Pres Carter offers Brezhnev poignant and warm farewell at end of Vienna summit; Brezhnev illus (S)

Leaders Make Signing of Treaty A Warm and Poignant Closing

Fed Reserve Bd repts nation's mfrs operated at 85.6% of capacity in May, up from 84.7% in April (S)

May's Rise In Housing Trails 1978

 Solar power and other renewable sources would provide 20 percent of America's energy needs by the year 2000 under goals to be announced by President Carter, according to. Government sources. At ceremony on Wednesday marking installation of a solar heating system for the White House, the President is expected to unveil details of a Solar Development Bank. Further details of his plan are to contained in a message to Congress. [Page Al.]

BUSINESS Digest

NYC Educ Board officials weigh proposal to permit more explicit instruction in sex education in city public schools; plan would authorize teachers for first time to speak about such subjects as birth control, masturbation, homosexuality and abortion; change stems from effort to curb teenage pregnancies and desire to be more responsive to student needs; illus (M)

EDUCATION City Weighs More Explicit Sex Education

Mayor Koch urges Gov Carey to veto 'heart bill' (S)

Koch, Furious at Legislature, Asks Governor to Veto Pension Measure

efforts of Brezhnev to represent USSR at SALT summit in Vienna despite failing health discussed; effect of illness on rapport with Pres Carter noted; illus (M)

U.S. AND SOVIET SIGN STRATEGIC ARMS TREATY; CARTER URGES CONGRESS TO SUPPORT ACCOR

US auto companies are preparing for continued sales decline for remainder of '79 because of gasoline crisis; sales are running 5.7% behind year-earlier level; only GM is standing behind its sales forecast of 11.5 million units for industry; foreign cars accounted for 21.3% of total sales for 1st 5 months of year; Ford's sales have declined 13.4%, GM's 2.2% and Chrysler's 15.2%; Chrysler executive Jan T L Homan, Ford vice pres Gordon B Mackenzie and some auto analysts comment; illus; graphs (M)

U.S. Car Makers. See Slow Year

Gov Hugh Carey says odd-even system of gasoline sales will begin on June 20 in NYC and surrounding suburban counties of Westchester, Rockland, Nassau and Suffolk; NJ Gov Brendan Byrne says similar restriction will be imposed in NJ on Juno 21; Gov Ella Grasso intends to act on some form of sales curbs in Connecticut; odd-even rationing is set to begin on June 21 in District of Columbia, Virginia and Maryland unless long lines of motorists seeking gasoline are significantly reduced by then (M)

Odd‐Even Sales of Gasoline Due Tomorrow in New York

US Supreme Court agrees to weigh Federal Reserve Board stand that under Truth-in-Lending Law creditor need not disclose existence of right to call in entire loan upon default provided creditor rebates any unearned finance charges; Fed Appeals Court rejected stand (S)

High Court Rejects Suit Against Auditing Firm

article on legal proceedings stemming from crash; over a dozen lawsuits have been filed by heirs of victims and dozens more are being prepared; defendants are American, McDonnell Douglas Corp and General Electric Co, engine manufacturer; Robert L Alpert, vice president of United States Aviation Underwriters, group that manages claims for 20 insurance companies, comments; size of possible settlements and complicated legal issues discussed (M)

Chicago Crash: The Legal Aftermath

Jersey Central Power & Light wins $45 million rate increase tied to accident at 3 Mile Island, Pa, nuclear power plant, of which it is part owner; increase represents slightly more than 1/3 of what utility says it needs to pay for power it has had to buy since accident; PUC rules that company should not be allowed to include facility in its rate base and rejects company plan to use $35 million to pay dividends to General Public Utilities, its parent company; 2 other GPU subsidiaries that own part of plant were granted less-than-requested rate increases by Pennsylvania authorities on June 15 (M)

Utility in Jersey Wins Rate Rise Tied to Accident

Moore intends to resign and hand over leadership to Peter Bronfman; Moore's move follows Brascan's abortive $1.1 billion attempt to purchase F W Woolworth Co and equally unsuccessful bid to stave off takeover of Brascan by Bronfman-controlled Edper Equities Ltd, 10 Edper nominees will be elected to Brascan's 19-member board; nominees include Bronfman, his brother Edward, J Trevor Eyton, Patrick J Keenan, Harold Milavsky, Jaime Ortiz-Patino and F Y McCutcheon; Ortiz-Patino will become Brascan vice chairman, Eyton will take over as chairman of executive committee and Jack Cockwell will become vice president; Moore will not continue as director; E C Freeman-Atwood will continue as president (M)

