CIA oil analysts report that Iranian oil production will be permanently restricted to current level of 4 million bbls a day and could drop to 2.9 million bbls by '85 if nation continues to neglect its oilfields for 3 or 4 more months; say production is also threatened by Government's decisions to reduce capital investments made in oilfields; says exploration and drilling for new wells have virtually halted; Repr Les Aspin, chairman of House Intelligence Committee, comments (M)

C.I.A FINDS OUTPUT OF IRAN OIL AT LIMIT

Justice Dept will file suit on Aug 14 charging entire Philadelphia Police Dept with violating civil rights of every racial and ethnic group in city; action stems from 8-month probe (M)

U.S. Plans a Suit Assailing Police In Philadelphia

Illus of car buried under trees downed by heavy rainstorms, Fall Village

Storm Drenches Area, Toppling Trees and Cutting Power Lines

Jimmy Connors wins men's championship; Connors illus (M)

Connors Stops Vilas, 6‐1, 2‐6, 6‐4

credit analysts expect Federal Open Market Com to tighten credit at Aug 14 meeting, raising Federal funds rate above current 10 5/8% target, as Volcker presides for 1st time; graphs of short- and long-term interest rates (M)

Markets Await Fed Rate Move

Article on backlog in nation's household-moving industry notes effects of gasoline shortage and higher prices (S)

BUSINESS  Digest

US companies, faced with tight money and high interest rates at home, have flocked in record numbers in '79 to Eurobond market, raising $2.04 billion in '79 1st 7 months; speed and other advantages to issuing companies of market discussed; corporate borrowers have pulled out of market lately as investors have begun to favor floating-rate notes; analysts comment; graph of Eurobond market trends (M)

Eurobonds Draw U.S. Companies

Low-income black and Hispanic residents oppose $150 million redevelopment project called New Brunswick Tomorrow; tenant and community organizations have sued to block continued Federal support of 4-year-old program, which is jointly sponsored by city and Johnson & Johnson; criticisms of several government actions listed; Rutgers University Prof Anton Neleesen, university sociologist Philip Marden, New Brunswich Tomorrow Corp president Abraham Wallach, city community development coordinator Richard M Keefe, Johnson & Johnson vice president John J Heldrich and Regional Plan Assn vice president William B Shore comment; map; illus (M)

Poor Opposing New Brunswick Project

Moving industry is working around clock because of backlogs resulting from independent truckers strike; illus (M)

Movers Cutting Backlog Of a Long, Dry Summer

Joint Economic Committee warns that Americans face drastically reduced standard of living in '80's unless productivity growth is accelerated, midyear economic analysis; says productivity is lagging behind growth rates in all major trading nations, noting that output per man-hour in total private business sector decreased by annual rate of 3.3%, while productivity in nonfarm private business sector fell at annual rate of 5.7%; says decline is largest since figures were begun in '47; predicts Consumer Price Index will show inflation rate of 8.7% in first half of decade, rising to 9.6% in latter half; says combination of taxes and energy price increases will create economic drag exceeding $30 billion in '80; Sen Jacob K Javits comments (M)

LAG IN PRODUCTIVITY CALLED MAJOR PERIL TO LIVING STANDARD

More than 100 law enforcement officers surround house in Gardiner, NY, where Richard Gantz, who escaped from Downstate Correctional Facility, was holding Lester Cossano Sr, his pregnant wife Mary Ann and their son Justin, 6, hostage; another son, Lester Jr, was released; Gantz, earlier in day, allegedly kidnapped couple driving near Beacon, NY, and forced them to take him to their home where he raped Mrs Gantz (M)

Escaped Rapist Holds 3 Captive In Upstate Siege

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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ., Aug. 12 &#8212; The Cosmos defeated the Washington Diplomats, 5&#8208;4, in a shootout tonight at Giants Stadium, but their attention was in Canada, where the Toronto Blizzard defeated the Philadelphia Fury by 4&#8208;3 and became the Cosmos&#8217; opponent in the first round of the North American Soccer League playoffs.

Cosmos Top Diplomats, 5‐4; Face Blizzard in Playoffs

A battle in Teheran between Islamic militants and demonstrating leftists in- . jured hundreds of people. It was the most serious outbreak there since the street riots six months ago that resulted in the Shah's departure. About 4,000 people clashed and thousands of others took part in the demonstrations, called to protest new Government controls on the press [Page Al, Col. 6.]

News Summary

Dam in western India breaks, sending wall of water nearly 20 feet high through city of Morvi; former Mayor Mahanand Jeswani fears death toll will reach 5,000; Agriculture Min Keshubhai Patel says at least 1,000 people are dead; rescue and relief operations are hampered by high winds and rain (M)

Hundreds Die in India As Dam Break Frees 20‐Foot Water Wall

Philippe Petit, aerialist famous for his high wire walk between towers of World Trade Center, interviewed on his upcoming plans; illus (M)

High‐Wire Walker Finds New Challenges to Span

Article on US athletes preparing for Games; outlook for US team discussed; illus (L)

U.S. Athletes Look to Moscow: Optimism but Apprehension

new US Commerce Sec Luther H Hodges Jr notes new trade accords open markets for US abroad, int (S)

Commerce Chief's Goal Is Rebuilding Industry;

Evans and other officials are questioning Forest Service policy of allowing some fires to burn unhindered in wilderness areas where they will not threaten life or property; Bureau of Land Management puts fire-fighting costs at $750,000 daily; illus (M)

Huge Idaho Fires Spur an Argument Over Strategy

Sources indicate USSR expects Senate will approve treaty without unacceptable amendments (M)

Moscow Leadership Said to Expect No Changes That Would Kill Pact

Not long ago, Mayor Koch took a quick tour of the warren of mayoral offices in the basement of City Hall. After passing room after room of hard&#8208;working staff aides, Mr. Koch exclaimed to an associ- ate: &#8220;Who are all these people? What do they do?&#8221;

Koch Shook Up Staff in Irritation at Unwieldiness

company is counting heavily on electronics to help it regain image as engineering innovator and to give its autos much-needed sales edge; illus (M)

Chrysler's Hope: Electronics

Article on boom in Canadian tourist industry created by fears of gas shortages in US; illus (M)

Canada Fuels a Tourist Boom;

JERICHO, LI., Aug. 12&#8212; Beth Daniel qualified for the Ladies&#8217; Professional Golf Association tour in January, played in her first tournament in mid&#8208;February and said today, &#8220;When came out I thought I would win in the first two months.&#8221;

Rain Washes Out Beth Daniel's Big Edge

China, planning massive drive to increase exports to US, signs accord with US-China Business Development Corp for trade exhibitions in San Francisco, Chicago and NY beginning Sept '80 (S)

Washington Watch

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August 13, 1979

Headlines from August 13, 1979

C.I.A FINDS OUTPUT OF IRAN OIL AT LIMIT

U.S. Plans a Suit Assailing Police In Philadelphia

Storm Drenches Area, Toppling Trees and Cutting Power Lines

Connors Stops Vilas, 6‐1, 2‐6, 6‐4

Markets Await Fed Rate Move

Billboard 200

Get The Knack

Bad Girls

Breakfast In America

Candy-O

Teddy

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for August 13, 1979