4 of 5 junta members reject US plan for settling civil war after meeting, Panama City, with State Dept diplomat William G Bowdler and US Amb to Panama Ambler Moss; junta members Sergio Ramirez, Miguel D'Escoto and Alfonso Robelo comment (M)

Nicaraguan Rebel Leaders Reject U.S Plan for Settling Civil War

Stand of Unity To Face Crisis

Foreign ministers of Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Malaysia praise Pres Carter's announcement that US will double its monthly quota of admissions for Indochinese refugees to 14,000, Assn of South East Asian Nations meeting; Singapore Foreign Min Sinnathanby Rajaratnam opposes move; accuses Vietnam of setting refugees adrift to destabilize non-Communist countries of Southeast Asia and prepare way for Vietnamese hegemony over region (S)

United Press Interilationa

meat supplies in NYC met area markets have been reported down by 25% to 50%, but officials attribute this to panic buying rather than independent truckers' strike; Esmark Inc official Terry Gannon, American National Cattlemen's Assn spokesman Topper Thorpe and National Pork Producers Assn official Dan Hoffman comment (M)

Truckers’

Labor Dept Sec Ray Marshall says Fed Govt will no longer do business with Uniroyal Inc because it has failed to resolve complaints of discrimination against women and members of minorities at its Mishawaka, Ind, plant; order makes Uniroyal largest company to face such sanctions since Pres Johnson signed executive order in '65 prohibiting Fed suppliers from discriminating on basis of race, national origin, religion or, as later amended, sex; excludes Uniroyal from new contracts and could mean termination of existing contracts amounting to $36 million (M)

U.S. to Halt Trade With Uniroyal Over Discrimination

Leaders of 7 major industrial democracies agree in Tokyo to pursue development of energy sources other than oil (S)

COMPROMISE REACHED

Col Muammar el-Qaddafi, leader of Libya, is reported to have decided to halt exports of crude oil for at least 2 years; report, in Paris-based Arabic-language weekly, Mostaqbal, stirs fears in world's financial markets of worsened shortages and inflation, but is received skeptically by Carter Administration, oil industry and foreign governments, who believe that Libya cannot afford such a move; Qaddafi illus; well illus; graph of major importers of Libyan crude oil; graph of major oil companies operating in Libya (M)

Libya Is Reported Set To Cut Off Oil Export

Article on number of mimes in US; Clark Mitze, executive director of Illinois Arts Council, says resurgence of mime popularity is related to interest in dance; others commenting on phenomenon are mime Richard Shepard, Louis H Campbell (North Texas State University) and Moni Yakim (Performance Theater); Mime Guild in Los Angeles estimates there are about 200 mimes in US, of whom about 50 work in Los Angeles; illus (M)

The New York Times/D. Gorton

Pres Carter arrives in South Korea; to meet with Pres Park and other leaders to discuss Amer troop withdrawal, economic and political issues; visits US army battalion near demilitarized zone; illus (M)

CARTER VISITS G.I.'S AT KOREAN BORDER

Energy Department says it is taking action to make it easier for major oil companies to shift up to 5% of existing gasoline stocks from well-supplied rural areas into urban areas that have been running dry; will also give state governors greater leeway to move supplies about within their states; shortages continue in NYC, but appear to be somewhat eased in Connecticut and NJ; mass transit services are reported to be exceptionally crowded; uncertainty persist over just how much gas will be available over weekend; illus (M)

U.S TO ALLOW SHIFT OF SOME GAS STOCKS TO URBAN SECTIONS

Article examines decline in Spain; illus (M)

Spain Approaches Its Summer Amusements With Doubt

The U.N. Today

illus of crowd of about 40,000 Iranian leftists demonstrating at Teheran University against Govt's efforts to control them

Asseelsted Press

West Bank Arab leader Hikmat al-Masri says representatives from occupied territories might join autonomy talks between Egypt. Israel and US if PLO agrees (S)

Palestinians May Join Autonomy Talk, Says A West Bank Leader

Moroz says he and Pope John Paul II discussed plight of political prisoners in Soviet Union during audience in Vatican (S)

Pope Receives Mores

Israeli parole board approves release of Terre Fleener, American imprisoned for 20 months for spying for PLO; orders her to leave Isreal immediately; her lawyer Felicia Langer comments (M)

Israel to Free American Imprisoned as a Spy for P.L.O.

