Documents subpoenaed by Govt from Textron Inc fail to show that former chmn G William Miller knew that Iran Air Force comdr Gen Mohammad Khatemi controlled Air Taxi, co that Bell Helicopter was using as its sales agent in Iran; indicate that Bell vp Farnk M Sylvester was informed in '71 in secret memorandum that Khatemi was 'real influence' behind Air Taxi (M)

Textron Testimony: New Doubts

Treas Sec Blumenthal rejects stand that bill to cut capital gains taxes would spur stock prices and capital investment as 'conjecture,' Sen subcom; holds link between stock prices and growth of capital investment is equally tenuous (M)

Plan to Cut Gains Tax Draws Fire

NYC Family Ct Judge Edith Miller sentences 15-yr-old youth to maximum 5 yrs in jail for killing 2 subway passengers and attempting to kill subway motorman; Dist Atty juvenile offense bur head Robert H Silberling says state could choose to keep youth confined beyond ct-imposed sentence but only until age 21 (S)

Boy, 15, Who Killed 2 and Tried To Kill a Third Is Given 5 Years

Efforts to curb nuclear arms gained. American attempts to persuade South Africa to sign a treaty banning the spread of such weapons reportedly reached an advanced stage as highlevel officials of the two Governments ended talks in Pretoria. Reports from Washington indicated that South Africa was ready to accept stricter controls to prevent its nuclear energy program from being used to develop weapons. 1page Al, Column 2.1

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Ingrid Bengis article on popularity of SoHo area; notes artists are being forced to leave apts because of high rents and numerous conversions of apts into high-priced co-ops (L)

A SoHo Pioneer, But Disenchanted

Article on new Queen Mary Suite aboard Queen Elizabeth II ocean liner, which cost $2,000 per day or $170,000 for 3-mo world cruise; illus (M)

High Living On the QE2

A proposed reduction in capital gains taxes was attacked by W. Michael Blumenthal, the Treasury Secretary, who said it was the &#8220;sheerest conjecture&#8221; that such a reduction would lead to higher prices in the stock market and greater capital investment by industry. But Representative William Steiger countercharged that the Carter Administration suffered from&#8221;a deep&#8208;rooted confusion over the difference between income and capital.&#8221; [Page D1].

BUSINESS Digest

8th in series of articles on AT&T examines co's capital raising machinery; about 75% of estimated $13.4 billion needed to run telephone system in '78 will be drawn from AT&T treasury, built from retained earnings, depreciation and investment tax credits; role of co's chief financial officer William Cashel noted; illus of some financiers involved in raising capital; graph of how Bell System raises capital (L)

A.T.& T.: Borrowing Big in Credit Market

Sup Ct, 5-4, upholds const of coll admission programs that give special advantage to blacks and other minorities, but rules that Allan P Bakke must be admitted to Calif Univ Med Coll; says coil's affirmative action program is invalid because it is unjustifiably biased against white applicants; details on judicial opinions (L)

GUIDANCE IS PROVIDED

Treas sells $1.75 billion in 15-yr bonds carrying interest rate of 8 5/8%, highest coupon ever on long-term Treas bond; sells bond at avg yield of 8.63% (M)

U.S. Sells 8⅝% Bonds, A Record

Making sweeping procedural changes in Govt classification of documents

PRESIDENT TO ISSUE ORDER TO LIBERALIZE RULE ON SECRET DATA

MONTE CARLO, June 28 &#8212;This town seemed only half dressed up: A few red&#8208;andwhite Monagasque flags and blue, white and red French tricolors were bunched together here and there to symbolize the union of Princess Caroline of Monaco, 21 years old, anti her fiance, Philippe Junot, 38, a French &#8220;financial counselor&#8221; who works out of his living room in Paris.

