correction of Feb 7 article; Lance did not get loan from Citibank (S)

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Children's Aid. Society: 125 Years of iving ‘Street Kids’ a Fair Chance

article discusses pressure pump problems plaguing shuttle's engines; illus (M)

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Wind-driven tides smash NJ oceanfront from Sandy Hook to Cape May, washing away valuable stretch of beach and causing millions of dollars in damage to homes, boardwalks and resort facilities; Gov Byrne illus (M)

Jersey Shore Battered as Winds Whip Tides 7 Feet Abote Normal

Ethiopia, with USSR and Cuban aid, mounts counteroffense to repulse Somali forces in Ogaden; map (M)

Troops Advance on Key Town

Unexpected heavy snowstorm snarls traffic in Chicago (S)

FIERCE STORM LEAVES NEW ENGLAND REELING

T'S a hot cereal morning,&#8221; my mother would whisper, half aloud, half to herself, as she routed us out of bed on the coldest, darkest school mornings in midwinter. It was an announcement that told us more than merely what we were having for breakfast; it was a weather report as well. A firm believer in children eating a solid breakfast before going to school, and a hot one whenever possible, my mother&#8217; would no more let us &#8226;out the door without hot cereal on the frostiest mornings than she would let us leave without coats and scarves, boots and mittens.

Cold Weather: Hot Cereal Mornings

Marshall Field & Co, which currently is in ct battle to void takeover bid by Carter Hawley Hale Stores, establishes new div to open Marshall Field stores in Sun Belt cities as major effort toward becoming natl dept store chain (M)

Field, to Outflank Hawley, Forms Unit For Sun Belt Stores

Cooking With the Parsis; Parsi: Indian Spices, Mideastern Cooking; Tehmina Alphonse's Parsi Recipes; Method for Making Ghee; Kheema Kebabs (Spiced meatballs); 2½ pounds twice‐ground lamb or beef; For some of her guests, Mrs. Alphonse has had to cut back on the hot chilies; Mango Kulfi; Dhansak (Chicken with lentil puree); Chicken for Dhansak; Brown Rice Parsi-Style

Dow Jones indus avg rises 10.23 points, best gain of '78, to 778.85; NYSE trading vol, affected by snowstorm and late exch opening, totals 14.73-million shares

Earnings and Dividend Gains Push Dow Up 10.23 to Best Rise of 1978

Transportation&#8212;Conrail trains are expected to operate on a modified weekday schedule; the Long Island Rail Road expects minimal service. City and suburban buses are expected to run late in many areas, with only limited service in parts of Queens and Brooklyn. Airports, closed yesterday, are expected to offer limited services. The Transit Authority expects normal service on all subway lines.

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Feb 8: Carter Adm expresses strong opposition to Israel's continued establishment of settlements on occupied Arab land as Sadat is telling Cong members that such settlements are major barrier to peace; White House reveals that Pres Carter sent sharply worded messages in Jan to Begin and ordered State Dept to make public a chronology of exchs between US and Israel to demonstrate degrees of concern in US over what have been regarded officially as 'illegal' Israeli actions; Carter has raised matter in private meetings with Cong members, particularly those friendly to Israel; reptdly offered Air Force plane to Sen Jacob K Javits and 3 others if they wanted to fly to Israel and confer with Begin; Carter schedules unpublicized dinner with several prominent US Jews, including Rabbi Alexander M Schindler, to brief them on Sadat visit; Sen Henry M Jackson says Sadat presented good case for arms sales to Egypt; officials say they expect US Sec Harold Brown to invite Egyptian Min Mohammed Abdel Ghany el-Gamasy to US for thorough discussion (L)

U.S.Again Says It Opposes Israel On   Settlements

House of Commons rejects by 14 votes Conservative challenge to key element in Labor Govt's anti-inflation policy; vote comes at end of acrimonious debate over charges by Conservatives that Labor Govt unlawfully used 'blacklist' to support key parts of its anti-inflation policy, which limits pay increases to 10%; Govt to impose new clauses in all Govt contracts or financial aid obliging all cos to observe pay code; Prices Sec Roy Hattersley comments (M)

