June 30, 1977

Bernard Taubenfeld, Gideon Chern and Shalom Golburd, officials of Nutrition for Youth, B'nai Torah Inst of Bklyn affiliate, are indicted on charges of billing Fed Govt for food that was never served and of serving it sometimes at unauthorized sites and to adults; official Mrs Clara Mayer is indicted on perjury charges; charges detailed; investigations into conduct of '75 and '76 programs continue (M)

Gov Carey signs measure into law; new penalties for possession listed (M)

Lefebvre ordains 14 students of his unauthorized seminary, Econe, Switzerland, as priests and consecrates 16 others as subdeacons; some 3,000 people attend; Lefebvre denounces Vatican churchmen and Pope and vows to continue opposition to modern language mass and other reforms of Ecumenical Council Vatican II; illus (M)

Addressed by Sec Vance at 20th anniv dinner, NYC

article on Govt efforts to reverse population outflow; notes East End area of inner city has been hardest hit by exodus; illus (M)

Sen, 56-42, votes to bar Fed funds for abortions except when mother's life is in danger, in cases of rape or incest or in certain other cases when it is considered 'med necessary'; Sup Ct lifts injunction imposed by Fed Judge John F Dooling Jr, who held that similar '76 Cong ban on use of Medicaid funds for abortions was unconst; Sen Bob Packwood attempted to remove ban on Fed money for abortions; severals Sens who opposed limitation in '76 now vote for it; term 'med necessary is added to amendment by Sen Edward W Brooke, replacing version detailing specific diseases and conditions; ACLU and Center for Const Rights, which joined Planned Parenthood Fed in bringing case, will seek further injunction when case goes back to Dooling; HEW Dept Sec Joseph Califano says Dooling ruling will remain in effect for 25 days it takes Sup Ct's mandate to take effect; Sens backing Packwood listed; Sen Birch Bayh comments (M)

OPEC says 9 members will cancel 5% oil-price rise; Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates expected to close gap with other members; Iraq and Libya not mentioned; Venezuelan Pres Carlos Andres Perez, in Washington, lauds accord, which he helped arrange; White House pleased; Amer Petroleum Inst pres Frank N Ikard warns US crisis is not eased (M)

some women in Bayside, NYC, area, where 'Son of Sam' claimed his latest victims, walk in fear and take precautionary measures to prevent similar situation; some comment (M)

WIMBLEDON, England, June 29—Chris Evert, drained by the emotional drama of the last two weeks and the determination of Britain's revitalized tennis heroine, Virginia Wade, was beaten in the semifinals at Wimbledon today.

Carter meets with Defense Sec Brown over B-1 amid growing speculation that production will be authorized at limited rate (M)

Israeli police begin investigation into black mkt sales of carefully guarded advance copies of natl hs exams; MP Charlie Biton says copies are available on sts for about $1,200 a set; all Israeli hs students must pass tests to grad (S)

3,000 regular Somali troops reptdly have made surprise attack on border zone police posts, Ramu, and 13 men have been killed in fighting; no reason for attack given (M)