SAN JUAN, P.R., July 8 &#8212; It finally dawned on Cynthia (Sippy) Woodhead with about 25 meters left. She was in front, so close to a fifth gold medal in the Pan American Games that she could feel it.

Miss Woodhead Wins 5th Gold

Parking regulations return to normal today, with alternate&#8208;side&#8208;of&#8208;the&#8208;street rules in effect in all boroughs.

PARKING REGULATIONS

VIENNA, July 8 &#8212; Chancellor Bruno Kreisky of Austria and former Chancellor Willy Brandt of West Germany concluded talks tonight with Yasir Arafat, head of the Palestine Liberation Organization, and issued a communiqu&#233; expressing &#8220;extreme concern&#8221; over Israel's &#8220;settlement activities in the occupied territories.&#8221;

EXPRESS CONCERN OVER ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS: Chancellor Bruno BratsIcy of Austria, center, and Willy Brandt, former West German Chancellor, meeting with Yasir Arafat, head of the P.L.O., in Vienna. Page A9.

article on makeshift control center being used by Skylab flight controllers, Houston, Tex; tension at center is rising as spacecraft's re-entry draws closer; difficulty in controlling Skylab's altitude and position discussed (M)

Skylab's Control Post Is a Makeshift Affair

2 major pipelines carrying crude oil to refinery, Abadan, are heavily damaged when explosion causes fire; oil officials check for sabotage; map of site (M)

KHOMEINI SUPPORTER IS KILLED IN TEHERAN BY MOSLEM RADICALS

Conference Board predicts increase in budget deficit to $40 billion in fiscal '80, from projected $23 billion, if Congress seeks to stimulate economy by cutting taxes

Tax Cut Held Likely As Stimulus

GM pres Elliott M Estes predicts that co will overtake Toyota, Nissan and Ford Motor companies in international market; says GM will spend between $10 billion and $13 billion on overseas sales campaign in next decade (S)

Race Is on to Overtake Ford Motor

Article on increasing number of international bankers and business executives who are opening branches and investing in Spain notes that GM plant to invest $1.58 billion, its single largest overseat investment, in country; GM will construct assembly and component plants in Saragossa and Cadiz as part of $2 billion European spending program; plan is badly needed stimulus for Spain's listless national economy; GM plants and Ford Motor Co's Fiesta plant outside Valencia will eventually make Spain one of world's major auto exporters, illus (M)

Spain Besieged by Foreign Investments

Middle East Economic Survey says Saudi Arabia increased its crude oil production by 1 million bbls a day as of July 1, to 9.5 million bbls a day, reportedly in order to meet expenses in its current $142 billion, 5-year development plan; says Saudis are concerned that spot market will develop into parallel market in oil that could set off another round of price leapfrogging (M)

Saudis Said To Increase Oil Output

In East Hampton, L.I.: &#8220;It's so nice to have people back again,&#8221; said Paul Cherry, a playwright and professor at Baruch College who is renting a summer house on the Island. &#8220;It's the busiest weekend of the season. There are lines at all the restaurants and the movie houses, and the beaches are very, very crowded.&#8221;

80 °, Gas and Miles of Smiles

Article on Welbilt Electronic Die Corp, small business that is thriving in South Bronx, area that, in last 6 years, has lost 300 companies and 10,000 jobs (M)

In the South Bronx, a Business Blooms

Article, 1st of 2, on problem of developing safe method of disposing of nuclear wastes, which has become one of most important weapons in armory of those opposed to nuclear energy; public worry about problem appears to be intense partly because of special qualities of radiation and partly because of repealed failure to anticipate difficulty of containing wastes, such as problems experienced at wastes at facilities in Hanford, Wash, and West Valley, NY; Stephen Stalos, who worked at Hanford facility for 5 years, says that Rockwell International, which manages facility, has covered up evidence of leaks there and that when he tried to report leaks to Energy Department, he was told that it was department policy 'that there will be no more leaks' because announcement of them would hurt nuclear industry; illus by Sen Gary Hart, a critic of US waste management (L)

Growing Waste Problem Threatens Nuclear Future

Several Latin American governments, working in harmony with US, have begun pressing rebel-backed Nicaraguan provisional junta to make major political concessions in exchange for resignation of Pres Somoza; Rev Miguel D'Escoto, junta's foreign minister, says that these Latin American governments had warned that their support for Sandinist guerrillas would be cut off unless 5-member junta was expanded and there was agreement that basic structure of Nicaragua's National Guard would be preserved; other opposition sources say that combined US-Latin American position had been conveyed to junta during meeting with Costa Rica's Pres Rodrigo Carazo Odio and Venzuela's Pres Carlos Andres Perez; heavy fighting continues in different regions, with both National Guard and Sandinist guerrillas trying to strengthen their positions pending possible cease-fire and negotiations; fundamental obstacle to negotiated settlement is still disagreement over future role of National Guard; illus (M)

Latins Pressing Nicaraguan Left For Concessions

Senate Intelligence and Foreign Relations Committees will begin formal debate on treaty within week amid growing likelihood that some conditions will be attached to it; Sen Robert C Byrd, after visit to USSR, says Soviet leaders probably will object strongly to major changes in text, CBS-TV interview; backs at least 3 mild reservations to Senate's resolution of ratification, notably: written Soviet assurances on cutbacks in production of Backfire bomber; Senate statement that US military cooperation with NATO allies will not be impeded by treaty; clarification that protocol to treaty will not be extended without assent and consent of Senate (M)

Hearings on Arms Treaty Opening As Chances for Reservations Grow

President Carter, still at work on energy policy, continued to receive a constant stream of political, technical and other experts at Camp David. Decontrol of gasoline prices was said to be the single issue on which his staff remained at odds. [Page A1.]

