City Hall officials say it was not until early Apr 17 that Koch was able to win from Carey what he considered major concession in Westway negotiations that would hold transit fare at 50c for next 4 yrs (M)

Aides Assert Mayor Delayed on Westway To Gain Concessions

Hundreds of Ford Pintos in fleets operated by State of Ore, several munic agencies and at least 1 private co in Salem are being removed from service because of dispute over car's safety; at issue is whether '71-76 models have design defect that causes gasoline tanks to burst into flames in event of rear-end collisions; illus (M)

PintosWithdrawn in Oregon In Dispute Over Tank Safety

NYSE trading vol totals 43.23 million shares, 4th busiest session ever; Dow Jones indus avg rises 6.5 points to 814.54 (M)

Early Stock Gains on Gold Plan Cut as Dow Closes With 6.50 Rise

Tin&#8217; surge in grass&#8208;roots, or indirect,. lobbying by companies and interest groups is drawing a tie ntion in Washington as Congress and the Internal Revenue Service study questions of disclosure and tax deductibility. Page n5.

Grass‐Roots Lobbying

Names Peter T Buchanan pres succeeding Paul L Miller, who will continue with co in 'senior advisory capacity'; names Alexander C Tomlinson exec com chmn; chmn George Shinn says Miller requested change, news conf; John S Wadsworth Jr, Gary L Swenson, Robert M Baylis and H James Toffey are named exec vps; Buchanan and Shinn illus (M)

First Boston Names Buchanan, 43, as New President

T E Mullaney on new Carter Adm efforts to correct US trade imbalance with other nations; diagram (M)

Signs of a White House Move Against Big Trade Imbalance

Red Brigades issues photo purportedly showing that Moro is alive and apparently in good health, at same time Lake Duchessa is searched; gives authorities 48 hrs to save Moro's life by releasing unspecified number of 'Communist prisoners' from Ital jails; accuses Govt, particularly Andreotti and Cossiga, of having issued false statement that Moro was slain and his body thrown in lake; Red Brigades assumes responsibility for murder of San Vittore Prison deputy comdr Francesco De Cataldo, Milan; illus (L)

Kidnappers Issue Photo of Moro Purportedly Showing He Is Alive

Occidental Petroleum repts that its Island Creek Coal subsidiary paid $15,357 in '75 to Tongsun Park or Pacific Development Corp, a trading co he is connected with, to act as its agent in sale of coking coal to Pohang Iron & Steel, which is owned and operated by S Korean Govt (S)

UNIT OF OCCIDENTAL PAID FEE TO RETAIN PARK AS COAL AGENT

Sen, 95-1, approves bill barring any warrentless wiretapping; Cong sources say pol future of bill could be affected by court rulings in Ronald Humphrey espionage case, in which Pres Carter ordered wiretap without judicial warrants; under bill, Fed intelligence agency could install electronic surveillance devices within US only after sr official, such as CIA Dir, certifies that purpose of surveillance is to seek important foreign intelligence, and Atty Gen finds request meets standards of law, and Fed judge grants permission; Sen William Scott, lone opponent of bill, fears it would inhibit activities of US counterintelligence officials (M)

SENATE PASSES BILL TO BAR BUGGING IN U.S. WITHOUT COURT ORDER

article examines campaign in GB to end violence at games; illus (L)

The Soccer Hooligans: Angry Britain Seeks Answers

internatl value of dollar soars and gold prices plunge following Carter Adm decision to sell 300,000 ounces of gold per mo for 6 mos to promote exch-rate stability; Treas Under Sec Anthony M Solomon says US will make proposals to IMF to strengthen agency's surveillance role, which would include policing of monetary behavior of nations under another specific policy initiative; abandonment of policy of benign dollar neglect by US discussed (M)

