Radio City Music Hall will stay open under an agreement reached between the Urban Development Corporation and Rockefeller Center Inc. Page B4.

Music Hall Stays Open

US Sec Vance departs Washington for visit to southern Africa and USSR; private criticisms by White House officials over Vance's ability to deal with Russians noted; officials fear Vance and sr Soviet adviser Marshall Shulman may have undercut Pres Carter's tough Wake Forest, NC, speech by making Soviet' officials aware of conciliatory parts of speech; Vance will meet with Brezhnev and Gromyko; Vance illus (M)

Vance Is Off to Africa and Soviet

ONE LIVES in a fashionable part of midtown. The other lives behind City Hall on a block lined with warehouses. One looks out her window at the Museum of Modern Art's sculpture Barden the other watches tugboats huffing up the Hudson. One owns a co&#8208;op, the other has a loft. Locations notwithstanding, when it comes to re&#8208;doing an apartment, both believe in budgets and the virtues of moving walls.

Budget Renovations: Investing in Space

Article on business complaints about rising cost of complying with Fed Govt regulations and paperwork it entails; cartoon (M)

Washington & Business

Port Auth Youth Services Unit catches over 100 runaways a mo in midtown Manhattan terminal; illus (M)

Catching Runaways Before the Street Gets Them

Manhattan grand jury indicts 5 officials of defunct Amer Bank & Trust, including ex-dir David Graiver, for allegedly misappropriating millions of dollars in bank funds and falsifying records to conceal illegal transactions; Dist Atty Robert M Morgenthau says Graiver is being sought with aid of Interpol and foreign police, despite repts that he was killed in '76 plane crash; 4 defendants plead not guilty; Graiver, during Dec '75-Aug '76 period, reptdly sought to buy bank in name of his father and allegedly misappropriated funds to make improper loans and deposits on behalf of Belgian Banque pour l'Amerique du Sud, which was owned by his family; Belgian bank in turn lent large amts improperly to cos Graiver owned; Amer Bank allegedly also made improper loans to Graiver's Bankers Internatl co; FDIC sources says Graiver in some instances had loans ostensibly made to legitimate cos owned by others who had no knowledge of deals; Morgenthau says Asst Dist Attys Stephen B Shiffrin and Martin Marcus began probe in Aug '76 at request of Banks Supt John G Heimann (M)

5 Bankers  Are Indicted in Fraud, Including Director Reported Dead

Repts 2.8% 1st-qr '78 profits gain, smallest qrly increase in 3 1/2 yrs; net income put at $589 million, up from $573 million yr earlier; gross income rose 8.4% to record $4.4 billion; chmn Frank T Cary comments (S)

I.B.M.'s Earnings Up by 2.8% in Quarter; Burroughs Reports 18% Advance in Profits

USSR presses UN for ouster of Shevchenko; says it will not support recent 2-yr extension of his contract as Under Sec Gen; observers say Shevchenko could receive $100,000 as part of possible separation agreement; leading contender for Shevchenko's post identified as Viktor L Israelyan, head of Internatl Orgns Dept in Soviet Foreign Min (M)

SOVIET PRESSES U.N. TO OUST SIIEVCHENKO

Environmental Quality Council says combination of solar technologies can supply 1/4 of US energy needs by yr 2000; technologies include not only direct conversion of sunlight to heat or elec, but also wind, biomass, ocean temp gradients and even hydroelec power; council's estimate of US energy demand by 2000 is 100 quadrillion BTU's, about 15% less than Energy Dept's forecast; Gus Speth, a council member, comments; illus (M)

Solar Energy Outlook Termed ‘Brighter Than Most Imagine’

Marconi, Michela: Illus of Italian industrialist Sergio Marconi's daughter being rescued from kidnappers who abducted her 3 mos ago, Rome; 3 arrested (S)

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$55.6 MILLION BY FALL TO HELP SOUTH BRONX IS PLEDGED BY U.S.

Miller, at breakfast meeting with newsmen, urges Carter Adm to delay or scale down its tax‐cut proposal in order to reduce Fed budget deficit; says $60 billion deficit is inflationary; Blumenthal says tampering with tax‐cuts would lead to substantial reduction in econ activity and rise in unemployment; Miller says Carter's anti‐inflation program constitutes good first steps, but is disappointed with Carter's failure to deal more forcefully with budget restraint (M)

Fed Chief Asks Delay in Tax Cut To Trim Deficit

Reporter's notebook focuses on subdued sense of helplessness in Panama over treaties (M)

Reporter's Notebook: In Panama, A Subdued Sense of Helplessness

Sen DeConcini says after meeting with Deputy State Sec Warren M Christopher that he will 'reluctantly' agree to soften his treaty amendment; refuses to disclose modifying language Christopher had proposed; DeConcini repts he also accepted modificiations in 2d reservation he has proposed that states US is not obliged to pay Panama for any shortfall in profits between now and yr 2000; repts deadlock, however, on Adm attempts to soften his reservation attached to neutrality treaty already approved by Sen (M)

DeConcini ‘Reluctantly’ Agrees To Soften New Treaty Proposal

United Nations official who is from the Soviet Union and refused to return to Moscow this week is expected to leave his post, Moscow is pressing for the ouster of Arkady N. Shevchenko, the Under Secretary General who refused the Soviet order, declaring he had political differences with his Government. His position has always been filled by a Soviet citizen having Moscow's approval, and it is considered certain he could not remain if the Soviet Union objected. [Page A1, Column 4.]

