LANDOVER. Md., April 29 (AP) President Carter. describing himself as an Atlanta Hawks fan, joined a sellout crowd today for the final game in the Hawks&#8208;Washington Bullets playoff series, which the Bullets won. 100&#8208;94.

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Washington Bullets win Eastern Conf semifinal playoff series with Atlanta Hawks, 4 games to 3; illus (M)

Bullets Capture Series, 100‐94

Carter Administration proposes new legislation that would allow CIA to undertake small-scale covert operations abroad without prior approval by President and to spy on American citizens abroad under special circumstances; proposal, said to be espoused by Vice President Mondale, reflects growing feeling in Govt circles that existing constraints have hampered effectiveness of CIA; Senator Edward M Kennedy and others in Congress are expected to oppose such loosening of reins on agency; legislation would modify Hughes-Ryan Act of '74 and would form part of Administration's legal charter for agency (M)

WHITE HOUSE FAVORS LOOSER REIN ON C.I.A. IN SMALL OPERATIONS

Jaime Roldos Aguilera is victor in presidential election; Roldos, with more than 75% of vote counted, has insurmountable 2-to-1 lead over Sixto Duran Ballen Cordovez, elected with Roldos is his running mate Osvaldo Hurtado Larrea; new Pres and Vice Pres are scheduled to take office Aug 10, Ecuador's independence day; illus of Ecuadoreans lining up to vote and of Roldos casting ballot (L)

Populist Wins by a Wide Margin In Ecuadorean Presidential Race

Gasoline supplies tighten in NY metropolitan area as allocations for month of April begin to run out and many drivers top off their tanks in anticipation of strike by fuel deliverers; illus (M)

Gasoline Supply Tighter Amid Threats of a Strike

NYC subway stations are being painted for 1st time in decades; some stations will also get improved lighting, tile and masonry repairs; illus (M)

Subway Grime Yields to Fresh Paint

1st of 2 articles on Uganda discusses torture and terrorism in country during 8-year rule of Idi Amin; says that horrors of Amin's Uganda were product of ‘megalomaniacal ruler’ who was hailed as savior when he came to power in coup in '71 and who gained absolute hold over people; estimated 100,000 to 300,000 people reptdly died under Amin; significant features about life under his regime that have been obtained from ints with Ugandans who experienced Amin's rule and from documents retrieved from Govt offices noted; Amin's institution and use of security orgns--military police, public safety unit and State Research Bureau--noted; reasons why Ugandans remain apolitical and passive discussed; events during his reign detailed; por; illus (L)

Idi Amin: A Savior Who Became The Creator of 8 Years of Horror

Hassan Nazih, chmn of Natl Iranian Oil Co, says Iran has concludes 35 long-term oil sale contracts, commiting for export a yearly average of 2.5 million bbls of oil a day through the end of Dec; says price of oil sold by Iran on spot market between March 5 and April 1 ranged from $18.70 to $22.20 a bbl; price demanded since April 1 has been OPEC price plus a surcharge, or $16.04 a bbl for heavy crude and $16.57 for light crude; Iran has cut back sales pledges to all customers by has much as 25% in order to satisfy all its clients (M)

Iran Lists Long‐Term Oil Pacts

Less efficient use of the Islanders&#8217; manpower has enabled the Rangers to dominate their playoff series, Mike Nykoluk, the Ranger assistant coach, suggested yesterday.

Ranger Aide Criticizes Islanders

Natl Acad of Sciences estimates that price of atomic energy will be cancer deaths of 2,000 Amers by end of century; study covers mining of radioactive materials, their fabrication into fuel elements, exposure of plant employees, release of small amounts of radioactive materials into atmosphere, and transportation, reprocessing and storage of nuclear materials; was financed by Energy Dept and directed by Dr W Conyers Herring (M)

2 REPORTS SEE RISKS IN NUCLEAR FUTURE

In The Times yesterday. it was erronsously reported that Jubus Rudel nad been dismissed as director of the New York City Opera. Mr. Rudel resigned from that post. The Times regrets the error.

CORRECTION

Spectacular Bid Meets Flying Paster at Last

1979 KENTUCKY DERBY PREVIEW

Times abandons plan after threats of violence and apparent attempt to sabotage its Frankfurt plant; leaves open possibility it might try to publish elsewhere; Mander says Frankfurt police warned they could not guarantee safety of personnel at printing plant; IG Druck and Papier warns it will attempt to block distribution; editor William Rees-Moge comments; illus (S)

London Times Abandons Attempt To Put Out Paper From Frankfurt

article an stark changes that have taken place in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Salgon), Vietnam, in 4 yrs since April 30 75 Communist takeover; Western reporters are touring country with UN Sec Gen Kurt Waldheim; absence of variety and color that once made Saigon one of most fascinating cities of world noted; many of changes have pronounced N Vietnamese flavor; most of shops, restaurants and small businesses in Chinese dist are closed and commercial activity seems to reflect exodus of Chinese families who have fled by boat; illus (M)