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In memory, the summers of childhood are withoUt end&#8212;long sunlit days, purple twilights, trees shading wide streets. A swimming hole, sandlot ballgames, hide&#8208;and&#8208;seek. Screen doors swinging shut on creaking springs, the drone of bees, a whistle made of grass, a pitcher of lemonade. Kick the can, spin the bottle. Ice cream, fresh blueberries. &#8220;Hot enough for you?&#8221;. and &#8220;Think it'll ever rain again?&#8221; and &#8220;Johnny, time for supper.&#8221;

Gone Fishing? No, Going to Summer School

A Plateau for Minorities

Scenes from final wk of school yr at IS 44 in Upper West Side of NYC described as typical of last wk of school; school, with 6th through 8th grades, normally has attendance rate of about 90%, but during last wk of spring term, rate drops to well below 50%; illus (M)

No More Pencils, No More Books, No More Teacher's

Comment on decorating taste of interior designer Albert Hadley; illus (M)

The Subtle Touch of Albert Hadley.

Ralphs Grocery Co of Calif devises computerized system to speed checkout lanes and monitor prices and inventory; illus (M)

Computerizing Ralphs Grocery

Whitney is formally accused in Moscow ct of having libeled Soviet state TV by writing articles about imprisoned dissident's televised 'confession' that his friends and relatives believed had been fabricated (S)

2 U.S. NEWSMEN GET SOVIET LIBEL CHARGE

Bakke lauds Sup Ct's decision; Atty Gen Bell says he and Pres Carter regard decision as 'great gain for affirmative action'; some educators, civil rights leaders and politicians comment; Bakke illus (M)

BELL HAILS DECISION

Gerard C Smith, top US nuclear negotiator, has reptdly made some progress in talks aimed at obtaining S African commitment to submit to internatl safeguards covering nuclear research and power facilities in return for US pledge to continue supplies of nuclear reactor fuel and tech assistance; has been meeting in Pretoria since June 25 with S Africa Foreign Min Roelof F Botha and Abraham J Roux, chmn of S African Atomic Energy Bd; negotiations have been held in secret since last yr, after diplomatic flurry over fears that S Africa was preparing to test nuclear explosive; formal S African argument against submitting to internatl inspection is that it might enable other nations to steal secrets of its uranium enrichment process; Roux says process, development of technique pioneered by Erwin Backer, a W Ger scientists, is unique and cheaper than systems used elsewhere; earlier this yr, Govt scrapped $1.5 billion plan for full-scale commercial plant and announced plans for expanding existing pilot plant at Valindaba into modest-sized commercial unit; much of foreign equipment needed for expansion is mfd in US; Smith por (M)

South Africans Reported Ready For Nuclear Ban

Cong study finds Carter Adm's imposition of import fee on crude oil would have only minor effect on balance of payments (S)

Import Fee Discounted As Oil Curb

Gartner says he has done nothing wrong and will not resign from comm, testimony before Sen Agr Com; reminds com that he told Cong and White House about family stock holdings now in question at time he was nominated; HR, reacting to Gartner controversy, delays action on legis to extend appropriations for comm; Gartner illus (M)

Gartner Insists He Won’t Quit

Robert Rowe acquitted of murdering his wife and 3 children on ground he was insane at time of slaying (S)

RULING OF INSANITY ENDS TRIAL FOR SLAYINGS OF

Irving Hornstein, Vice President Of Schenley Industries, Was 59

Plans to resurrect Hartford Civic Center Coliseum, which collapsed in Jan, are lagging; City Council is expected to vote on tentative agreement (S)

COLISEUM REBUILDING LAGGING IN HARTFORD

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June 29, 1978

Headlines from June 29, 1978

Textron Testimony: New Doubts

Plan to Cut Gains Tax Draws Fire

Boy, 15, Who Killed 2 and Tried To Kill a Third Is Given 5 Years

News Summary

A SoHo Pioneer, But Disenchanted

Billboard 200

Saturday Night Fever

City To City

Feels So Good

Natural High

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Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for June 29, 1978