News Summary

TODAY the round room, with its huge Leger mural, belongs to Harold Diamond, a private art dealer, and his wife, Hester, a former social worker who is now an interior designer. Their country house spreads expansively east and west of its 30&#8208;foot round living room with a dance floor in the middle, overlooking the round swimming pool, prefabricated guest house, boccie court and 12 acres.

Living With Art In the Round

NYS Restaurant Assn will press during next 3 mos truth-in-menu campaign called Project AIM (accuracy in menus) among its members; project's symbol (S)

Council Bill Would Require Truth in Restaurant Menus

Tyco raises its financial stake in Cutler to nearly $33 million, or 15%, rept to SEC; sues Cutler and its chmn Edmund Fitzgerald for breach of fiduciary trust in sale of pfd stock to Koppers and asks ct to rescind sale; charges Koppers with making illegal tender offer in announcing plans to buy 20% of Cutler; Cutler says it won temporary restraining order to bar any further stock purchases by Tyco; table of Cutler's financial data (M)

TYCO LABORATORIES INCREASES STAKE IN CUTLER‐HAMMER

ASE index rises to 132.54; NYSE trading vol rises to 26.21-million shares (M)

Prices of Stocks Ease on Reports Of First‐Quarter Earnings Results

Dollar declines against most major foreign currencies on Apr 12, reflecting disappointment with Pres Carter's anti-inflation speech; remains firm on NY foreign exch; some prices cited (M)

Dollar Sags Abroad After Carter Speech

correction of Apr 11 article notes illus was of Soviet Deputy Foreign Min Georgi M Korniyenko and not of Shevchenko

CORRECTION

Patria Nieto-Ortiz resigns as comm chmn in policy dispute with Mayor Koch; por; Koch appts Frank Mangino as acting chmn (M)

Human Rights Chairman Resigns After Dispute With Koch and Staff

HR, 268-150, defeats emergency farm aid bill; outcome angers some farm state Dems but is victory for Carter; HR Agr Com chmn Thomas S Foley comments; (M)

EMERGENCY FARM AID IS REJECTED BY HOUSE IN A CARTER VICTORY

LET's be frank: Mary Ann and Sam Scherr have not yet managed to get it all together. There are the myriad paintings shrouded in brown wrapping paper lined up against the walls of the living room, bedrooms and halls in their newly acquired Upper East Side apartment.

Two Creative Talents — Dovetailed

FTC staff recommends that in awarding oil and gas tracts in Atlantic, Interior Dept should apply stricter standards on cos owning refineries on East Coast, rept to Sec Andrus; says it may be appropriate to reject some of their high bids; says it is foreseeable that same 8 cos that control 88.9% of refining capacity on Atlantic Coast will control, through joint ownership, the pipelines eventually laid to transport oil from offshore fields; says concentrated econ power of refinery-owning major oil cos and their prospective control of future pipelines may have deterred some smaller cos from bidding in Savannah auction of leases off Ga and Fla coasts; other recommendations noted (M)

‘STRICTER STANDARD’ URGED FOR AWARDING ATLANTIC OIL LEASES

Carles Puyol Saforcada is a Spanish former professional footballer who played his entire career for Barcelona. Considered one of the greatest football defenders ever and one of the sport's greatest ever captains, he mainly played as a centre-back, but could also play in either full-back position, mostly as a right-back.

Carles Puyol, Spanish footballer

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John Richard Chambers was an artist and filmmaker. Born in London, Ontario, Chambers' painting style shifted from surrealist-influenced to photo-realist-influenced. He used the term "Perceptual Realism" and later "perceptualism" to describe his style. He began working with film in the 1960s, completing six by 1970. Stan Brakhage proclaimed Chambers' The Hart of London as "one of the greatest films ever made."

Jack Chambers, Canadian painter and director (born 1931)

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Chief Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, MON, also known as Funmilayo Aníkúlápó-Kuti, was a Nigerian educator, political campaigner, suffragist, and women's rights activist.

April 13, 1978

Headlines from April 13, 1978

Music Hall Stays Open

Vance Is Off to Africa and Soviet

Budget Renovations: Investing in Space

Washington & Business

Catching Runaways Before the Street Gets Them

Billboard 200

Saturday Night Fever

Slowhand

Even Now

The Stranger

Weekend In L.a.

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for April 13, 1978