CARTER SAYS U.S. ‘WILL NEVER YIELD,’ WARNS NATION OF NEW TEST ON IRAN

Because of an editing error, an article in The Living Section yesterday misstated the location of Upper Volta. It should have said Upper Volta is an independent country in West Africa.

CORRECTION

Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith aviation analyst Edmund S Greenslet says dwindling profits of airlines have set stage for downturn in commercial aircraft orders that are currently booming; says incoming orders dropped to 89 in '79 third quarter, compared with 203 in second quarter and 207 in '78 third quarter; graph compares new orders, '77‐79, received by Boeing and McDonnell Douglas, leading manufacturers (M)

Hints of an Airframe Downturn

&#8220;It is as pleasant a land as one can tread upon,&#8221; Henry Hudson noted 340 years ago this fall when he ventured ashore after coming upon the majestic river that was eventually to be named after him.

Despite Abuse, Hudson Remains A River of Life;

Chrysler Corp will offer new issue of preferred stock to ‘parties having particular interest in company,’ such as its suppliers and dealers; will make estimated $250 million offer by prospectus (S)

Stock Offer Is Planned By Chrysler

Iranian Revolutionary Council dismisses acting Foreign Min Bani‐Sadr and names director of state TV Sadegh Ghotbzadeh to succeed him; dismissal comes 1 day after Khomeini's rejection of outcome of any UN Security Council session as 'dictated by America' and dashes lingering hopes for diplomatic solution to crisis; represents another victory in council for uncompromising religious group led by Ayatollah Mohammed Beheshti against those they see as influenced by Western ideas; Bani‐Sadr keeps his portfolio as Minister of Economic and Financial Affairs; Ghotbzadeh supports Khomeini position that hostages will be freed only when Shah is returned to Iran; Ghotbzadeh illustration (M)

TV CHIEF GETS POST Ghotbzadeh Says Decision Has Not Been Made on Role in U.N. Debate

Vice Pres Mondale announces expanded Federal plan to aid hospitals in Bedford Stuyvesant and Crown Heights sections of Brooklyn; program, which amends earlier proposal, involves 3‐year Federal commitment to $30 million program of health care for poor in these areas, compared with $14 million plan announced last month; semi‐independent project control board will consist of Federal, NYS and NYC health care officials, as well as Blue Cross and Blue Shield representatives; Mondale announces plan while visiting NYC on behalf of Pres Carter's re‐election campaign; Mondale portrait (M)

Mondale Announces Expansion Of Health Aid for Brooklyn Poor

Wistful Reflections Of a Divorced Man

Carter Adm, under prodding from Sen Sam Nunn and former Sec Henry Kissinger, agrees to substantial increase in military budget over next 5 years in determined effort to gain Sen approval for treaty; reportedly will raise spending beyond 3% annually (M)

Carter Accepting Substantial Rise In Arms Budget

News Summary

Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York steps up financial conflict between Iran and US banks by moving to attach Iran's holdings in 2 major West German companies; wins court order to attach Iran's 25.01% interest in Fried, Krupp GmbH and its 25.02% share in Deutsche Babcock AG; reaction to Morgan action, which no other American banks have shown signs of following, is generally negative; bankers and Government officials express fears of being drawn further into Iranian‐US confrontation; Krupp spokesman says company's working relationship with Iran will continue until court decision on case is made; Iran is estimated to have paid over $500 million for its shares in 2 companies, both bought when Shah was in power; Morgan says court action is part of bid to cover its $40 million share in $500 million loan made to Iran in Jan '77 by major Western banks; loan was recently declared in default by banks for nonpayment of 6‐month interest payment (M)

Iran Share In Krupp Is Frozen

NYS Gov Carey plans to use existing Vehicle and Traffic Law to require yearly automobile exhaust inspections for NYC metropolitan area's 3.5 million cars in effort to meet clean air standards and prevent cutoff of millions of dollars in Federal aid; efforts to get inspection plan through Legislature were blocked earlier in year in Republican‐led State Senate, particularly by Senator Caemmerer; US Environmental Protection Agency lauds plan, which will go into effect in '81 (M)