U.S. GOLD SALE PLAN PUSHES PRICES DOWN

News Summary

Article on shifts in attitudes among professionals in religion and psychotherapy that is rapidly bridging gap between both disciplines; development attributed mainly to evolving concepts of mental health; notes theories of what constitutes emotional health are broadening to include such matters as meditation and faith; Meninger Foundation , psychotherapist Richard Bollinger comments (M)

Psychiatry and Religion Find Common Ground

Fed Reserve repts foreign central bank and internatl orgns holdings of Treas securities dropped $820 million in week ended Apr 19, largest drop since June '77; money mkt economists warn move could exert added upward pressure on interest rates (M)

FOREIGN BANKERS REDUCE HOLDINGS IN TREASURY ISSUES

Because of a typographical error in Some editions yesterday, a paragraph was garbled in the Economic Scene column. An explanation of why a fall of the United States dollar results in downward pressure on the United States stock market should. have read: &#8216;The underlying reason, as. Edward M. Bernstein, a Washington economic consultant, noted, was partly monetary and partly psychological. The monetary cause was the tightening of Federal Reserve policy to arrest the fall in the dollar, which caused interest rates to rise and stock prices to fall.&#8221;

CORRECTIONS

Gray and 2 Ex‐F.B.I. Aides Deny Guilt as 700 at Court Applaud Them

S Korean Booing 707 jetliner, with 113 persons aboard on Paris-Seoul flight, is forced down by Soviet jet fighters after straying over Soviet airspace near Arctic Circle; Pres Carter is briefed on downing of plane, identified as part of fleet of Korean Air Lines; map (M)

Korean Airliner Is Forced Down By Soviet Union

What was it your cousin's friend said_ about that show the other night? Or was it a movie he liked? Stop right there. Why go to a dilettante when you can get the recommendations of 12 critics of The New York Times regarding the choicest weekend offerings in theater, music, films, dance and art. It is a guide of the best that appears in Weekend from time to time &#8216;and it's all yours for the seeing. Just remember to telephone dead to be sure if the programs are on as scheduled.

Critics’ Choices: The Best Entertainment Picks in Town

Carter Adm decision to sell gold reserves to bolster sagging dollar is hailed by Eurs; many Eur bankers and currency dealers are cautiously optimistic that worst of dollar's problems may be over temporarily; warn much depends on whether Adm follows up gold sale decision with action to stem burgeoning Amer oil imports, fight inflation and coordinate econ policy more closely with allies (M)

Europeans Hail Gold Move As a Sign of U.S. Resolve

Apr 21: group of 36 Amer Jews, including rabbis, scholars, writers and community leaders, send message of support to leaders of Israeli peace group that recently held rally urging Begin to show 'greater flexibility' on issues of peace with Arabs; illus (M)

36 Jews in U.S. Applaud Israelis Who Urged Flexibility on Peace

Pres Carter urges Cong to enact energy program that he unveiled 1 yr ago, Apr 20 meeting with reporters at White House (S)

Carter Prods Congress on Energy, Showing New, Assertive Strategy

Judson Memorial Church. 55 Washington Square South. was a likely choice for this weekend's James War-

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correction on Apr 20 rept that Sen Ted Stevens voted for treaties; Stevens voted against them (S)

CARTER IS WARNED TAX BILL HE WANTS WON'T BE ENACTED

Paper names Sidney Epstein managing editor (S)

Editor Named at Washington Star

HEFLER&#8212;Anna. The Sisterhood of Park East Synagogue sorrowfully mourns the passing of their devoted member Anna Heller. Heartfelt sympathy to the entire family. PRESIDIUM

Deaths

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April 21, 1978

Headlines from April 21, 1978

Aides Assert Mayor Delayed on Westway To Gain Concessions

PintosWithdrawn in Oregon In Dispute Over Tank Safety

Early Stock Gains on Gold Plan Cut as Dow Closes With 6.50 Rise

Grass‐Roots Lobbying

First Boston Names Buchanan, 43, as New President

Billboard 200

Saturday Night Fever

Slowhand

Even Now

The Stranger

Weekend In L.a.

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for April 21, 1978