movie Stars — C3PO and R2‐D2

Patricia Bosworth article on Tony Awards which will be presented on June 5; drawing and illus (L)

The Drama Behind the Tony Awards

CHICAGO, June 4&#8212;The Yankees scored seven runs in the second inning for a quick 7&#8208;0 lead in sweltering Comiskey Park tonight and then just held on to defeat the White Sox, 8&#8208;6.

7‐Run 2d Survives 4‐Homer Attack by White Sox

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Yr-long controversy over what Long Beach, NY, residents feel are excessive increases in water and sewer rates to be aired in NYS Sup Ct trial, Mineola; at issue is whether residents must pay about $600,000 in past bills; city to cut off service to 2,000 homes for failure to pay bills; in separate case, 20 hotels are also balking at paying water bills (M)

Water Battle In Long Beach

APART from the obvious goals set for it by the state&#8212;to train physicians, dentists and some other scientists; and to be an important center for research and public health &#8212;the University of Connecticut Health Center at Farmington, which was dedicated in a three&#8208;day program here last month, has set a couple of innovative and needed objectives.

A Major Investment in State Health

Two‐thirds of Ousted Cadets Are Returning to West Point

Article on 'missing-13 syndrome' notes absence of 13th floor in many NYC apt bldgs (M)

‘13th Floor, Anyone?’

Dan Carlinsky travel article on Litchfield County; map; illus (L)

Escape to Litchfield: A Graceful Green,

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June 5, 1977

Headlines from June 5, 1977

The Constable: What's His Role?

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The $100,000 Broken Home: Who Gets Custody?

Income Tax Is the Issue in Tuesday's Vote

Major Step In Concentration Of Europe's Car Industry

Billboard 200

Rumours

Hotel California

The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl

Rocky

Marvin Gaye Live At The London Palladium

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 5, 1977