Analysis of contract settlement reached between NYC and munic unions notes same agreement could have been made night of transit settlement if Mayor Koch had allowed it (S)

The Contract Accord

Pay‐Price Guidelines Flexible Terms Designed To Bar White House Defeats

US and Canada begin excluding each other's fishing vessels from waters in fishing grounds dispute; both sides take low-key approach to situation in effort to ease tensions and aim at settlement; US, after Canada announces policy of excluding Amer commercial fishing vessels from Atlantic and Pacific waters, goes step further by banning sports fishing also, and extending ban to Great Lakes; negotiations are to resume June 19; illus (M)

U.S. and Canada, in Fishing Dispute, Politely Bar Each Other's Vessels

BUSINESS Digest

Dow Jones indus avg rises 16.29 points to 863.83, best level since Sept 8; NYSE trading vol totals 39.58 million shares (M)

Stocks Advance In Big Day

ONE lovely morning last week, while the President was over at the Kennedy Center excoriating Cuba and the Soviet Union before a gathering of NATO folks, two elderly women in white blouses were walking down an ancient brick sidewalk in Georgetown, frequently consulting the guide book they had purchased at the hotel and pointing with admiration and occasional awe at some of the fine old 19th century houses on their leisurely tour.

Washington Journal

Article on class-action suit brought by Nina Molin against NYC Bd of Educ, Bronx HS of Science and school principal charging that school gave her faulty working papers in fall of '77, stating that teen-age girls are not permitted to work after 10 PM, that prevented her from obtaining job at local Baskin-Robbins ice cream parlor; suit notes law was changed in '73, giving girls equal working hrs as boys, and contends schools throughout city are issuing faulty papers; Molin comments; por (M)

The Working Papers v. the Working Girl

architect Edward Larrabee Barnes wins Bard Award for restoration of conservatory (S)

Diversity Marks Architecture Awards

Real Places

JEFFREY SIEGEL didn't exactly yawn when the New York Philharmonic called him recently and asked him to play a Mozart piano concerto because the scheduled soloist, James Levine, had backed out with severe case of tendinitis. This was

Critic's Notebook

sold 353,408 cars, May 21-31, 13.5% increase from '77 period; graph (M)

New‐Car Sales Up 13.5% In Last 10 Days of May

News Summary

forthcoming vote on Proposition 13 stirs natl interest and overshadows primary races in Calif and 7 other states (M)

EIGHT STATES VOTING IN PRIMARIES TODAY

co opposes IC Indus $394 million takeover bid (M)

IC Offering $394 Million For Pet Inc.

Chinese sources disclose that China, as part of broad new effort to restore victims of pol persecution, has recently released about 110,000 people who had been detained since 'antirightist' campaign in '57; in addition, many lower-level Communist Party officials, intellectuals and ordinary citizens purged in Cultural Revolution or during '75-76 radical campaigns are being rehabilitated with local officials being ordered to give these people back their jobs; role of Deputy Prime Min Teng Hsiao-ping in campaign discussed (M)

CHINA IS SAID TO FREE 110,000 IN DETENTION SINCE '57 CRACKDOWN

2d article in series deals with inflation's impact on business; cartoons; chart on causes of inflation as ranked by business leaders (L)

Some Businesses Are Hurt By Inflation, Others Benefit

Illus of man taking photo of grads during commencement exercise, Madison Sq Garden, NYC, where City Council pres Carol Bellamy delivered principal address

The New York Times/Garr Settle

CIA Dir Stansfield Turner presents evidence to HR Intelligence Com that appears to have satisfied com chmn Edward P Boland that Carter was justified in asserting that Cuba had trained and equipped Katangan rebels and knew in advance of attack on Zaire; reprs of US, France, GB, W Ger and Belgium meet in Paris to discuss aid for Zaire and announce that they have agreed on unspecified 'recommendations to their Govts'; illus (M)

A House Leader Says He Accepts Data on Cubans

Comment on binational meeting between NYC and Paris urban planners, NYC; meetings are sponsored by French-Amer Foundation of NY and Foundation France-Americaine of Paris (M)

Paris: The Grand Design

Opinion Research Corp survey for NYSE finds public does not see investment in common stock as primary path to financial security; exch chmn William M Batten calls for change in public policies that curb individual investment, news conf; exch economist William C Freund notes stock was considered far better hedge against inflation in '59 than now, memo; survey detailed; graph (M)

Public Reappraises Investing

NYC reaches $757 million 2-yr contract with munic unions, key step toward easing city's financial problems; accord enables city to meet Washington's deadline for reaching pact before Sen Banking Com opens hearings on legis for new Fed aid to city (S)

CITY AND UNIONS REACH ACCORD ON A PACT FOR 200,000 WORKERS; MAYOR'S BUDGET NEAR PASSAGE

Int on her life and career; her illus (L)

Susan Ford Tries Life on Her Own

L Silk question-and-answer article on why US dollar is strengthening in foreign exch mkts: sketch (M)

Economic Scene

Bill to require surgeons to tell patients identity of all med personnel, including other surgeons, who participate in operations approved by NYS Assembly (S)

ASSEMBLY APPROVES GHOST‐SURGERY BILL

Comment on A Gala Summer Evening on Ice, held at Sky Rink, NYC, as benefit for NY School of Skating; John Curry was star; illus (M)

June 6, 1978

Headlines from June 6, 1978

The Contract Accord

Pay‐Price Guidelines Flexible Terms Designed To Bar White House Defeats

U.S. and Canada, in Fishing Dispute, Politely Bar Each Other's Vessels

BUSINESS Digest

Stocks Advance In Big Day

Billboard 200

Saturday Night Fever

London Town

Feels So Good

Showdown

Earth

Historical Context for June 6, 1978