Sen Select Intelligence Com offers legis to protect civil liberties of Amers against interference by intelligence community, and to limit scope of covert operations abroad; if changes become law, they would supersede Pres Carter's exec order on subject (S)

SENATE PANEL OFFERS LEGISLATION TO CURB INTELLIGENCE AGENTS

Article describes movement of skilled middle-class workers from cold, economically troubled East and Middle West to Houston, where job prospects are more abundant; illus (L)

Houston Lures Those of Skills In Middle Class

Repts 4th qr net income rose to $226.1-million, while earnings rose to $399-million and consolidated worldwide sales totaled $1.9-billion; repts operating earnings for yr rose to $1.2-billion, while net income declined to $643.4-million (M)

Kodak Profits Rose 2% in 4th Quarter But Fell 1% in Year

Most Side Streets in Brooklyn And Queens Are Still Unplowed

HAMBURG, West Germany, Feb. 9&#8212;President Anwar el&#8208;Sadat of Egypt began a series of consultations with six European leaders today and was told by

Praises Bonn's Position

Ethiopian Govt, after 3-mo campaign to wipe out 'counterrevolutionaries,' appears to have gained upper hand against underground orgn Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Party; diplomats estimate that since mid-Dec 1,000 people have been killed; 10,000 reptdly have been arrested in operation to seek out names of members of orgn (M)

ETHIOPIAUSESTERROR TO CONTROL CAPITAL

SEC to aid Sen Banking Com in its investigation of overseas payments by Bell Helicopter; allegations revd (M)

S. E. C. LENDS EXPERT TO SENATE FOR STUDY OF TEXTRON BELL UNIT

Pres Carter reptdly approved covert TV surveillance of Ronald L Humphrey, 1st instance in which Amer citizen has been subjected to such secret observation; TV cameras reptdly were trained on Humphrey's USIA office; Atty Gen Bell authorized tap on Truong Dinh Hung's telephone without warrant, and notified Sen Select Intelligence Com that he did so (M)

Carter Approved TV Surveillance Of U.S. Aide Suspected of Spying

correction of Feb 9 article, which incorrectly said that State Sec Vance testified that he hoped S Korea would waive its rights under internatl conv to permit former S Korean Amb Kim Dong Jo to testify before HR ethics com; Vance merely said that this would be 'only way' to obtain Kim's testimony (S)

CORRECTION

Bloomingdale's chmn and chief exec officer Lawrence Lachman to retire May 1 and will be succeeded by Marvin S Traub, who has been pres since '69; Traub will be succeeded as pres by exec vp James S Schoff Jr; illus (M)

Lachman to Leave Bloomingdale's

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1978 Canada ordered 11 Soviet diplomats and officials expelled and barred two others from returning. The Government accused them all of plotting to penetrate the security apparatus of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Canada's equivalent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It said the Soviet representatives offered a member of the police agency &#8220;unlimited&#8221; funds for information on Canadian intelligence methods. [Page Al, Column 5.]

News Summary

An impasse in the Senate that developed late Wednesday over natural gas pricing touched off selling in the stock market yesterday to send prices lower after a two&#8208;day advance.

Impasse in Senate on Gas Prices Causes 4.85 Fall in Dow to 777.81

Govt orders expulsion of 11 USSR diplomats and officials, and bars 2 others from returning to Canada; charges them with plotting to penetrate security apparatus of Royal Canadian Mounted Police; charges group offered 'unlimited funds' to member of Royal Canadian Mounted Police for data on Canadian intelligence methods; disclosure of case in Parliament by Min Donald C Jamieson on Feb 9 sets off denunciations of USSR; Jamieson commments, news conf; group members listed (M)

Canada to Expel 11 Soviet Aides In Spying Case

Sen Banking Com unanimously concludes that NYC 'should be able to meet its financing needs and avoid bankruptcy after June 30 without further Fed financial help,' upsetting city's hopes for speedy Cong action on its request for help; 15-member com headed by Sen William Proxmire has jurisdiction over loan assistance to city and could effectively bottle up expected Adm efforts to continue aid beyond June 30 expiration of current program; contends that centerpiece of Mayor Koch's financial program, Fed guarantee of $2.25-billion long-term loan, is not necessary; repts that $2.25-billion could be provided if city pension funds would maintain their current level of commitment to city over 4-yr life of Koch plan; holds local insts such as banks should now provide short-term cash city needs so that Fed seasonal loan program could be ended; Gov Carey terms com rept 'unrealistic'; Sen Daniel P Moynihan calls it 'hostile'; other reaction noted (L)

SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES NOT TO RENEW AID TO NEW YORK CITY

Article in series on AT&T world's biggest co; comments on co's consumer powers, centralized buying being gen practice; Purchasing and Transportation Div of Western Elec concerns itself with bulk of buying, picking things up from suppliers, then reselling to operating cos; head of div, Robert Kraay, int; illus (M)

A.T.&.T., a Fussy Buyer, Bars Linty Towels

Study by Oscar White Muscarella of Met Museum of world's leading collections of antiquities from Near East lists 247 art objects or groups of objects as suspicious or evident forgeries; it appears that many millions of dollars are involved; C C Lamberg-Karlovsky, dir of Peabody Museum at Harvard, says more serious is effect on scholarship; some other art officials comment; illus (M)

Some Antiquities Challenged

Article on former inmate Paul David Kelley, who practiced law without license in prison, working as legal researcher for prominent lawyers, including Julius L Echeles; illus (M)

jailhouse Lawyer’ Makes Good

The excitement over Anturane, a drug developed for gout but recently found to .have value in the prevention of heart attacks in people who have already had at least one attack, has thrust the CibaGeigy Corporation, the world's largest pharmaceutical producer, into the limelight again.

New Use for Ciba-Geigy Dug Draws Investor Interest

Article on project at Amer Museum of Natural History, NYC, to produce half-ton Fiberglas reproduction of its 60-million-yr-old triceratops skeleton, at price estimated at $11,000 to $15,000, for Buffalo Museum of Science; reproduction is being done by staff headed by Martin Cassidy; volunteers Nancy Solis and Jack Honig comment; illus (M)

Demonstrations at the Dinosaur Factory

Comment on auction of 19th-century and 20th-century photographs on Feb 13 and 14 at Sotheby Parke Bernet, Los Angeles (S)

Auctions

STP Corp agrees to stop making some ad claims for its motor-oil and gasoline additives and oil filters, to pay civil penalty of $500,000 and to pay additional $200,000 to publicize settlement; consent judgment obtained by FTC before Fed Judge Constance Baker Motley; illus (S)

STP,inF.T.C.Pact, Will Reduce Claims And Pay a Penalty

Africano, Lillian: The Businessman's Guide to the Middle East revd by Sarah Ferrell

WEEKENDER GUIDE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 &#8212; After 13 months of debate and study, a group of leading environmentalists and industrialists announced today that, to their surprise, they had agreed on more than 200 steps that could help the nation shift from oil to coal as a prime source of energy in ways that are both environmentally tolerable and economically sound.

OPPOSING FACTIONS AGREE ON A SHIFT FROM OIL TO COAL

State Dept rept finds no instances of torture or other human-rights violations by Turkish forces (S)

U.S. Rights Report on 105 Lands Is Bleak Except for a Few Gains

Robert Palmer lists variety of country and bluegrass artists performing in NYC met area; pors (L)

Country Music Invades the City

William Omar Landrón Rivera, known professionally as Don Omar, is a Puerto Rican rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, and actor. He is also known as the "King of Reggaeton" by music critics and fans alike. The artist was recognized by Billboard and Rolling Stone as one reggaeton legend. He is often cited as an influence by other Hispanic urban performers.

February 10, 1978

Headlines from February 10, 1978

SENATE PANEL OFFERS LEGISLATION TO CURB INTELLIGENCE AGENTS

Houston Lures Those of Skills In Middle Class

Kodak Profits Rose 2% in 4th Quarter But Fell 1% in Year

Most Side Streets in Brooklyn And Queens Are Still Unplowed

Praises Bonn's Position

Billboard 200

Saturday Night Fever

Foot Loose + Fancy Free

All 'n' All

News Of The World

The Stranger

Notable Births

Historical Context for February 10, 1978