Carter attends econ summit meeting in Bonn; illus

United Press International

article on prospect that Tokyo Round of trade talks may hinge on whether or not Japan bends to US demand for access for Calif and Fla oranges to Japanese mkt; notes US Trade Repr Robert S Strauss has told Japan that he must have bigger Japanese orange quota or he will not be able to sell to Cong Tokyo Round package that he is currently putting together with Japanese Min Nobuhiko Ushiba and EEC negotiator Wilhelm Haferkamp; describes problems facing Japan's dwindling mikan (tangerine) indus; graph; illus (L)

Japanese Tangerines And Fate of Trade Talks

Article examines growing crime rate on Upper E Side of Manhattan; statistics; police, residents and community officials comment; graph (L)

Crime Rate Growing on Once‐Safe Upper East Side

July 17: Israeli Cabinet puts off action on Sadat's peace proposal and criticizes Peres and Weizman for meeting with him (M)

Cabinet in Israel Puts Off Action On Sadat's Plan

Prime Min Takeo Fukuda, attending opening of econ summit meeting of world's leading industrialized nations, Bonn, promises action to stimulate nation's econ (M)

CARTER REAFFIRMS HIS PLEDGE TO CUT OIL IMPORTS OF U.S.

Co uses lottery to sell 3.21 million shares at $1.05 each; founder Lewis E Cartier comments (M)

British Use Lottery For Offering

NY Times survey finds that NYC judges imposed longer sentences on larger proportion of defendants convicted of felonies last yr than judges in suburbs or in rest of state; city court officials say trend toward harsher sentences refutes widely held belief that city's judges were lenient with criminals; law enforcement officials attribute trend largely to new case-screening techs used by city's dist attys and to pressure on cts to crack down on criminals; examples cited; statistics; graph; illus (L)

New York City' Judges give More Criminals

renewed investigations into Rowe's activities have produced portrait of Rowe as man who 'loved violence' and who could be linked to most major incidents of Klan terrorism that occurred in Ala while he was on bur's payroll; recent disclosures discussed (L)

Inquiries Link Informer for F.B.I. To Major Klan Terrorism in '60's

Rockland County med examiner Frederick Zugibe charges many patient deaths at Rockland Psychiatric Center, Orangeburg, and Letchworth Village Developmental Center, Thiells, are related to heavy tranquilizing which numbs pain reactions and illness symptoms; state official Robert Spoor says charges will be probed; Dr Michael M Baden, NYC med examiner and state rev bd member, says complaints have been recd about deaths at 2 insts but not because of tranquilizers; recent rept by Controller Arthur Levitt charged such insts prescribe unnecessary drugs; Baden and Zugibe note patients are routinely drugged for drs' convenience; Zugibe also links staff shortages (M)

TRANQUILIZING HELD A FACTOR IN DEATHS OF, MENTAL PATIENTS

NANCY LOPEZ has attracted so much attention in the last four months that many of those who have just discovered women's golf are taking for granted that she will win the United States Golf Association's 26th annual women's open championship, which starts Thursday at the Country Club of Indianapolis. &#8220;Nancnes.

The Women In the Shadow Of Miss Lopez

Introduction of ‘79 Autos Begins

Michael Pollentier (Belgium), over-all leader in Tour de France endurance race, disqualified after failing doping test (M)

French Cycle Leader Is Banned for Fraud

Article on census of horse population in NYS; work of enumerator Reba Curtis noted; illus (S)

A Horse Is a Horse, of Course, But How Many Are There?

Gerulaitis Takes Final

Bonn, West Ger, source says Leonid Brezhnev appears to accept idea that USSR should aid Western nations in combating terrorism; change in attitude in Soviet bloc appears to be demonstrated by Bulgaria's turning over 4 suspected West Ger terrorists to West Ger; terrorism is also discussed at econ summit meeting in Bonn(M)

Brezhnev Said to Have Told Allies Moscow Will Help Fight Terrorism

Sec Brock Adams reptdly has decided to resign by end of '78; is said to be frustrated after months of dissension with White House, Cong and within his own staff; some possible successors listed; Adams illus (M)

ADAMS RESIGNATION IS SAID TO BE LIKELY

article on pres Jack A Laughery and termination of co's proposed merger with Pet Inc; co financial rept; illus (M)

Ending a Hardee's‐Pet Merger

H Is body glistens after 15 minutes of &#8220;pumping iron,&#8221; and now Joe Gilliam stands in from of a full&#8208;length mirror in a warehouse.

Gilliam Begins the Long Climb

Coal Bill Encounters A Delay

President Carter reaffirmed his commitment to reduce the United States&#8217; dependence on imported oil and to strenghten the dollar in response to pledges by West Germany and Japan to stimulate their economies, as leaders of the world's leading industrialized nations opened their fourth annual economic summit meeting in Bonn. The participants said that they were optimistic that they would be able to announce a plan for restoring prosperity to the world when their meeting ends today. [Page 1, Column 6.] 

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Hawaii hopes to be self-sufficient in energy by '90, thanks largely to exploitation of heat of its volcanoes; one well already drilled into geothermal reservoir on island of Hawaii will provide steam for elec-generating plant scheduled to begin operation in '80; Energy Dept will contribute $5.7 million of $6.8 million cost of project; extractable energy of reservoir is estimated to be greater than state's current needs, and its generating lifetime is estimated at 100 yrs; ear-shattering noise and foul smell produced by well has raised some local opposition; Atlantic Richfield is searching for reservoir elsewhere (M)

Volcanic Energy Is Being Tested As the Source of Fuel for Hawaii

AVNER&#8212;Sidney. The Rabbi, officers, Trustees and members of Bell Park Jewish Center mourn the passing of its esteemed past President, and extend their condolences to his wife, Frances, and children Judith, Kenneth and Jeffrey.

Deaths

NASHVILLE, July 16 (AP) &#8212; Cale Yarborough scored his second consecutive victory on the Nashville Speedway last night as he won the $69,800 Nashville 420 Grand National race.

Yarborough Wins Nashville Race

int with US Amb to Japan Mike Mansfield; Mansfield says Fukuda is serious about spurring econ growth rate of 7% (M)

Mike Mansfield, the Envoy, Is a Weary but Happy Man

U.S., Israel and Egypt Shift the Site Of ideast Parley to British Castle

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July 17, 1978

Headlines from July 17, 1978

United Press International

Japanese Tangerines And Fate of Trade Talks

Crime Rate Growing on Once‐Safe Upper East Side

Cabinet in Israel Puts Off Action On Sadat's Plan

CARTER REAFFIRMS HIS PLEDGE TO CUT OIL IMPORTS OF U.S.

Billboard 200

Some Girls

City To City

Natural High

Saturday Night Fever

Stranger In Town

Notable Births

Historical Context for July 17, 1978