The 79's: Crisp, Light And Luxurious The 79's: Light but Luxurious:

UNIONDALE, L.I., Jan. 27 &#8208;The Islanders lost a home game tonight. Repeat. The Islanders lost at home. And who accomplished &#8216;he task that no other club in the National Hockey League had been able to this season? The Ra'gers, that's who, 7&#8208;2 victors over their Patrick Division rivals.

Rangers End Islander Home Streak

Frank Vogl article on political risk insurance, which may soon become part of ins portfolio of every Amer co doing business abroad; notes such coverage is provided only by Natl Union Fire Ins Co and Lloyd's of London (M)

Protection Against Political Upheaval

Article on changing stereotype of day care in Conn from something primarily for needy mothers; notes there are now 816 licensed day-care centers in state serving about 35,000 of state's 220,000 children under age 5; Office of Child Day Care estimates that 53% of state's children now have working mothers; illus (M)

Day Care: Up From Poverty

Just when it seemed that push had come to shove in the struggle for power in Iran last week, both sides apparently blinked. The upshot was that Prime Minister Shahpur Bakhtiar, the man formally in power on the ground, announced in a national radio address that he was going to Paris to meet his chief challenger, the exiled Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.

Mountain to Mohammed

Article on controversy over findings of Greenberg-Paulson cancer study; NJ State Sen John M Skevin has charged that study, commissioned by State Environmental Protection Dept, is part of 'conspiracy' to put blame for cancer on smoking and drinking rather than on use of known carcinogens in state's mfg industries (L)

Cancer Study Stirs Controversy

Peasants, as part of econ revolution, will be given greater say in what they plant (S)

The Revolution in Teng's China Is More Economic Than Political

Gramercy Pk residents are unhappy over loft conversions at 239 and 254 Pk Av So; are concerned that late Benjamin A Sonnenberg's mansion will be divided into apts if it cannot attract buyer at its $2 million asking price; illus (M)

The New York Times/Jack Manning

Dispute has arisen over $26 million urban renewal project in downtown Waterbury; demolition of remaining 26 structures on site has been halted by ct order, leaving project 75% complete; case will be presented in Feb in Fed Appeals Ct, NYC, which will decide if demolition injunction issued Dec 22 by Judge T Emmet Clarie, Fed Dist Ct, Conn, remains in force or is lifted; legal challenge was brought by WATCH (Waterbury Action to Conserve our Heritage); illus (L)

Battle Lines Drawn In Waterbury Project

Delany, Paul: D H Lawrence's Nightmare. The Writer and His Circle In the Years of the Great War revd by Prof Irving Howe

The Artist‐Prophe

There is something to be said for Robert Benchley's grumpy remark that there are two kinds of travel - first class and with children.

Europe Revisited: A Nostalgic Tour With Grandchildren

Anna Kisselgoff article, noting Balanchine marked his 75th birthday Jan 22, assesses his 45 yrs of creative work in dance, particularly with NYC Ballet; illus (L)

DANCE VIEW

Article on Teng's imminent visit; controversy over reestablishment of ties discussed; parts of Teng's itinerary and items to be discussed with Pres Carter noted (M)

TEN ARRIVES TODAY ON VISIT REFLECTING NEW U.S.‐CHINA LINK

The show runs through Feb. 4 at the New York Coliseum on Columbus Circle, 59th Street and Broadway, from 11 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. tomorrow through Saturday, and 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. today and next Sunday. Admission is S4 for adults, $2 for children. The Coliseum Is accessible via the Sixth and Eighth Avenue IND subways and the Broadway&#8208;Seventh Avenue IRT, and, via 57th Street crosstown bus and Eighth Avenue and Sixth Avenue bus lines. There Is no free parking near the Coliseum before 6 P.M. on weekdays, and parking is limited on Sundays. Garages charge special show rates. The show is sponsored by the Greater New York, Long Island and Westchester Automobile Dealers Association.

The Greater New York Automobile Show

Books About To Bloom; Preview

TEHERAN, Iran -- When Ramsey Clark, the former Attorney General, returned last week from vis t to Iran, he said that 99 percent of its people suppon Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the charismatic Modem leader who hopes to return from exile. As seen from Teheran, that was an overstatement and an oversimplification.

