November 5, 1979

Iranian Moslem students storm US Embassy, Teheran; seize about 90 Americans and vow to stay there until deposed Shah is sent back from NYC to face trial; there are no reports of casualties although some of several hundred attackers are armed; Ayatollah Khomeini reportedly supports attack, which came as tens of thousands of people marched through streets on first anniversary of shooting of Teheran University students by Shah's security forces; US charge d'affaires L Bruce Laingen is not among those seized; takeover follows series of strongly anti‐US speeches by Khomeini; illus; map (M)

political, business and labor organizations on Nov 5, day before election, to push for passage of $500 million transportation bond issue; supporters fear it will be defeated because of voter antagonism or apathy; Mayor Koch's campaign plans noted; Lt Gov Mario M Cuomo comments on issue; Transportation Comr William C Henessy says NYS has printed and distributed 2 million 'informational' pamphlets on issue; 2d constitutional amendment would permit exchange of state lands outside protected Adirondack Forest Preserve for land owned by International Paper Co within preserve; 3d amendment would permit state to incorporate Federal tax laws into state law by mere reference rather than full‐scale repetition (M)

Article examines growing rift within Stamford, Conn, Police Dept; negotiations on new contract that expires in June were suspended pending action on lawsuit charging unfair labor practices brought by police union head Ptl Salvatore Ladestro after he had been accused of dereliction of duty by Police Chief Victor I Cizanckas (M)

economic forecasters hold recent Federal Reserve credit tightening moves will result in deeper recession (M)

Prof Theodore W Schultz, recent co‐winner of Nobel Prize in Economics, cites bureaucratic regulation and taxation policies as major causes of US economic problems, int; illus (M)