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Wild price swings battered cash gold markets yesterday on both sides of the Atlantic in the wake of Tuesday's record plunge in bullion values.  

Late Rally Cuts Gold's Decline; Rally Pares Gold's Drop

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23--A joint venture between General Electric and Snecma, the Paris-based aviation company,, has bested Pratt  Whitney, the nation's leading producer of aircraft engines, in a competition to build new engines for the Air Force's KC-135 aerial tanker.  

G.E. Bests Pratt in Bid On Air Force Jet Engines

Eileen Gray: A Prophetic Designer; Eileen Gray: A Prophetic Designer Buying Her Designs

PANAMA, Jan. 23--The Panamanian Government announced today that it had sent a cablegram to Iran saying that the deposed Shah "remains under the care of the security authorities of Panama." But a presidential spokesman said that Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi was not under arrest and that his status was unchanged.  

Panama Tells Iran That the Shah Is in Its 'Care' but Not Under Arrest; PANAMA SAYS SHAH ISN'T UNDER ARREST No Official Comment by U.S.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23--President Carter, asserting that the Soviet forces in Afghanistan pose a "grave threat" to the Middle East oilfields, declared tonight that the United States would use "any means necessary, including military force" to repel an attack on the Persian Gulf.  

CARTER WARNS U.S. WOULD USE ARMED FORCE TO REPEL A SOVIET THRUST AT PERSIAN GULF; CALLS FOR RENEWAL OF DRAFT REGISTRATION; THREAT TO OIL CITED Aide Calls State of Union Address an Ultimatum on Area's Security Reaction Split on Partisan Lines Carter Warns U.S. Would Act to Repel a Soviet Thrust Soviet Forces Near Key Strait Conciliatory Note Sounded 'Some Basic Questions' Raised Focus Is Almost Entirely Foreign

Anthony Anastasio, a dock union official in Brooklyn, was sentenced to two years in prison and fined $5,000 yesterday on charges that he had accepted more than $50,000 in cash kickbacks from a ship repair company.  

2-Year Sentence Is Given To Scotto's Co-defendant; 'A Man of Compassion' Crime Connections Cited

Carl H. Lindner, chairman and controlling stockholder of the American Financial Corporation, appears to be preparing to match his wits and financial muscle against two of the nation's more aggressive financial operators.  

Lindner's Growing Empire; Undervalued Situations Key To Investing Lindner's Growing Empire How One Venture Paid Off Another Profitable Outcome

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23--President Carter announced tonight that he would ask Congress for legislation and funds to begin registering the nation's youth for possible military conscription.  

NO IMMEDIATE NEED FOR CALL-UP IS SEEN; Current Forces Termed Adequate --Preparedness Is Stressed Forces Called Adequate for Now Carter Seeks Revived Registration For a Draft, Stressing Preparedness Problems Meeting Goals The President's Options Republican Candidates' Stances Reasons for Recruiting Problems

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23--It was a serious warning that President Carter issued to the Soviet Union tonight, an echo of President Truman facing Soviet threats to Greece and Turkey in 1947 and Presi  dent Eisenhower dealing with the instability of the Middle East a decade later.  

The Carter Doctrine; Stern Warning on Gulf Area Is in Sharp Contrast To Nixon's Avoidance of Regional Confrontation News Analysis Call for Draft Registration Carter Doctrine Is in Contrast With Strategy of '70s

CORRECTION

I'M sandwiched in silence. My father was not a talker and neither is my son. Talking seems to be going out of style and this worries me, because I'm used to it. My generation talked all the time. We thought we would change the world with talk.  

The Silent Generations; Conversation Between Silent Generations

The body of a man was on the floor, and two women were screaming and shouting for the police to catch the murderer, who was still in the building. They offered a detailed description-- in Russian.  

In 'Little Odessa' Brooklyn Police Learn to Provide Help in Russian; Police Officers Learn Russian On Their Own

"WE were really perfectly happy where we were,"  said Cipa Dichter, looking slightly surprised as she recalled the transitions of the past three years.  

