King Hassan II of Morocco says Sadat told him that he recd guarantees from Pres Carter that East Jerusalem would be returned to Arabs and that West Bank and Gaza Strip would become ind; Carter Adm officials deny rept (M)

Sadat Ally Tells of Carter Promise Over Jerusalem, but U.S. Denies It

NY Times survey of changes in Amer Govt focuses on fragmentation in Cong which makes it difficult to reach consensus on bills (L)

A Different Breed on Capitol Hill Is Altering Priorities of Politics

Gov Carey spent about $4.5 million of his friends' money to win re-election; he also 'spent' $1.4 billion in public funds-total of Fed and state grants that he had announced for local projects while he was campaigning; Carey, almost daily between his victory in Dem primary on Sept 12 and his re-election Nov 7, took advantage of money-dispensing powers of his office to announce project or program that was being provided to New Yorkers; this was rarely 'new' money, just announcement of funds that were included in previously adopted budgets; items ranged from things as small as $38,000 water project in Albany suburb to plans as vast as $439 million rapid transit line in Buffalo; list of some other projects announced by Carey (M)

Grants Were Boon to Carey Race

International rate&#8208;fixing for some airlines Is likely to be abandoned by the International Air Transport Association, as the association bows to Washington's pressure against cartelization. A two&#8208;tier system is expected to replace the current accord. [Page Dl.] Meanwhile, the United States and Australia are at odds over air routes and fares. [Page D5.]

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Article on Cleveland; numerous problems discussed; city's problems are so diverse and deep that agreement on long-range plan to put city on new course is nowhere in sight; population has been declining at rate of 20,000 a yr; since 69, industries representing 17,000 jobs a yr have left city; illus (L)

Cleveland Caught in Long Decline

GENEVA, Nov. 12 &#8212; The International Air Transport Association has decided to roll with the punches of the United States Civil Aeronautics Board's anticartel stance and the ratecutting that has followed it. The group is planning to allow its member airlines to remain within its fold even though they may drop out of the organization's fare&#8208;fixine machinery.

Easing Set On Fares By I.A.T.A.

Council on Econ Priorities says that despite several yrs of supposed reforms and new emphasis on increased coal production, leasing of Fed and state coal lands in West remains the 'giveaway' that council described in '74 rept; says public and Indian resources are being grossly maladministered; gist of council's '74 rept was that Govt was leasing vast expanses of surface coal land at minuscule fees and that large corps were holding leases undeveloped, apparently for speculative purposes, thus depriving public not only of fuel but also of royalties; council says enormous coal expansion in West can easily be supported without additional leasing; urges Interior Dept to pursue coal development program focused on acreage already under lease (M)

Leasing of Coal Areas Is Called a ‘Giveaway’ Despite U.S. Reforms

United Technologies goes ahead with tender offer: $28 a share for 17 million snares of Carrier common and $50.82 for each of its 5.9 million shares of $1.86 convertible cumulative preference stock (M)

United Goes Ahead With Offer

Pres Carter approves new program for bolstering natl civil defense against nuclear attack; move reptdly is designed to protect up to 140 million Amers in event of major war; controversial decision, contained in secret White House document issued in Oct, calls for doubling CD outlays over next 5 yrs; decision reflects growing Adm unease over size and pace of Soviet CD program; major provisions of program listed (L)

Carter Adopts a Program to Bolster Civil Defense in a Nuclear Attack

London Bridge: Article on London Bridge trust fund, which is worth about $75 million and is longest established fund in history; London Corp surveyor W P Luff comments; drawing (M)

London Bridge Inherits Money as Well as Fame

USSR is exporting cars to N Amer for 1st time; car, called Lada 1500S costs $3,645 and is available only in Canada; 1st shipment of 3,240 cars has been sold out; illus (M)

Soviet Cars Roll in Canada

THE Swedes have been together for so long you'd think they were joined at the hip. Together in Sweden on the national team. Together in Winnipeg on the Jets. Together again in New York on the Rangers. They have worn the same uniform and been invited to the same parties, endorsed the same line of clothing and been rewarded by receiving the same wardrobe. They recently boueht homes in Scarsdale.

