Jane Brody article on risks of relying on 'fast' food; says fast foods are low in nutritional value and high in caloric content; chart of nutritional content of some popular fast foods; drawing (M)

Fast Food: A Nutritional Trap?; Personal Health

Sen amendment of Federal budget, adding almost $40 billion for military spending over next 3 years, seen enhancing prospects for passage of treaty (S)

Senate Approves Military Budget Larger Than Carter Had Wanted

Article on Feders' Clinton Vineyards winery, Clinton Corners, NY; illus (M)

In the Vineyards Among Friends

BUSINESS Digest

Ray A Ollinger wins $1 million top prize in Derby game (S)

A Jobless Dispatcher Is Now Man of Leisure

Mobil Oil and Texaco say they made joint bid to purchase Belridge Oil Co and reached reciprocal agreements with group consisting of Getty Oil and Tenneco and with Standard Oil of California providing that if any of them is successful in landing company, it would share prize with the other, so as to maintain Mobil and Texaco's present 35% interest; Shell Oil says it also made an offer for company; Wall Street sources say Gulf Oil made a bid for company and Phillips Petroleum has so far been unsuccessful in arranging for piece of Belridge as part of rival bidding group (M)

Texaco and Mobil Seek Belridge

Craig Claiborne interview with Shirley King on her book 'Dining With Marcel Proust'; book is on foods that are mentioned in great detail throughout the works of Proust; recipes; his illus (M)

Remembrance Of the Foods Proust Loved

Pres Carter to wait until Senate acts on treaty before announcing candidacy for 2d term (S)

POWELL SAYS CARTER HAS MADE A DECISION TO SEEK NEV TERM

Unusually close Federal Reserve Board vote on increasing discount rate to 11% raises question of whether Chmn Volcker will be able to continue commanding majority for his high interest rate policies

Reserve Board, by 4‐3, Raises Rate On Loans to Banks to Record  11%

Family planning counselors discuss problems of abortion-repeaters, NYC meeting co-sponsored by Eastern Women's Center and NY Hospital-Cornell Medical Center; voice frustration with patients who seem unable to alter behavior patterns which lead to repeated abortions; emotional pressures, other factors discussed; Dr Fritz Fuchs notes long-term effects on future pregnancies seem limited (M)

The Abortion Repeaters

1st public hearing on setting rent ceilings for 250,000 rentcontrolled apartments in NYC leads to shouting matches between 200 landlords and tenants and Deputy Housing Comr Daniel W Joy; outcome of current hearings will not affect rents in over 850,000 apartments covered by separate rent-stabilization law; scene at hearing described; Metropolitan Council on Housing chairman Jane Benedict and Community Housing Improvement Program chairman William Moses comment; illus (M)

Tumult Mars First Hearing on Ceilings for Rent‐Controlled Apartments

price of silver rises to new peak in heavy trading; reaches $18.30 an oz in London fixing, up over 30% from previous day (M)

Gold Price Soars At Record Pace In Wild Trading

Israeli Defense Min Ezer Weizman and State Dept Asst Sec Harold H Saunders engage in acrimonious debate at Washington, DC, home of Israeli Amb Ephraim Evron over Israel's recent bombing raids in southern Lebanon; Yoel Marcus, Washington correspondent for Haaretz, provides remarks to NY Times; Saunders and Weizman portraits (M)

Heated American‐Israeli Dispute Erupts at Washington Dinner Party

Senate Energy Committee agrees that proposed Energy Mobilization Board should not be authorized to override substantive state and Federal laws; accepts another of Pres Carter's recommendations by agreeing that projects given priority status by board should he protected against laws interfering with their construction that might be passed after they are under contract; Senate Finance Committee approves $3-a-bbl tax credit for oil shale and other energy sources (M)

CONFEREES RESOLVE GAS RATIONING ISSUE

Commerce Dept reports personal income for August increased only four-tenths of 1% largely as result of business slowdown; graph on personal income, '78-79 (S)

Personal Income Up 0.4%

American Motors chmn Gerald C Meyers says that, while he is philosophically opposed to Federal financial aid for Chrysler Corp, failure to help company would be wrong on social grounds, statement following speech at National Press Club; Meyers remark differs sharply from view of GM chmn Thomas A Murphy (M)

