PUSAN, South Korea, Oct. 18 &#8212; There were tanks and armored personnel carriers outside the city hall here today, parked in a rainstorm provoked by a typhoon off this southern port city of three million people, the second largest in South Korea.

Troops Guard Pusan After Protest and Riot

NY Federal Reserve Bank reports M-1 rose $2.8 billion in week ended Oct 10; Federal Reserve tightens credit further in response to unexpected rise; bankers say rise could lead to even higher interest rates than had been expected; monetary base rose $100 million in week; M-1 graph (M)

Fed Pushes Bill Rate To 12.02%

Inflation is cited as chief issue in '80 Presidential campaign twice as often as energy in NY Times/CBS News Poll (S)

40% in Survey Say Inflation Is Major Issue for 1980 Race

Patriotic Front accepts Britain's proposals for Constitution, and Britain responds by indicating that guerrilla alliance could resume its role in 3-sided negotiations; deadlock was broken by general agreement between Britain and guerrillas that any new nationalist government, in which guerrillas expect to play major part, will not be responsible for making payments for land seized from whites, estimated to exceed $2 billion; Zvobgo comments; Nkomo and Mugabe illus (M)

GUERRILLAS ACCEPT RHODESIAN CHARTER PROPOSED BY BRITISH

Nobel Prize for Literature for '79 is awarded to Odysseus Elytis, Greek poet; brief biographical sketch; his illus (M)

Elytis, Greek Lyric Poet, Is Given The Nobel Award for Literature

BUSINESS  Digest

Federal District Judge Robert Schnacke rules, in 6-year-old Transamerica Computer Corporation multimillion-dollar antitrust suit against IBM, that IBM did not violate antitrust laws in computer equipment field; rules Transamerica failed to prove that IBM has monopoly power; says IBM did not violate Sherman Antitrust Act; suit reviewed; Transamerica president James Rush and IBM chairman Frank T Cary comment; other antitrust suits against IBM listed (M)

Suit Ends In Favor Of I.B.M.

Restoration of bridge connecting City Island to Bronx is completed; illus; map (M)

On City Island, Development Is a Bride Many Residents Won't Cross

Pres Carter urges US to conserve oil, saying OPEC countries are producing at full capacity and may well find it in national interest to cut production, Oct 18 White House meeting of Alliance to Save Energy; Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, Saudi oil minister, also urges conservation, saying his Government is 'hopeful' that petroleum production can be reduced by about a million bbls a day in '80; says US should ration oil if Iranian exports are cut off; holds out some hope of moderation in upward price spiral (M)

SOME OPEC NATIONS MAY NEED TO LOWER OUTPUT, CARTER SAYS

New law detailed; seen aiding corp creditors in business bankruptcies as well as consumer debtors; attys comment; table of major changes (L)

New Bankruptcy Law: Creditors, Debtors Aided

FCC approves 6 new UHF stations for NJ; map (M)

6 NEW UHF STATIONS IN JERSEY APPROVED

Pres Carter is directing Federal grants to his political allies and timing aid announcements for maximum political impact on states involved in early stages of his re-election campaign; he is also taking more personal credit for Federal programs with popular appeal (M)

White House Using Grants To Woo States in Campaign

They will arrive by the thousands from 45 states and 40 foreign countries, lured by the prospect of trying to complete 26 miles and 385 yards in the New York City Marathon. Many in the field of 14,000 have run previous marathons, including the five&#8208;borough trek from the Verrazano&#8208;Narrows Bridge to the Tavern on the Green in Central Park. But for more than 4,600 runners, including 919 women, Sunday's race will be their first marathon experience and their supreme test.

Spectator's Guide to Sunday's Marathon, the Biggest of Them All

Protests and scattered fighting between black and white students embroil several Boston high schools for 3d day as school administrators meet with students in search for way to end latest racial tensions; group of about 150 white high school students rampages through East Boston during morning, overturning 2 cars, smashing window of police cruiser and injuring 2 police officers with thrown objects; group had earlier surrounded and pounded 2 buses carrying black students as buses arrived at East Boston High School; students cross Boston Harbor by subway and gather in front of City Hall, where they are dispersed by police, and then march on School Committee headquarters; about half dozen representatives meet with school officials and complain about what they contend is favoritism toward blacks in schools; illus of students demonstrating (M)

