The following story is based on research by Gerald Eskenazi and Murray Chass and was written by Mr. Eskenazi.

Billy Martin's Week.

Ethiopian Foreign Min Feleke Gedle Giorgis defends Cuba for mil help to Ethiopia in country's conflict with Somalia, meeting of nonaligned nations, Belgrade; accuses Somalis of aggression (M)

Francois Colas

WITH the support of the American Civil Liberties Union, a major statewide real&#8208;estate company is suing, on the grounds of constitutional guarantees of free speech and press, to bar three of Essex County's most fashionable suburban communities from prohibiting real&#8208;estate signs on a homeowner's front lawn.

Tor Sale’

Billy Martin to rejoin team as sign in '80; dramatic announcement is made to fans at Yankee Stadium on Old Timers Day; Martin will work as scout and consultant in '78 and '79; Bob Lemon signs 5-yr contract to manage for rest of '78 and '79 and then replace Cedric Tallis as gen mgr; Tallis will become vice pres and dir of scouting; illus; old timers day celebrations noted (M)

Martin Will Return as Yankee Manager in 1980

slowdown by French air traffic controller results in 24-hr delays at London airports; slowdown in 2d day (S)

Thousands Stranded in London By French Air‐Traffic Slowdown

Tristate Regional Planning Comm rept shows Fairfield and New Haven Counties are leaders in overcoming housing discrimination in NYC met area (S)

State Efforts Praised In Tristate Bias Study

CUNY admrs, faculty and students fear that NYC Mayor Koch's study of CUNY system will lead to absorption of univ by SUNY system (S)

KOCH BEGINS STUDY OF HOW TO CUT COST OF CITY UNIVERSITY

Benjamin, Walter (1892-1940): The Origin of German Tragic Drama revd by Frank Kermode; Benjamin sketch

Every Kind of Intelligence

It was cigars all round for reproductive biologists. Lesley Brown of Bristol, England, gave birth to a 5-pound12&#8208;ounce babygirl, described as apparently normal. The infant is the first in theVorld known to have been born from an egg fertilized outside its mother's body.

Mixed Blessings

Thoroughbred breeding is growing on LI and elsewhere in NY, encouraged by State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Corp, which was set up under '77 law to provide breeder awards and special races for horses bred in state; Moreton Binn, owner of Pen-Mor Thoroughbred Farms, comments; illus (M)

Horse Breeding Spurred by New Law

Olsen, Tillie: Silences revd by Margaret Atwood

Obstacle Course

Peter Brooks article on publishing scene in Paris, notes publication of such authors as Emile Gaboriau, Paul Feval, Ponson du Terrail, Gaston Leroux, and Michel Zevaco (M)

A Man Named Sue

article on Ossining Farmers Mkt, Ossining, NY; illus (M)

Ossining Cultivates a Greenmarket

Associated Press

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Antiques in Ocean City. Page 13.

CINCINNATI, July 29 &#8212; Pete Rose extended his hitting streak to 42 games today as the Cincinnati Reds downed the Philadelphia Phillies, 6&#8208;2, but he had other hitting feats on his mind.

Rose Raises Streak to 42 Games

Hudson, W H: Idle Days in Patagonia revd by Hilton Kramer

THE LITERARY VIEW

Article on town, which has largest concentration of airline pilots in NYC met area; illus (L)

Where Pilots Gather, Values May Take Off

Comment on Dem conv contest for State Sec nomination; winner Kennelly and 2 losing aspirants, State Reprs Patricia Handel and Natalie Rapoport, illus (L)

Behind the Scenes Drama at Bushnell Hall

Definition of 'minority,' long a reference to black and other nonwhite victims of racial discrimination, is slowly being widened to encompass women and such other groups as poor whites and veterans, to dismay of blacks and Hispanic leaders; increasingly, Govt agencies that administer affirmative action plans and other programs involving minorities are basing their decisions on whether people in question are 'socially or economically disadvantaged,' rather than simply on race; Natl Urban Coalition head M Carl Holman and Catholic priest-sociologist Rev Andrew Greeley comment; pors (L)

Government Expands ‘Minority’

Ann Jones article on med supplies one should take when traveling in foreign countries (L)

A Medical Digest For the Peripatetic

Article on plans for 2,000-acre state park in Meadowlands; illus (L)

Meadowlands Plans Huge State Park

Pres Carter, in directive to HEW Dept Sec Califano, outlines his natl health plan; plan, which places as much emphasis on curbing rising med costs as assuring health care for all citizens, detailed; Califano will develop a tentative program by end of '78; views of plan's proponents and opponents noted; Califano illus (M)

PRESIDENT OUTLINES HIS PLAN ON HEALTH; FOCUS ON ECONOMICS

US Olympic Com, in move aimed at retaining Los Angeles as host city for Games, offers to enter into 'partnership' with city's Olympic organizing com to assume financial responsibility of Games; contract would indemnify city for any financial losses and also allow com to serve as coordinating link between organizers and IOC; willingness of Amer com to serve as partner in $183 million project is outlined by com pres Robert J Kane and treas William E Simon, news conf, Natl Training Center, Colo Springs; Mayor Thomas Bradley to meet with USOC before details can be announced (M)

LOS ANGELES GIVEN OLYMPIC AID OFFER

In Japan's Okinawa Prefecture, 730  is a reference to July 30, 1978, the day the prefecture switched back from driving on the right-hand side of the road to the left.

The 730: Okinawa Prefecture changes its traffic on the right-hand side of the road to the left-hand side.

July 30, 1978

Headlines from July 30, 1978

Billy Martin's Week.

Francois Colas

Tor Sale’

Martin Will Return as Yankee Manager in 1980

Thousands Stranded in London By French Air‐Traffic Slowdown

Billboard 200

Grease

Some Girls

Natural High

Stranger In Town

Darkness On The Edge Of Town

Historical Events

Historical Context for July 30, 1978