The Swedes: A Classy Act In Tandem

Mil Govt orders striking oil workers back to work and threatens to dismiss those who refuse; 8 people are killed in clashes in Ahwaz and Khurramshahr; Shah's position is strengthened as oppositions' call for gen strike is widely ignored in Teheran; illus (M)

IRAN'S OIL WORKERS TOLD TO END STRIKE OR FACE DISCHARGE

article on potential impact of newly authorized NOW (negotiable order of withdrawal) and AFT (automatic funds transfer) accts, devices enabling banks to pay interest on checking accts; change will make it more difficult for Fed Reserve to regulate money supply since checking acct balances are considered aggregates of basic money supply, while balances in NOW and AFT accts currently are not; Chicago Fed Reserve Bank vp Dorothy M Nichols comments on problem; accts seen cutting bank earnings; varying accts offered by NYC banks compared; table (M)

Interest on Checking: Far‐Ranging Impact

Mayor Koch holds race--in particular present lack of black or Puerto Rican on Estimate Bd--should be 'a major consideration' in picking interim Boro Pres for Bronx; notes 16 of 22 votes on bd, which decides on contracts, budgets, zoning and variety of munic matters, are now cast by Jewish males; man who cast 2 of votes, Robert Abrams, was promoted by NYS voters from Bronx Boro Pres to State Atty Gen; his job, which would have expired at end of 79, must be filled by boro's City Council delegation (S)

Koch Seeks Improved Racial Balance on Board

Bond of drug smugglers fleas from small marina on shore of Jamaica shortly before raid by law enforcement officials, leaving behind fishing trawler and 20 tons of marijuana and 10 million quaalude tablets; value of cache put at $25 million; Drug Enforcement Adm officials comment; trawler illus (M)

Huge Drug Haul Is Taken in Raid At Jamaica Bay

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 &#8212; The Giants bounced back from two losses and lost again today. This time it was different. This time they played well, and it took a 45&#8208;yard field goal by Mark Moseley after 8 minutes 32 seconds of overtime to give the first&#8208;place Washington Redskins a 16&#8208;13 victory.

Redskins Win

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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12 &#8212; The Eagles were too tall and the Jets were too small today.

Eagles Victors

Vance and Dayan reach tentative agreement on new 'linkage' formula to end deadlock (M)

ACCORD IS REPORTED ON WEST BANK ‘LINK’

A photograph published in the Times on July 17 incorrectly identified Mario Trevino as a member of a group called the Brown Berets marching down a street in Plainview, Tex. Mr. Trevino was not in the photograph and is not a member of the Brown Berets.

CORRECTION

Pres Carter signs bill extending authority of bank regulators to set interest rate ceilings on deposits; bill also gives assns new authority to invest in urban areas (S)

New Law Restricts Bankers

Article on secret group of NYC police officers and detectives set up 6 yrs ago to fight corruption in police ranks (M)

Secret Officers Aid Effort to End Police Corruption

1st in series of articles on NYC's suburbs; suburbs, economically mature and ind after more than 2 decades of growth, are beginning to show some signs of instability and strain that led many of 1st generation of suburbanites to flee city; NY Times poll of 3,496 residents in NY's 'outer city' of Long Is, Westchester and Rockland Counties, southeastern Conn and northern and central NJ finds majority say they are living happy, interesting lives; but survey, conducted last spring, shows pervasive concern about personal econ and about what suburbanites see as growing deterioration of their environment; explanation of now survey was conducted; illus; charts; graphs (L)

Suburbs Feeling Impact Of Problems From Cities

Estimate Bd to decide on 10-yr contract to be awarded to either Bustop Shelters Inc, pioneer of bus-shelter concept that began installing them in city 3 yrs ago, and Convenience and Safety Corp, new concern that is offering city what appears to be substantially better deal; bd has already ordered contract to be negotiated with Convenience based on bid that promises bus shelters in every boro; objections reptdly have been raised by Mayor Koch's office, which is seeking to have contract drawn as tightly as possible; resulting delay has led Convenience to suspect that Koch is trying to help friend, who is investor in Bustop; Convenience pres Henry Silverman and Bustop chmn William Bouchara comment on conflict; Bustop has charged that Alexander Mautner, former Transportation Comr in Beame adm, is now working for Convenience; Mautner says he is not involved in NY end of business, which would be illegal; Bustop pres Sheridan G Snyder and Deputy Mayors Ronay Menschel and Peter Solomon comment; illus (M)

Estimate Board to Decide Battle Over Lucrative Bus‐Shelter Pact

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November 13, 1978

Headlines from November 13, 1978

Sadat Ally Tells of Carter Promise Over Jerusalem, but U.S. Denies It

A Different Breed on Capitol Hill Is Altering Priorities of Politics

Grants Were Boon to Carey Race

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Cleveland Caught in Long Decline

Billboard 200

Live And More

Living In The U.S.A.

Grease

Double Vision

52nd Street

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 13, 1978