October 10, 1977

Stein and Wagner are spending total of more than $1-million for Manhattan boro presidency, post that pays $45,000 a yr and has limited power; much of money is coming from their powerful fathers--former Mayor Robert F Wagner and Jerry Finkelstein, publisher of NY Law Journal--and friends of fathers; Stein had spent $515,898, including $350,500 in loans, as of late Sept; Wagner had spent $285,366, including $179,000 in loans; major contributors listed (L)

Adm planners expand tax cut for business that Carter is likely to propose in tax reform pkg to about $22-billion; are concerned over sluggish pace of business investment; cut in personal withholding tax to stimulate consumer spending is possibility (M)

ROME, Oct. 9—Pope Paul VI proclaimed Sharbel Makhlouf, a Lebanese hermit monk, a saint today in a solemn high mass at St. Peter's Basilica.

Large puddles of rain reflected colorful floats, traditional costumes and swirling, swaying dancers as thousands of Hispanic Americans marched proudly up Fifth Avenue yesterday in celebration of the discovery of America by Cristóbal Colon.

At 1:30 A.M. on Wednesday, Sept. 21, stopping over at Miami International Airport on his way to a business appointment in Chile, Patrick J. Cunningham telephoned one of his lieutenants in the Bronx County Democratic organization.