Brascan Chief Plans

Pros Carter is expected announce on Juno 20 that US will aim at filling 20% of its energy needs with solar power, which will be defined broadly to include power from wind, gasohol, wood, water and the like; centerpiece of program is expected to be $450 million Solar Development Bank proposed by Repr Stephen L Neal to help finance private development projects; advocates of solar power are already criticizing program as inadequate; illus of gasohol pump (M)

PRESIDENT SETTING SOLAR POWER GOAL

US calls for meeting of foreign ministers of Organization of American States in Washington, DC, to discuss situation in Nicaragua; State Dept criticizes 5-nation Andean Common Market for declaring Nicaragua to be 'in a state of war' and Sandinist guerrillas to be 'legitimate combatants' trying to establish representative democracy in Nicargua (M)

Associated Press

article describes studies being conducted on aging process, by testing several hundred men and women throughout their adult lives, at center; chart (L)

Researchers Find Surprises in Process of Aging

Comment on economic scene; high unemployment and heavy reliance on federal grants discussed; activities of Cape Breton Development Corp noted; illus; map (M)

Thinking Small in Cape Breton

National Center for Health Statistics figures show divorce rate in US appears to be leveling off; statistics show that in '77 there were approximately 1,091,000 divorces among Americans, less than 1% above '76, and smallest increase since '62; provisional figures for '78 indicate increase of 2% over final '77 figures (S)

SCIENCE WATCH

Article by Mal Schechter describes his experiences while participating as volunteer in study on process of aging at US Gerontology Research Center, Baltimore City Hospital, Maryland (M)

Volunteer Gives Science A Lifelong Yardstick

US Supreme Court unanimously upholds Federal Govt's authority to ban distribution of laetrile; decision reverses US Appeals Court ruling that 'terminally ill cancer patients' must be allowed access to drug and reasserts Federal Govt's authority to block transportation of laetrile in interstate commerce, to seize substance when it is found and to prosecute distributors; sizable underground traffic in laetrile is likely to continue, despite Supreme Court's ruling; opinion (US v Rutherford) was written by Assoc Justice Thurgood Marshall; Marshall por (M)

Ruling in Cancer Dispute

NYC City Council Pres Carol Bellamy and Stephen Berger, both board members, call on fellow board members to remove John G deRoos as senior executive officer of city's transit system, citing deRoos's actions in contract involving faulty R-46 subway cars (M)

Ouster of deRoos Asked Over Subway‐Car Flaws

1,500 firefighters from ladder companies in NYC and volunteer forces throughout Nassau and Suffolk Counties pay tribute to Smith; illus of Smith family (S)

1,500 Firemen Attend L.I. Rites for Macy's Victim

Imagination Workshop to mark 10th anniv as format in which professional actors help mental patients act out performances as therapy; illus; over 8,000 patients have been involved, chiefly at Mt Sinai Hosp and NY Hosp-Cornell Med Center; performers Margaret Ladd and Lyle Kessler are co-founders; Ladd describes technique, in which characters patients play represent metaphors for some part of themselves (M)

Drama Is Used to Aid Mentally Ill

Supreme Court, 6-2, rules that Congressman's past support of bills in exchange for money cannot be brought up by prosecution in Congressman's bribery trial; Justice Dept fears that such a broad reading of Constitution's grant of Congressional immunity will make bribery prosecutions of Congressmen nearly impossible; ruling is victory for former Repr Henry Helstoski, who was indicted in '76 on charges of soliciting bribes in return for introducing private immigration bills which allowed aliens to gain permanent resident status in US; Helstoski illus (M)

A Victory for Hebtoski

The new arms treaty was signed in Vienna by President Carter and Leonid I. Brezhnev, the Soviet leader. Mr. Carter, seeking to sustain the momentum, flew home at once to address Congress and urge Senate approval of the pact. Mr. Brezhnev said the new treaty went far beyond the first nuclear&#8208;arms limitation pact signed in Moscow in 1972 in imposing equal numerical ceilings and &#8216;limits on qualitative improvements in long&#8208;range bombers and missiles. [Page A1, Column 6.]

News Summary

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June 19, 1979

Headlines from June 19, 1979

Leaders Make Signing of Treaty A Warm and Poignant Closing

May's Rise In Housing Trails 1978

BUSINESS Digest

EDUCATION City Weighs More Explicit Sex Education

Koch, Furious at Legislature, Asks Governor to Veto Pension Measure

Billboard 200

Bad Girls

Breakfast In America

We Are Family

Rickie Lee Jones

Cheap Trick At Budokan

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