Governor Finds A Method to Get Car‐Fumes Tests

Study of some 26,000 pregnancies casts serious doubt on safety of sexual intercourse during pregnancy; finds that infants whose mothers had intercourse were far more likely to die as result of infections of amniotic fluid around fetus; suggests that problem is even more serious when intercourse occurs in month before a premature birth; study, described in Nov 29 issue of New England Journal of Medicine, was conducted by Dr Richard L Naeye of Hershey Medical Center as part of US Collaborative Perinatal Project; Dr Arthur L Herbst, in journal editorial, notes that natural fall‐off in frequency of intercourse toward end of pregnancy may protect many babies (M)

Safety of Sex During Pregnancy Questioned in Study

Air New Zealand: All 257 aboard believed killed as DC‐10 on sightseeing flight over Antarctica crashes into Mount Erebus, an active volcano on Ross Island; 20 passengers were from US; crash site discovered after 7‐hour search by US Navy C‐130 based at US military and scientific station at McMurdo Sound; map; photo of Air New Zealand chairman Maurice Davis (M)

257 BELIEVED KILLED AS A DC‐10 CRASHES ON ANTARCTIC PEAK

dispute within US Commerce Dept is being aired in Congress over way American export control regulations have been administered in connection with Kama River factory; Marcuss testifies before Sen subcommittee on international finance; denies Brady's charges; C L Haslam, general counsel of Commerce Dept, and Marcuss say Nixon Administration approved licenses because it determined that use of trucks by military personnel would not result in significant contribution to Soviet military capabilities (M)

U.S. Export Controls: Dispute in Soviet Case

NYC fails in its bid before US Supreme Court to obtain $3.5 million in special school aid for which Federal Government had found city schools ineligible 2 years ago; rules, in 6‐3 decision, that HEW Dept had used correct legal standard in withholding money — that statistics showed black teachers were assigned in disproportionately high numbers to schools with largely black enrollments and in low numbers to mostly white schools (M)

Supreme Court Rejects City Plea On School Funds

Analysis of Saudi Arabia's charge that companies that buy bulk of its oil—Exxon, Texaco, Mobil and Standard Oil of California—are not passing on to their customers the benefits resulting from $2‐4‐a‐bbl difference between price of Saudi oil and price of other OPEC oil (M)

The Saudi Oil ‘Bargain’: Who Is Benefiting?; Economic Analysis

Pres Carter holds nationally televised news conf, Nov 28, at White House; illus

STRESSES DIPLOMACY But He Speaks of Possible ‘Actions’ Once Present Effort Is Exhausted

Article on housing in NYC met area notes that with mortgage money virtually evaporating, many people are turning to home improvement loans as way to make present houses more livable; Citibank is aggressively promoting home improvement loans but many other banks in area are not so eager for business; bank officials comment (M)

Improvement Loans: Harder to Obtain

BUSINESS Digest

GIFTS for HEART &

Shah has recovered from removal of gallstone from his bile duct, and plane is standing by at Kennedy International Airport to return him to his exile in Mexico, presumably within few days (M)

Plane Reported Waiting for Shah As Physicians Say He Is Improved

US Steel chairman David M Roderick, defending company's management of steel business in light of decision to close 15 plants, scores Government for not adequately enforcing trigger price system, method that was agreed to by top steel executives in '77 to prevent importers from dumping steel in US; threatens to file antidumping suits; other steel executives, while criticizing trigger price system, have acknowledged that it has cut level of imports, helped domestic industry raise prices and been much faster in dealing with dumping than old method of filing suits (M)

U.S. Steel Defends Past Policies

illus of Red Brigades leader Renato Curcio arriving at Lamarmora barracks, Turin, where he is appealing conviction for terrorism handed down in '78

Pope Flies to Ankara for Visit Ignored by Most Turks

Soviet Union steps up production of chervonets, small gold coin that it sells to private buyers; price for coin is based on prevailing gold market prices and varies from day to day; illus (S)

Soviet Pushes Gold Coin

Adam Nicholas Barrett is an English former professional footballer who played as a central defender. During his career, which lasted from 1998 to 2017, he made 647 appearances in the Football League, including 308 for Southend United. He is assistant head coach at Cambridge United.

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November 29, 1979

Headlines from November 29, 1979

CARTER SAYS U.S. ‘WILL NEVER YIELD,’ WARNS NATION OF NEW TEST ON IRAN

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Hints of an Airframe Downturn

Despite Abuse, Hudson Remains A River of Life;

Stock Offer Is Planned By Chrysler

Billboard 200

The Long Run

On The Radio: Greatest Hits: Volumes I & II

In Through The Out Door

Tusk

Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 29, 1979