In Four Years Since Saigon's Fall, More Than a Name Has Changed

Paul J Curran, special counsel to Justice Dept, reptdly is trying to determine if National Bank of Georgia diverted $1 million in Carter family business funds to Pres Carter's '76 campaign; at issue is 4-month lag between time Billy Carter claims business repaid loan to bank and time bank passed money on to other banks that were holding part of loan (M)

Carter Inquiry Is Examinink Delay In Bank's Transfer of Loan Funds

Israeli Cabinet, 7-5, votes to allow prosecutors in military courts to seek death penalty for Palestinian guerrillas who carry out terrorist acts of ‘inhuman cruelty’; some politicians predict domestic controversies if death sentences are handed down in near future; others say close vote makes Govt vulnerable to clemency appeals from abroad; death penalty has been carried out only once in Israeli history: 18 yrs ago in case of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann; Cabinet decision overturns order, issued by Labor Govt in '67 and again '74, that instructed prosecutors not to demand death sentences for terrorists; Cabinet spokesman Aryeh Naor and Agr Min Ariel Sharon, who voted against measure, comment (M)

Israel's Cabinet Votes To Endorse Execution For Acts of Terrorism

Article on problems plaguing Iran's auto indus in wake of political upheaval; some executives have been jailed and others have fled country; factories have been closed and inventories are severely depleted; indus faces uncertain future, burdened by debts, rebellious workers and reduced productivity; Iranian national automobile company acting director Khosrwo Molah comments; illus of Iranian Natl assembly line (M)

Disruption, Uncertainty Beset Iranian Car Maker

Edinburgh revives as banking center under impetus of North Sea oil development (M)

Oil Revives Edinburgh as Bank Center

Soviet dissidents who were exchanged for 2 convicted Soviet spies are honored in NYC by more than 100,000 American supporters at Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry rally, Dag Hynmarskjold Plaza; Eduard S Kuznetsov and Mark Dymshits attend gathering; they comment; Kuznetsov's wife Silva I Zalmanson, herself a Soviet prisoner until 4 years ago and now resident of Israel, comments; Kuznetsovs and Dymshits board jetliner for Israel after rally, which was sponsored by Greater New York Conference on Soviet Jewry; rally was initially organized to honor Shcharansky; rally was preceded by 5th Av parade; marchers include NYS Gov Hugh Carey, Mayor Edward Koch, Senators Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Jacob Javits and Henry Jackson; HUD Sec Patricia Roberts Harris represents Pres Carter; she comments; illustration of Jackson, Javits, Yosef Kedal, Israeli counsel general in NY, Carey, Sen H John Heinz 3d and Sen Moynihan marching in parade (L)

DISSIDENTS HONOREDAT RALLY BY 100,000 FOR JEWS IN SOVIET

BUSINESS Digest

Article on impact of controversial reduction in capital gains tax, 6 months after its enactment, notes cut appears to have had little, if any, impact on American economy; says only clear winners from tax cut appear to be people who are actually making capital gains, and paying less in taxes; sees decision to reduce levy as more political, appealing to popularity of tax cuts, than one based on economic theory; cites opinions of some economists, including Joseph Pechman, Jeffrey M Schaefer and Donald T Regan; Regan and Pechman illus (M)

Minimal Impact Seen In Capital‐Gains Tax Cut

Carter Adm appears to have shelved any lingering thought of sponsoring legis to restrict oil co investments in other energy resources, essentially coal and uranium; Stuart E Eizenstat, Carter's domestic policy adviser, notes that legis could not get support of Asst Atty Gen John H Shenefield, Energy Sec Schlesinger and Treasury Sec Blumenthal; says Adm does not intend to seek legis to force oil cos to reinvest ‘windfall’ profits from decontrol into oil and other energy projects; Carter's earlier statements favoring horizontal divestiture and Shenefield's contrary views revd; graph shows oil co ownership of coal cos (M)

U.S. Energy Ownership Bill Doubted

Pres Edward J Campbell's efforts to return operations to normal after unsuccessful strike by shipyard workers and to boost company's sagging earnings discussed; Campbell is offering special financial incentives to returning workers; some of company's continuing problems discussed; Campbell illus (M)

Shipyard on a Different Tack

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Civil Air Patrol finds wreckage of small private plane missing since it crashed near Lake Placid, NY, on Dec 24 '78 on flight from Detroit; 3 bodies found aboard; victims tentatively identified (M)

A Plane Missing Since December Found by C.A.P.

Gerardo Torrado Díez de Bonilla is a Mexican former professional footballer who played as a defensive midfielder.

Gerardo Torrado, Mexican footballer

Gerardo_Torrado

On 30 April 1979, Mount Marapi, a complex volcano on the Indonesian island of Sumatra and the most active complex volcano in West Sumatra province, erupted, killing between 80 and 100 people.

Eruption of Mount Marapi: Mount Marapi, a complex volcano on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, erupted. Between 80 and 100 people were killed.

April 30, 1979

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Associated Press

Bullets Capture Series, 100‐94

WHITE HOUSE FAVORS LOOSER REIN ON C.I.A. IN SMALL OPERATIONS

Populist Wins by a Wide Margin In Ecuadorean Presidential Race

Gasoline Supply Tighter Amid Threats of a Strike

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