Philosophically Opposed, A.M.C. Asks Chrysler Aid

News Summary

State Dept spokesman Hodding Carter 3d says Israel's decision to allow its citizens to buy land from Arabs in occupied West Bank is 'contrary to spirit and intent of peace process'; Sec of State Vance meets with Israeli Foreign Min Dayan, Defense Min Weizman and Egyptian Defense Min Kamal Hassan Ali to work out formula for peace-keeping force in Sinai during and after Israeli withdrawal of its troops; Weizman agrees to consult with US officials before Israeli forces use US military equipment in Lebanon (M)

U.S. CRITICIZES ISRAEL FOR LETTING CITIZENS BUY WEST BANK LAND

FCC denies petition by AT&T for immediate increase in amount of its allowable rate of return, but agrees to withhold any orders for customer refund until study is completed; Bell System, by most measures, has exceeded both 9.5% rate of return set by FCC in '76 and ceiling of 10% established at same time; Comr Tyrone Brown is lone dissenter on vote (S)

A.T.&T. Denied Request For Higher Profit Margin

Because of a transmission error, McGeorge Bundy, national security adviser in the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations, was misquoted in The Times yesterday in comments on Soviet and American nuclear weapons. The quotation should should have said: &#8220;Because the deterrents on both sides are so ample, there is a large margin of safety.&#8221;

CORRECTION

NYS Health Department will test about 200 workers from state power plants for lung problems they may have developed as result of exposure to asbestos, which is used to insulate boilers and steam pipes; acts after Dr Irving J Selikoff of Mount Sinai Medical Center finds lung abnormalities that could be linked to asbestos in 14 of 18 power plant workers who were judged to have inhaled large amounts of mineral; Dr David Axelrod, State Health Commissioner, says there is no reason for panic; Dr William Nicholson of Mount Sinai comments (M)

State Broadens Asbestos Study; 200 to Get Tests

West German counterintelligence agents have uncovered over 40 USSR-bloc spies this year, most of whom were placed by East Germany to uncover technological secrets in industrial areas where East Germany lags badly behind West; cartoon (M)

Bonn Fights Industrial Spying

204 parishoners of St Patrick's Church, Cumming, Iowa, will entertain Pope John Paul II for 20 minutes on Oct 4 during Pope's visit to Des Moines, Iowa; small Iowa church, which was placed in National Register of Historic Sites in early '79, was selected by Bishop Paul Marcinkus, Pope's Vatican liaison; parish leader Gary Kiernan, Rev John Richter, who will act as pastor, Bishop Maurice J Dingman and Rev Frank Bognanno of Diocese of Des Moines comment; map; illus of Richter and church (M)

Tiny Iowa Church Awaiting Pope

Article on plight of Ronald Plumb and other Chrysler Corp white-collar workers who have been laid off; company has laid off several thousand white-collar workers in attempt to reduce force by 8,700 employees by end of '79; 27,200 hourly Chrysler workers have been laid off indefinitely; other Chrysler employees comment; Plumb illus (L)

Coping With Chrysler Layoffs

City Council President Carol Bellamy is lone elected official in city to join Mayor Koch and reject pay raise; 2 other members of Council, Mary T Codd of Staten Island and Walter Ward of Queens, say they would accept pay raise but use it to increase their staffs; other elected officials are angered by Koch's decision, and even leaders of citizen effort to rescind increase by referendum are skeptical; Councilman Robert Steingut Jr accuses Koch of grandstanding; illus of Manhattan Boro President Andrew Stein, City Councilmen Steingut and Henry Stern, and Brooklyn Boro President Howard Golden (M)

Koch Lead on Pay Raise Not Followed by Council

Mikael Karl Tellqvist is a Swedish former professional ice hockey goaltender who last played for Djurgårdens IF of the Swedish Hockey League, his second tenure with the club.

September 19, 1979

Headlines from September 19, 1979

Fast Food: A Nutritional Trap?; Personal Health

Senate Approves Military Budget Larger Than Carter Had Wanted

In the Vineyards Among Friends

BUSINESS Digest

A Jobless Dispatcher Is Now Man of Leisure

Billboard 200

In Through The Out Door

Get The Knack

Slow Train Coming

Breakfast In America

Risque

Notable Births

Historical Context for September 19, 1979