Zviad Gamsakhurdia, Georgian literary critic convicted in '78 of ‘anti-Soviet agitation’ after saying in court that foreign propaganda Ted him astray, is freed before end of his term in response to his appeal for clemency; American correspondents Craig R Whitney (NY Times) and Harold D Piper (Baltimore Sun) were fined nearly $3,600 in court costs and legal penalties for refusal to retract reports that Gamsakhurdia's friends and relatives doubted authenticity of his confession; Western diplomats say that wife and son of Valentin Moroz, Soviet dissident flown to US in April, have received permission to join him (M)

Soviet Frees Dissident Tied to Fines of 2 Newsmen

HEW Sec Joseph A Califano heads American delegation on visit to Shanghai Psychiatric Hospital, one of first times foreigners have been allowed to see how China treats mental illness; hospital chief Dr Xia Zhenyi comments on low incidence of mental illness in China and other related mental health matters; Dr David Hamburg, member of American delegation, also comments (M)

Americans Make Rare Visit To Chinese Mental Hospital

US officials say Amb Malcolm Toon will make speaking tour of US in July in support of treaty (S)

Toon to Speak for Treaty in U.S.

US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency director George M Seignious warns USSR against interfering with Senate's consideration of proposed SALT accord, speech; scores recent remarks by Gromyko that any attempt of Senate to revise treaty will result it its collapse; charges remarks were detrimental to treaty's objectives; challenges recommendations of Sen Howard Baker that USSR be required to give up 300 heavy missiles allowed under treaty; illus (M)

U.S. Aide Warns Soviet Not to Meddle, in Senate Arms‐Pact Deliberation

US Atty Gen Griffin Bell urges USSR to be patient and allow US Sen to take its time in debating proposed SALT accord; offers advice during 75-minute meeting with Prime Min Alexei Kosygin, Moscow (S)

Bell Presses Soviet on Pact

steps down as NATO Comdr, ceremonies, Casteau, Belgium; urges Western nations to put political and economic pressures on Communist countries because of their support for international terrorism; says he has no evidence of Communist links to recent bomb attempt on his life (S)

Haig, Leaving NATO, Charges Communists Encourage Terrorism

HEW Sec Joseph A Califano Jr says China is considering proposal to set up processing center for Vietnamese refugees, news conference, Singapore (S)

CHINA MAY PROCESS INDOCHINA REFUGEES

HONG KONG, June 29 &#8212; In a bid to get ashore after more than four months of confinement on board a rundown freighter, leaders of about 2,600 Vietnamese refugees on the ship today cut its anchor and let the ship run aground.

Refugees Run Ship Aground

article on Pres Carter's visit; his talks with leaders and military advisers arc expected to influence his decision on whether to continue withdrawal of US ground forces (M)

Carter's Seoul Talks Expected to Influence Troop Pullout

Sylvain Chavanel is a French former professional road bicycle racer, who rode professionally between 2000 and 2018 for the Cofidis, Omega Pharma–Quick-Step, IAM Cycling and two spells with the Brioches La Boulangère/Direct Énergie team. His brother Sébastien Chavanel also rode as a professional cyclist. Sylvain Chavanel was noted as a strong all-rounder who won both sprints and time-trials, and was a good northern classics rider, taking 45 wins during his professional career.

June 30, 1979

Headlines from June 30, 1979

Nicaraguan Rebel Leaders Reject U.S Plan for Settling Civil War

Stand of Unity To Face Crisis

United Press Interilationa

Truckers’

U.S. to Halt Trade With Uniroyal Over Discrimination

Billboard 200

Breakfast In America

Bad Girls

Rickie Lee Jones

I Am

Cheap Trick At Budokan

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 30, 1979