Racial Strife Disrupts Boston High Schools for 3d Day

US Labor Dept files 85 actions charging sweatshop conditions in garment factories in Chinatown area of Manhattan; department's Employment Standards Division regional administrator Frank B Mercurio, in announcing charges of violations of Fair Labor Standards Act, says investigators have found widespread evidence of exploitation of Chinese workers and that department is seeking court orders directing compliance with act; special Chinatown strike force established by division in Feb '79 uncovered evidence of violations in over 35% of 500 Chinatown shops that were investigated, and legal action is justified against 85 of companies involved; companies accused of violations of act listed; illus (L)

85 'sweatshops’ Accused by U.S. On Work Rules

Museum of the City of NY features exhibit on history of NYC entitled The Big Apple: illus

Three Shows Celebrate Old New York

News Summary

Loews Corp, which announced in June that it planned to acquire large stake in Woolworth, recently disposed of substantial percentage of its stock (M)

Loews Shift Hinted on Woolworth

Law enforcement authorities, after questioning Sindona, remain skeptical that he was kidnapped and had not disappeared to avoid bank fraud trial; FBI spokesman comments; Dr George Serban, psychiatrist who has been seeing Sindona since his reappearance, says he is convinced Sindona was kidnapped, interview; Dr Elliott Howard says Sindona's condition remains satisfactory (M)

Authorities Voice Doubts On Sindona Kidnapping

Article on diversification of company under chmn Rene C McPherson and pres Gerald B Mitchell; illus; graph (M)

Dana: Few Rules, Many Sales

comment on upcoming performance; illus (M)

Ricci And Sabicas, Two Masters Of Strings

For nearly five years, the Jazzmania Society has been attracting fans in its living&#8208;room sort of loft at 23d Street and Madison Avenue. Now it is expanding into the Shandon Tavern below, and will be known, reasonably enough, as Jazzmania Up &#8216;n&#8217; Down. Down in the tavern tonight and tomorrow you can hear the Al Cohn Quartet, while up in the Penthouse these days you will find the bop vocalist Joe Carroll with Mike Morgenstern's All&#8208;Stars. Patrons of either facility can catch the last set on the other floor at half&#8208;price. Friday and Saturday admission is $5. On Sunday, only the Penthouse is open and admission is $2.50. For information: 477&#8208;3077.

WEEKENDER GUIDE

Iacocca asks HR banking subcommittee for at least $750 million in Federal loan guarantees; Treasury Dept Deputy Sec Robert Carswell says company's new request meets G William Miller standard that Fed aid be limited to loan guarantees in amounts substantially less than $1 billion, letter released at hearing (M)

Chrysler' s Aid Bid Gains Some Favor at Treasury

Atlantic City, NJ, jobless rate is 13% despite 2-year construction and casino boom that has provided thousands of jobs; unemployment office manager Richard Hand says lines in office are longer now than before casino era began; Governor Byrne has named task force of government, labor, business and academic leaders to find why new prosperity, under which casinos have grossed more than $1 million daily and have employed about 12,000 more people than year ago, has eluded poor and unemployed residents; Freeholder Lillian E Bryant, Resorts International executive vice president H Steven Norton and Building Trades Council president John Rich comment; illus (M)

Atlantic City Jobless Rate Is Rising Despite Casinos

NJ Superior Court's Appellate Division rejects arguments that police officers had blanket immunity from being sued for negligence; upholds $75,000 suit against 2 state troopers who refused to assist group of stranded motorists on Interstate 80 in '74; 2 of group were killed by passing cars (S)

The Region

José Luis López Monroy is a Mexican former professional footballer who played as a midfielder.

José Luis López, Mexican footballer

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Suburban Legends are an American ska punk band that formed in Huntington Beach, California, in 1998 and later based themselves in nearby Santa Ana. After building a fanbase in the Orange County ska scene through their numerous regular performances at the Disneyland Resort, a series of lineup changes in 2005 introduced elements of funk and disco into the group's style.

Brian Robertson, American trombonist

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October 19, 1979

Headlines from October 19, 1979

Troops Guard Pusan After Protest and Riot

Fed Pushes Bill Rate To 12.02%

40% in Survey Say Inflation Is Major Issue for 1980 Race

GUERRILLAS ACCEPT RHODESIAN CHARTER PROPOSED BY BRITISH

Elytis, Greek Lyric Poet, Is Given The Nobel Award for Literature

Billboard 200

In Through The Out Door

The Long Run

Get The Knack

Midnight Magic

Off The Wall

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 19, 1979