September 10, 1979

In the International Year of the Child, youth had the final say at the United States Open tennis championships yesterday with straight‐set victories by Tracy Austin and John McEnroe.

Study by Sturz recommends that Transit Authority police be placed under command of city's Police Department; Mayor Koch says study will be basis for changes he plans to make in city's efforts to cut subway crime; Koch is dissatisfied with current efforts to curtail violence in subways and it is speculated that he will seek removal of Garelik; study recommends that transit police force be kept as separate entity, but with city's Police Department supervising its operations; city's campaign against subway crime, starting 6 months ago, has already cost city $8.6 miliion; Metropolitan Transportation Authority public-affairs director Arthur G Perfall says no one from City Hall has discussed idea with MTA chairman Harold L Fisher and new executive director John D Simpson (M)

Article on some problems facing NYC public school system at beginning of '80 academic year; notes United Federation of Teachers is engaged in public-relations campaign to convince people that public schools, in which enrollment is lowest in 22 years, are a sound edcuational investment for New Yorkers; some problems confronting school system listed (M)

“Leslie's and Deedee's Lemonade Stand — cup 40 cents,” read the handlettered sign at a curb at Third Avenue and 24th Street, midway in the 20‐block stretch of yesterday's “County Fair” on the avenue. “Also, with your great lemonade, get five comic books for $1.”

ACLU asks Civiletti to overturn recent Immigration and Naturalization Service ruling approving use of illegally obtained evidence in deportation cases; apparently seeks to avoid Supreme Court review of deportation order against Emma Sandoval, 36-yr-old Mexican living in New Rochelle, NY, which resulted from search without a warrant of her residence on Aug 6 '75; ACLU general counsel David Carliner comments (M)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1979

RELIEF pitching, says Gabe Paul, the veteran baseball executive, “takes a fellow who is absolutely unafraid of the consequences, a fellow who has no fear. Being a little nuts goes along with that.”

3d-world nation delegates final declaration denounces Egypt for its Camp David accord; Egypt narrowly avoids suspension from movement; Senegal Foreign Min Moustaphe Niasse assails Cuban Pres Castro's radical Middle East policy (S)

Economists such as Alan Greenspan, Donald Ratajczak, Jay N Woodworth and Dan M Bechter express concern over growth of inventories, fearful that companies will, as in '74 recession, wait too long before reducing their orders; Greenspan questions Commerce Department's figures on inventory‐sales ratio, which stood at 1.59 in 2d quarter of this year; Ratajczak believes switch by several companies from last‐in, first‐out (LIFO) method of accounting to first‐in, first‐out (FIFO) method may be causing Commerce Department to understate inventory level (M)

Amtrak officials press investigation into accident; witnesses describe incident; George Pins, who owns private railroad car,commehts; illus (M)

article notes North Central executives predominate in corp structure of new, merged co, probably because North Central was financially healthier than Southern at time of merger

Delegates to conference issue uncompromising statements as they arrive in London; key goals are to bring about cease-fire in guerrilla war, new constitution and new election supervised by Britain; US will play no formal role in conference; Lord Carrington, Foreign Sec, will open conference with statement of British intentions; comments by Min Ian D Smith, Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo noted; Smith illus (L)