Leo Marx revs Robert F Berkhofer Jr book The White Man's Indian. Images of the Amer Indian from Columbus to the Present (M)

European Invention

One-Thousand-Six-Hundred and Fifty-Yard Free-Style: Brian Goodell sets Amer record (14:55.53) (S)

Goodell, Tennessee Win Swim Titles

After enduring a winter that brought 51 inches of snow, residents of the New York City area will hardly be surprised that the National Weather Service says there is a possibility of snow for Easter today.

Heavy Rain Is Predicted for Easter in New York

R Locke article on books recently published by Michel Foucault, Christopher Lasch and Herbert Marcuse, that express disenchantment of '60s writers in '70s; drawing (M)

THE LITERARY VIEW

travel article on old city of Nuremberg; illus (M)

A Walking Tour Through Nuremberg's Old Inner City

THE old man walks past the lowered gate, the flashing red light and the ringing bell. He doesn't see the gate or the light, and he doesn't hear the bell. Or perhaps he chooses not to.

Fatalities on The L.I.R.R.: Who's to Blame?; Deaths on the Rails: Who's at Fault?; Long Island Rail Road Fatalities

1st of 2 articles on recent changes in Amer pol and how they affect Cong discusses increasing influence of interest groups at expense of natl parties; says many newer members of Cong who were elected with financial backing of special-interest groups cannot be counted on to vote party line, to the displeasure of older Cong leadership; says many sr members claim new members refuse to compromise on issues; notes all members of Cong are now expected to court the many interest groups playing roles in their dists or states, and this fragmentation has caused premature retirements by some who do not want to abide by new rules and demands; notes Fed Election Comm repts 1,360 interest groups registered in '77; comments from Reprs Thomas S Foley and John Brademas and Speaker Thomas P O'Neill Jr; illus of Foley, Repr Charles W Whalen Jr, 1 of those leaving Cong prematurely, and Richard A Viguerie, who raises money for special-interest groups (L)

Interest Groups Gaining Influence At the Expense of National Parties

Things went swimmingly and according to plan for Sigmund Sommer's Piece of Heaven and Ruben Hernandez yesterday in the 19th running of the Bay Shore Stakes at Aqueduct.

Piece of Heaven Takes Bay Shore, Pays $8 40

vaccination opponents Drs Albert U Peacock and Robert Harris prefer natural immunity gained from direct exposure to disease; favor testing children at puberty and innoculating those without immunity; Conn health official Dr John Lewis defends compulsory vaccination program (M)

Rubella Debate Divides Doctors and Lawmakers

There may have been worse weeks In the 30&#8208;year friendship of the United States and Israel, but that was no consolaticin. The best chance in decades for peace in the Middle East seemed to be fast disappearing. Two days of talks failed to budge Menachem Begin or President Carter, and their faces were grim maps as the two made their farewells. &#8220;For once,&#8221; said Zbigniew Brzezinski, the national security adviser, &#8220;appearances are not deceiving.&#8221; Not to make matters worse, the Administration decided not to issue even the usual formal statement, which would have summarized the deep disagreements.

At Home and Abroad, Begin Has Much More Trouble Now

Seiji Ozawa returns to his native Japan with Boston Symphony Orch and is warmly recd; had been uncertain of his reception in view of Japanese prejudice against those who go out into world, make internatl reputations and then return; illus (L)

In Japan, Ozawa Is Once Again `Nakama Doshi’

Status of open tennis discussed on 10th anniv; illus (M)

Growing Pains Plague Tennis On Open Era's 10th Anniversary

Ossining, NY, Waterfront Redevelopment Plan, developed by village's Community Development Dept, calls for 5-yr effort to link hilly interior portion of village with waterfront through development of Village Walkway; resulting linear waterfront pk would connect at either end with historic pathway of Croton Aqueduct and be part of 6-mi walkway; Community Development dir Frank J Pinizzotto notes plan is low-keyed development approach in which waterfront is broken up into several planning parcels that can be developed separately; asst dir Lawrence Bennett comments; plans that include Ossining Correctional Facility described; drawing; map (L)

Ossining Weighs Waterfront Park

NYS Consumer Protection Dept says low-income residents of Westchester County are paying up to 7c more for gallon of milk than middle-and upper-income residents (M)

Poor Found to Pay More for Milk

OAKLAND, Calif., March 25&#8212;The Golden State &#8216;Warriors, led by Rick Barry's 55 points, defeated the New York Knicks, 133123, tonight.

Knicks Beaten, 133-423

Walter Matthau, who appears in film, int; illus

Walter Matthau ‐Comedy Keeps Him Happy

Article on efforts of city's apt builders to circumvent 'zoning rooms' regulations; notes many builders are adding walls to 'studio' apts, thus converting them into 'one-bedroom' units; cites violations in Camargue apt tower on E 83d St; diagram (M)

Room Count: A Tricky Kind Of Arithmetic, E.g., 303 E. 83d

article on 4 women who serve as heads of staff for 4 of Long Island's Congressmen; notes their divergent backgrounds; illus of Betty Orr (Repr Otis G Pike), Barbara Morris (Repr Norman F Lent), Barbara Paley (Repr Jerome A Ambro) and Elizabeth Hoppel (Repr John W Wydler) (M)

4 Paths That Led to Capitol Hill

Most TV studios in NYC are cramped because elaborate equipment takes up large space; illus (M)

TV a Medium in Need of Space

Anthony Provenzano, the New Jersey teamster leader, was convicted of conspiracy to arrange a kickback on a $2.3 million loan. Page 33.

Provenzano Found Guilty

TORONTO, March 25&#8212;It took the New York Rangers all season, but tonight they finally defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs. The final score of the National Hockey League match was 52.

Rangers Turn Back Maple Leafs, 5‐2

TOP EGYPTIANS MEET, DECIDE TO CONTINUE EFFORTS FOR PEACE

Electronic Fraud Accompanies Move Toward Tellerless Banking

ST. LOUIS, March 25&#8212;First Duke and then Kentucky went to the brink of elimination today, but each managed to hold on for victories that sent the two  Southern college basketball powers into the final of the 40th annual National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball championship.

Duke and Kentucky Fives Gain Final of N.C. A.A. Tournament

For the Tripuckas, Reunion in St. Louis

Anastasia Kostaki is a former Greek professional basketball player, currently serving as an assistant coach for Panathinaikos. She is 1.72 m in height and 65 kg in weight.

March 26, 1978

Headlines from March 26, 1978

European Invention

Goodell, Tennessee Win Swim Titles

Heavy Rain Is Predicted for Easter in New York

THE LITERARY VIEW

A Walking Tour Through Nuremberg's Old Inner City

Billboard 200

Saturday Night Fever

The Stranger

Slowhand

Running On Empty

Aja

Notable Births

Historical Context for March 26, 1978