He Is Not the Only One ‘With a MonOpoly on Virtue’

Stan Luxenberg article on 'coffee war' between Procter & Gamble's Folger's and Gen Foods' Maxwell House; Folger's has achieved gains in virtually all areas except NYC met area; has increased share of $3 billion ground-coffee mkt to 27% from 23% in Nov '77, while Maxwell House dropped to 27% from 28%; FTC in July '76 accused Gen Foods of using dominant position in coffee to hold back competition; case goes to trial this summer; graph shows trends in natl coffee mkt for Nov '77 and Nov '78; illus; drawing (L)

Foyer's Scores in the Coffee Wars

Corn is Green, The (Movie) Benedict Nightingale revs The Corn is Green, CBS-TV movie starring Katharine Hepburn and directed by George Cukor; illus (L)

After Making Nine Films Together, Hepburn Can Practically Direct Cukor; Hepburn Helps Cukor Direct The Corn Is Green’

Article on bureaucratic entanglement that has delayed completion of 27-mi Patriots' Path hiking trail in NJ; notes 9 mi of path, conceived in '66, have been completed, illus; map (M)

Patriots’ Path: 9 Miles Down and 18 to Go

article on hardships encountered by 'boat' refugees who have resettled in San Diego, Calif; notes learning English is biggest problem facing newcomers; Asian refugees in city, estimated at 12,000, have not had impact on unemployment, principally because they are willing to take menial jobs others in city do not want; David Reinhardt of US Cath Conf San Diego refugee resettlement program comments; refugees illus (M)

'Boat People' Find Hardship in U.S., but Also Hope

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27 &#8212; Suddenly, Arthur Ashe has become the most exciting player on the men's tennis tour. Not the best, not even the most consistent, but certainly the most dramatic mix of maturity and talent.

Ashe, Connors Gain Indoor Tennis Final

Article on new office mkt boom in city; most new bldgs are either custom corp hq facilities or small speculative projects; office mkt appears certain to remain very strong for landlords at least next yr or 2; mkt's strength is such that NYC Real Estate Bd recently formed com on commercial rent guidelines to deal with anticipated tenant-landlord disputes; chart shows office completions from '47 to '78 and projected bldgs; drawing; illus (L)

City's Robust Office Market Posts a ‘No Vacancy’ Sign

CARS are smaller. prices are higher, bargains are what nobody wants,and even the old money-sav&#8208;rig ,strategy,of waititig a few months isn't what it used to be because ,???? are raised while you wait And used car prices go intandum with the prices of new cars.

What Do They Really Cost?  What Do They Cost?

Pope John Paul II opens 3d Latin Amer Bishops' Conf, Mex City, urging bishops and all Roman Catholics of Latin Amer to follow traditional spiritual direction 'without ever straying along twisted paths and dragging others with us'; his remarks seem to be criticism of Latin Amer priests who espouse soc activism under 'theology of liberation' (S)

Pope, Opening Parley Of Bishops in Mexico, Urges Spread of Faith

Westchester County Legislator Ronald C Tocci and Consumer Affairs Dir Kenneth Hale propose that county operate self-supporting diagnostic center for cars on experimental basis; County Exec Alfred B DelBello's adm reptdly opposes proposal because it would be too costly (M)

Auto‐Diagnosis Plan Raises Cost Questions

Angelique Cabral is an American actress. She is best known for her roles as Colleen Brandon-Ortega on CBS' sitcom Life in Pieces (2015–2019) and Staff Sergeant Jillian Perez on Fox's comedy television series Enlisted (2014). She has also appeared in films The Perfect Family (2011), Friends with Benefits (2011), Band Aid (2017), and Wish (2023).

January 28, 1979

Headlines from January 28, 1979

The 79's: Crisp, Light And Luxurious The 79's: Light but Luxurious:

Rangers End Islander Home Streak

Protection Against Political Upheaval

Day Care: Up From Poverty

Mountain to Mohammed

Billboard 200

52nd Street

Briefcase Full of Blues (Soundtrack)

Barbra Streisand's Greatest Hits; Volume 2

You Don't Bring Me Flowers

Blondes Have More Fun

Notable Births

Historical Context for January 28, 1979