BRITISH GOVERNMENT WINS CRUCIAL TEST ON PAY GUIDELINES

Somali officials are telling Arab and Western diplomats that Somalia's position in face of Ethiopian thrust in disputed Ogaden region is becoming 'desperate' (M)

Sense of Alarm Growing

A Thirst Unslaked

US Export-Import is under fire for financing steel plants abroad at time when keen competition is hurting US steelmakers; authorized nearly $400 million worth of such assistance over last 5 yrs, and much of it has gone to current competitors of US steel cos: Japan, Brazil, Argentina, France, S Africa, Italy, Mex and E Eur; office of Repr Clarence D Lone has concluded that 11 nations that received total of $4.5 billion from US for steel projects over last 20 yrs increased their steel exports to US 19 times over that period, while steel imports from nations that did not receive US assistance increased only 3 times; bank recently agreed to finance purchase of Amer goods for steel projects in Poland and Trinidad and Tobago; John L Moore Jr, bank chmn and pres, defends bank's activities (M)

EX‐IM BANK IS FACING INQUIRY ON STEEL AID

GAF announces its intention to sell off photo-processing business (S)

GAF to Sell Off Photo Processing

Deepening dispute over conditions of Saudi oilfields has developed between Carter Adm and Aramco partners; sr Adm officials say there is evidence that poor mgt and overproduction by Aramco have helped create various tech problems that will make it difficult for Saudi Arabia to increase production in 80's to meet expected growth in world demand; CIA, Energy Sec Schlesinger and GAO rept by Phillip R Woodside have independently concluded that Saudis will need to make extensive equipment purchases and also revamp fields, at cost of billions of dollars, if higher productivity is to be reached in near future; Govt wants Aramco partners to urge Saudis to undertake major capital improvements immediately, but oil execs say their influence on future Saudi production is limited; illus (L)

White House and Aramco at Odds on Oil

Pres Carter will propose expanded aid for coll students as alternative to tuition tax credit proposal gaining support in Cong as form of relief to middle-income families; $1.2-billion Carter plan would expand eligibility for Fed scholarships to students from families with gross incomes up to $25,000 a yr and permit those with incomes as high as $40,000 to qualify for subsidized loans (M)

CARTER TO PROPOSE WIDER FEDERAL AID TO COLLEGE STUDENTS

Article on Uncle Charlie's South, NYC restaurant, that was 1st denied cabaret license and then was granted ltd license for 1-yr trial period; participants in dispute include Boro Pres Stein, Mayor Koch, City Planning Com Chmn Robert F Wagner Jr and assorted legislators and civic leaders from Murray Hill sec, Manhattan; case revd (M)

The Strange Case Of a Cabaret Ban That Was Lifted

Most cos and retail businesses remain closed and financial insts operate with skeleton staffs as snow from major snowstorm continues to clog sts and snarl commuting lines (M)

Snowstorm Brings Near Paralysis To Most of City's Business Life

NYC receive avg of 600 calls an hr complaining of lack of heat or hot water (S)

40‐HOUR SNOWSTORM ALMOST PARALYZES NEW YORK CITY AREA

Treas Dept analysis shows legis aimed at easing impact of '76 tax law on Amers living abroad would cost Treas $115-million or more a yr; supports contention that this group would be hardest hit by '76 tax changes (M)

Bill to Ease Taxes for Americans Abroad Would Cost U.S. Millions

Earthquake of medium intensity jolts eastern Turkish province of Van, causing minor damage but no casualties (S)

Quake Jolts. Turkish Province,

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February 8, 1978

Headlines from February 8, 1978

CORRECTIONS

Children's Aid. Society: 125 Years of iving ‘Street Kids’ a Fair Chance

Technology

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Jersey Shore Battered as Winds Whip Tides 7 Feet Abote Normal

Billboard 200

Saturday Night Fever

Foot Loose + Fancy Free

All 'n' All

News Of The World

The Stranger

Notable Births

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