2d article examines allegations that unreported co resources were used for private gain of sr co officials (L)

Gulf and Western's Relationship With Banks Is Issue in S.E.C. Study

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Sadat orders Egyptian forces fighting against Libya to observe immediate cease-fire; takes action after private talks with Algerian Pies Houari Boumediene, who flew to Alexandria unexpectedly from Tripoli, where he conferred with Qaddafi; Kuwait announces that it will join Boumediene and PLO leader Arafat in mediation talks; appeal for peace also comes from United Arab Emirates; Egyptian spokesman says large number of Egyptian planes took part in raid on El Adem during day; concedes that 2 Egyptian Sukhoi-20 bombers were shot down; Libyan state radio repts that Egyptian planes also attacked Kufra oasis deep inside Libya and other targets; says Egypt started 'all-out war'; map (M)

SADAT ORDERS HALT TO ATTACKS IN LIBYA, HEEDING ARAB PLEAS

Thomas M Mitchell, trustee for Lance's holdings, says sale of bank stock has been tentatively arranged; declines to name buyer or price to be paid for stock (M)

Buyer Is Reported Found for Lance's Bank Stock

SALISBURY, Rhodesia, July 24&#8212;A dozen years after they broke loose from Britain, white Rhodesians are enduring all the travails of rebels in a losing cause.

Rhodesian Whites Squabble As Their Confidence Wanes

Scientists, in rept to Natl Acad of Sciences, warn that increasing dependence on coal for energy will result in serious climate changes in next century, with global warming of 10 degrees by latter part of 22d century; say warming will triple in high latitudes; implications of potential changes noted; rept detailed (M)

Scientists Fear Heavy Use of Coal May Bring Adverse Shift in Climate

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Carter Adm discloses that it is exploring sources of additional aid for NYC to help it recover from blackout (M)

U.S. Considers More Assistance To New York for Blackout Losses

earth tremor near Ariano Irpino, Italy, sends thousands of residents fleeing into countryside (S)

Earth Tremor in Italy

Carter Adm's apparent difficulty in translating its gen human-rights campaign into specific policy toward every small nation is causing disarray in relations between US and El Salvador; confusion has been highlighted by desire of 3-wk-old Romero Govt to improve relations with US and to end recent tensions; Ignacio E Lozano Jr, in absence of direct instructions from Adm, has frequently taken initiative to complain to local authorities about alleged human rights violations; San Salvador's Abp Msgr Oscar Romero praises Jesuits for not fleeing country and says that, despite persecution, RC Ch could not renounce its obligation to promote human dignity and fight soc, econ and pol injustice (M)

SALVADOR CONFUSED BY AMERICAN MOVES

Chinese Govt is using relics dating back more than 2,700 yrs as evidence to support claim to disputed territory along Chinese-Soviet border; Hsinhua press agency article says 'distinctive natl characteristics' sites and relics prove Honan Prov basin has been integral part of country since ancient times; map (M)

China Says That Relics Back Claim

Carter Adm will make every effort to demonstrate full backing for Andreotti and his minority Christian Dem Govt, which depends for survival on Communist support in Parliament, when Andreotti arrives in US (M)

Carter Is Preparing a Warm Welcome for Andreotti

Article on hundreds of volunteers, mainly from US, who are working at 20 archeological sites in Israel; all have paid for privilege and will receive coll credit for work; Tel Aviv Univ Archeology Inst Prof Moshe Kochavi comments on recent finds at Tel Aphek and work of students; illus; map (M)

Volunteers Dig for Fun and College Credit in Israel

Kuwait Govt announces that it is reopening its border with Iraq, which has been closed to Kuwaiti citizens since '72 (S)

Kuwait Opens Iraq Border

Libya called up its mil reserves, estimated to total 30,000, before Sadat ordered cease‐fire; Tripoli radio says Libya air defenses shot down 14 Egyptian jets that attacked El Adem and Kufra oasis; Arab sources say Egypt has moved reinforcements from Sinai front with Israel to border area with Libya; say Egyptians now have 3 divs in that region; believe Egyptian strategy is to destroy Libyan air defense system, which was recently set up by USSR; Tripoli radio quotes captured Egyptian pilot who purportedly says that Egyptian planes had taken off from bases in Sudan (M)

Libya Calls Up Reserves

July 25: Brit Foreign Sec David Owen says he is not so optimistic as Carter about prospects for Middle East peace settlement this yr, int on CBS-TV program Face the Nation; says Begin's visit to Washington only marginally improved chances that peace settlement would be reached at Geneva; says there is serious danger of another Arab-Israeli war if Geneva conf collapses (S)

Briton Says He's Less Hopeful Than Carter on the Middle East

Brown, in meeting with US troops at Camp Pelham, says they should maintain combat-readiness during gradual withdrawal; illus (M)

Brown Tells G.I.'s in South Korea To Maintain Combat‐Readiness

Begin praises Carter warmly, int on NBC-TV program Meet the Press; says he opposes PLO participation at Geneva conf; meets with former Sec Kissinger, NYC; leaves for Israel; illus of Begin with Kissinger (M)

BUSY DAY IN NEW YORK FOR ISRAELI PREMIER

life appears normal in Mersa Matruh, site of principal air base in western Egypt, and on rd to border area; there is little evidence that any major reinforcements or supplies are being rushed into border area (M)

It's All Quiet Close to the Western Desert Front

Philippine Pres Marcos to present award to Cesar Chavez for his trade union work, Manila (S)

Cesar Chavez Visiting Manila

An Account of the Incident, novel by Yoshimi Usui, allegedly detailing real reason behind mysterious '72 suicide of author Yasunari Kawabata, has prompted legal action by Kawabata's widow and daughter in effort to halt book's sale; book contends that Kawabata killed himself because he had been rejected in attempts to have young housemaid, Nuiko Kazawa, continue in his employment; family seeks public apology by author and damages of 50-million yen, or about ●189,000 at current exch rates; Kawabata por (M)

BOOK ON A SUICIDE STIRS SUIT IN JAPAN

20 die in post-election pol violence; Jayewardene appeals for peace; extends curfew; Mrs Bandaranaike, in broadcast, calls for end of strife and bitterness generated by election campaign (S)

20 Dead as Sri Lanka Acts to End Violence

At least 12 persons are killed and 53 others injured in crash of 2 passenger trains, 1 enroute from Seoul to Pusan, S Korea; accident described (S)

At Least 12 Killed in South Korea As Two Passenger Trains Collide

Govt repts Soviet Navy vessels and US planes touched off alert July 22 that led island to put its troops and coast guard into action (S)

U.S. and Soviet Forces Alarmed Barbadians

Maurice Jones is arrested in London on his return from East Berlin after abandoning request for pol asylum in E Ger (S)

BRITISH EDITOR ARRESTED AFTER RETURN FROM BERLIN

Kenneth Cornelius Thomas is an American former professional basketball player who played eleven seasons in the National Basketball Association (NBA).

Kenny Thomas, American basketball player

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Captain Shivrampant Damle was an Indian educationist. He is best remembered for founding the Maharashtriya Mandal in 1924.

July 25, 1977

Headlines from July 25, 1977

Gulf and Western's Relationship With Banks Is Issue in S.E.C. Study

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SADAT ORDERS HALT TO ATTACKS IN LIBYA, HEEDING ARAB PLEAS

Buyer Is Reported Found for Lance's Bank Stock

Rhodesian Whites Squabble As Their Confidence Wanes

Billboard 200

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I'm In You

Barry Manilow Live

Streisand Superman

Love Gun

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