Exhibit of vintage photographic prints celebrating Isadora Duncan made by Arnold Genthe and Edward Steichen at Neuberger Museum revd by D McDonagh; illus

Isadora Duncan At the Neuberger

Joan Swan buys fresh bread at Zito's Bakery on Bleeker Street. She buys cheese around the corner at Murray's. And she buys meat from Ottomanelli's on Bleeker.

Village Refrain: High Rents And the Passing of Charm

THE MOOD at John V.N. Klein's recent budget briefing was certainly different from past years. Gone was the atmosphere of austerity and uncertainty, of the political bickering and dissatisfaction that have marked the announcement of new county budgets in Suffolk in the past.

Klein's Budget Welcomed

article on expected major Cong debate on Carter Adm plans to sell fighter aircraft to Iran; Carter promises during Pres campaign to curb sales of mil weapons abroad noted; Carter's recent contentions, that sales are in US natl security interests and that they can be used as tool of US foreign policy, noted; proposed sale of early warning (AWACS) airplanes and criticisms of it revd (M)

Proposed Sale of Fighters to Iran Challenged Within Administration

pol scene in Norwalk (Conn) described; Cave is seeking 2d 2-yr term in Nov 8 election; por; she is opposed by State Repr William A Collins, Dem, and City Councilman Frank J Esposito, Repub (L)

Turnabout in Norwalk

Frazier Deal Is Set

Lynne Ames article on problems in Westchester County, NY, with continually increasing number of stray dogs; NYS Agr Dept spokesman estimates more than 35,000 dogs are unlicensed, many living as strays, with some banding together and becoming feral; several experts give possible solutions to problem; others raise question of whether to kill unwanted strays or not; guide to animal services (M)

Dog‐Control Crisis Confronts the County

article on growth of polygamy in Western US notes recent attention has been focused on polygamy because of indictment of LeBaron and others (M)

Polygamy, Growing in U.S. West, Is Encountering Little Opposition

article on Carter Adm's Middle East policy; Adm seen sharing belief of Nixon and Ford Adms that US must press both sides for compromises while not appearing to impose settlement; seen finding as most unpalatable aspect of policy inevitable conflicts with Israel and its Amer Jewish supporters; Carter's statements on Palestinians, PLO, Palestinian homeland, Jewish settlements on West Bank and nature of peace noted; drawing (M)

On Toward Geneva

Survey of educ trends notes new stability among nation's RC schools in inner-city areas; enrollment increases in NYC and Chicago noted; reasons for growth in these areas, which reverse nationwide trend, discussed (L)

Catholic Schools Attain Stability In Urban Cores

A Venture Afield Unites a Family On a Golden Day

Schleyer photo supplied to Paris newspaper by captors, members of self-described Red Army Faction; sign reads 'prisoner for 31 days'

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Pigeons are the bums of the suburbs, and the only way to deal with them is to keep them moving.

Going to War With Pigeons —And Losing

Both as a campaigner and as President, Jimmy Carter has shown an affinity for quick responses to criticism, whether large or small. Last week a large criticism was involved and Mr. Carter parried with a dramatic flourish. On foot and by car, he toured the moonscape of the South Bronx, hoping to underscore that &#8220;they still have to know we care.&#8221;

Boost by Carter Knock by Koch

Three weeks ago, in the babble of a Nassau County courtroom in Mineola, a wheyfaced 37&#8208;year&#8208;old agent for professional athletes stepped forward to plead guilty to seven counts of grand larceny. The man, Richard Sorkin, admitted he had stolen money he was supposed to have been keeping in trust for his clients, including some of the stars of the Islanders, the Rangers and the Nets. More than 50 professional hockey and basketba41 players were the victims, and authorities have put the losses at about $1.2 million.

The Spectacular Rise and Ignoble Fall of Richard Sorkin, Pros' Agent

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8&#8212;The Los Angeles Dodgers won the National League pennant in a small monsoon tonight when Tommy John, the man with the rebuilt left arm, pitched them to a 4&#8208;1 victory over Steve Carlton and the Philadelphia Phillies.

Yanks Win, 6‐4, Forcing 5th Game, Dodgers Take Flag

Article on office bldgs notes windows are being framed differently to conserve energy and accommodate new structural systems; notes views are being made more accessible as 'open office landscaping' is democratizing panoramas; illus (L)

Offices With Views Adapt to Save Fuel and Share the Scenery

NY-NJ Port Auth proposes 3 alternative noise standards for NYC met area airports, including 1 that would permit Concorde landings at Kennedy Internatl for 3 mos; sets Oct 17 as date for hearings on proposed noise ceilings; proposed regulations described; aviation auths speculate ceilings are intended to indicate to Sup Ct that Auth is acting in good faith, enabling ct to maintain ban on landings (M)

Port Agency Offers Three Noise Plans, One Allowing SST

The Senate Finance Committee has all but dismantled President Carter's energy tax package, leaving only bare bones and an unavoidable question: Is the Carter program dead? It is too early to tell, but the answer probably is no. Parts of the package may be revived on the Senate floor, and perhaps even by the committee before finishes its work sometime this week. Further restorations are possible later when the Senate tries to work out its differences in conference with the House, which has passed the President's plan largely intact.

The Excision of An Energy Plan

Profile of her mother Frances Bellamy; their illus (L)

Fame Comes to ‘Miss Frances’ of Plainfield

Harold C Schonberg article on this season's activity by nation's 4 largest opera houses; Met Opera, NYC Opera, San Francisco Opera and Chicago Opera; notes growing sophistication of Amer operatic audiences has allowed many companies to depart from standard repertory (L)

MUSIC VIEW

TRENTON WHEN Raymond H. Bateman of Somerville marched up rain&#8208;swept Fifth Avenue last Sunday in New York City's annual Pulaski Day parade, he was doing more than paying tribute to the great Revolutionary hero. Casimir Pulaski. He was acknowledging the increasing importance of the PolishAmerican vote in New Jersey politics.

Ethnic Votes May Be Key to Election

On a March evening in 1889, a rehearsal of a one&#8208;act play, &#8220;The Stronger,&#8221; is in progress at the Dagmar Theater in Copenhagen. The play's author, August Strindberg, is present, together with Siri von Essen (his estranged wife), Siri's friend Marie David, and the Danish actor Viggo Schiwe. The play they are rehearsing is based on a crisis in Strindberg's marriage, involving himself and the two women. During the rehearsal, the old real&#8208;life hostilities rise once again to the surface.

The Prophetic Anguish of August Strindberg

Man o' War Stakes: Majestic Light wins; illus (M)

Majestic Light Triumphs In Man o' War at Belmont

Lew Nichols and E A Proulx article on cider mills in Vt; recipe; illus; map (L)

Vermont Cider: A Lingering Flavor of the Past

Emanuele Belardi is a retired Italian footballer who was a goalkeeper.

Emanuele Belardi, Italian footballer

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Brian Michael Roberts is an American former professional baseball second baseman. He made his Major League Baseball (MLB) debut with the Baltimore Orioles in 2001, and played for the team until 2013. He played his final season for the New York Yankees in 2014.

October 9, 1977

Headlines from October 9, 1977

Isadora Duncan At the Neuberger

Village Refrain: High Rents And the Passing of Charm

Klein's Budget Welcomed

Proposed Sale of Fighters to Iran Challenged Within Administration

Turnabout in Norwalk

Billboard 200

Rumours

Simple Dreams

Shaun Cassidy

Star Wars

Moody Blue

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 9, 1977