BUSINESS Digest

OAKLAND, Calif., July 8 &#8212; Luis Tiant, the ancient marvel of the Yankee staff, shook his head in his inimitable pitching motion today and caused the Oakland A's to shake their heads in awe by allowing them just one hit in a 2&#8208;0 Yankee victory.

Tiant Pitches One‐Hit Victory

Chmn Maurice Laure, interviewed recently while in NYC for reopening of bank branch, discusses bank's plans and profitability; says it will not acquire big US bank; Laure por (M)

French Banker Confident About International Role

Muzorewa leaves Salisbury for US and Britain; says he will use trip to 'remove the blindness' from those in Carter Administration and elsewhere who refuse to accept his coalition of blacks and whites as genuine majority-rule goverment (M)

MIOREWA DEPARTS FOR U.S. AND BRITAIN

Vice Pres Mondale says Carter Administration is preparing steps to deal with both short- and long-term impact of energy crisis, including a project to develop alternative fuels as ambitious as program that put Americans on the moon, July 8 speech to National Governors Assn, Louisville, Ky; flies back to Camp David; illus (M)

MONDALE PREVIEWS CARTER ENERGY PLAN BEFORE GOVERNORS

article on Simms; illus; chart showing his statistics (M)

Small‐Time Hero, Big‐Time Hopes

China makes public its 1st law on joint ventures, statute that will allow foreign businesses to invest in China and repatriate part of their profits; move is intended to attract badly needed foreign technology, management skills and capital to China; law, while leaving open such important questions as corporate and individual tax rates as well as how profits and losses will be defined, sets no upper limit for foreign ownership and offers important tax holidays for foreign companies; publication of law, widely expected in recent months as part of China's economic expansion plans, comes 1 day after signing of trade treaty with US; Prof Jerome Alan Cohen, US specialist on Chinese law, analyzes law (M)

PEKING ISSUES RULES TO LURE INVESTMENT

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NYS parks and beaches report heavy congestion as gasoline becomes easier to obtain (M)

EASING OF FUEL SHORTAGE BRINGS OUT CROWDS: More than a million visitors flocked to Coney Island yesterday, largest crowd In a year. Gasoline was easily available around New York, and shore resorts were packed. Page B1.

Article on Air New England, once-profitable commuter airline which has been fighting for survival since '75; airline has survived largely because of highly favorable loan agreements with Delta Air Lines, an annual Federal subsidy of $4.7 million and persistence of 2 major stockholders (Fairleigh Dickinson Jr and Robert Kanzler), who have seen $6.4 million investment erode to total stockholder equity of $237,000; president Charles F Butler comments; map; illus (M)

A Fiscal Struggle to Stay Aloft

article on Skylab cites politically motivated cuts in funds for space exploration and miscalculation by scientists of future sunspot activity, which can affect spacecraft's orbit; project director Richard G Smith comments; flight controller illus (M)

Budget Trims and Miscalculations Doomed Skylab

Gary Chaw, also known as Gary Cao or Cao Ge or by his alter ego Cao Xiaoge, is a Malaysian Chinese singer-songwriter based in Taiwan, who has had achieved success in Taiwan, Mainland China, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Singapore. He is renowned for his stage presence, wide vocal range, and rich voice. In addition, he composes for himself and other singers.

Gary Chaw, Malaysian Chinese singer-songwriter

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Cornelia Otis Skinner was an American writer and actress.

Cornelia Otis Skinner, American actress and author (born 1899)

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Renault S.A., commonly referred to as Groupe Renault, is a French multinational automobile manufacturer established in 1899. The company currently produces a range of cars and vans. It has manufactured trucks, tractors, tanks, buses/coaches, aircraft and aircraft engines, as well as autorail vehicles.

A car bomb destroys a Renault motor car owned by "Nazi hunters" Serge and Beate Klarsfeld outside their home in France in an unsuccessful assassination attempt.

July 9, 1979

Headlines from July 9, 1979

Miss Woodhead Wins 5th Gold

PARKING REGULATIONS

EXPRESS CONCERN OVER ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS: Chancellor Bruno BratsIcy of Austria, center, and Willy Brandt, former West German Chancellor, meeting with Yasir Arafat, head of the P.L.O., in Vienna. Page A9.

Skylab's Control Post Is a Makeshift Affair

KHOMEINI SUPPORTER IS KILLED IN TEHERAN BY MOSLEM RADICALS

Billboard 200

Bad Girls

Breakfast In America

Rickie Lee Jones

I Am

Cheap Trick At Budokan

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