For a Musical Family; An Apartment for a Musical Family

New York City's first outbreak of influenza this year was reported yesterday by Health Commissioner Reinaldo A. Ferrer. But he said "we have no evidence that would suggest this is a severe illness."  

Season's First Flu Hits City; Thought to Be a Mild Strain; The Pneumonia Aspect Less Serious Than A-Type Season's First Influenza Hits City Facts About the Flu

MOSCOW, Jan. 23--The Soviet Government said today that it evicted Andrei D. Sakharov from Moscow yesterday under an administrative order by "competent organs," a euphemism used for the state security police, and charged that he had been divulging Soviet military secrets to foreigners.  

MOSCOW COMPLAINS SAKHAROV 'BLABBED' ABOUT VITAL SECRETS; Asserts Dissident Leader Ignored Warnings and Was Therefore Ordered Out of Capital Telegram From Sakharov's Wife Soviet Asserts Sakharov 'Blabbed' About State Secrets 'Sakharov Repeatedly Blabbed'

The stock market registered a sharp advance yesterday, with the Dow Jones industrial average closing at its highest level in more than three months.  

Stocks Rise Sharply In All Areas; Defense Issues Lead; Dow at 3-Month Peak Gains for Aerospace Group Marriott's Tender Offer Stocks Rise Sharply

At his first news conference yesterday as president-designate of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Under Secretary of the...  

Terse Solomon Meets the Press; A 'Pragmatist'

Embittered by months of standing for hours each day, often crammed like strap hangers on a subway ride, thousands of commuters on the railroads leading to New York City have begun to accept the prospect that there will be little change in the foreseeable future. And railroad officials are coming to agree.  

Embittered Rail Commuters Ride It Out; Packed Trains, Lost Revenue Embittered Commuters Ride Out the Rail Crush Breakdowns Add to Problem Jersey Riders Better Off Economic Consequences Noted Staggered Work Hours Urged

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23--Energy programs, the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan and other developments, combined with inflation, have added $32 billion to the "lean and austere" budget that was announced by President Carter a year ago.  

Rise in U.S. Spending Placed at $32 Billion Over Target for 1980; Federal Spending Likely to Rise $32 Billion Over Target for 1980 The Inflation Factor

The Mobil Corporation, the nation's second-largest oil company after the Exxon Corporation, reported yesterday that its fourth-quarter earnings were 71.7 percent higher than they were in the fourth quarter of 1978.  

Oil Company Nets Surge; Oil Profits Up Sharply In Quarter Getty Union Oil

News Summary; International National Metropolitan

SHE plays Monopoly with your children instead of parking them for hours in front of the television. She  not only cooks the family dinner, but plans it. She always remembers that Josh must be told to brush his teeth and that Jennifer needs her teddy bear to nap in the afternoon. And she never calls at 8 A.M. to say her niece is sick and she won't be in today.  

Finding (And Keeping) A Housekeeper; The Search How to Go About Finding (and Keeping) a Housekeeper The Interview Dismissal

BUSINESS PEOPLE; Metropolitan Life Names Chief and Vice Chairman Sales Head Gets Added Role

WHEN the ban on chlorofluorocarbon aerosols was announced two years ago, it had a galvanizing effect on inventors everywhere.  After all, here was a multibillion-dollar market with a gaping hole--some would say golden opportunity --just waiting to be filled.  

Technology; Carbon Dioxide In New Aerosol

Jofre Mateu González, known simply as Jofre, is a Spanish retired professional footballer who played as a left midfielder.

Jofre Mateu, Spanish footballer

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Susana Guerra, known professionally as Suzy Guerra and formerly Suzy, is a Portuguese singer. She represented Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Copenhagen, Denmark with the song "Quero ser tua".

January 24, 1980

Headlines from January 24, 1980

BUSINESS Digest; Markets Companies The Economy Today's Columns

Late Rally Cuts Gold's Decline; Rally Pares Gold's Drop

G.E. Bests Pratt in Bid On Air Force Jet Engines

Eileen Gray: A Prophetic Designer; Eileen Gray: A Prophetic Designer Buying Her Designs

Panama Tells Iran That the Shah Is in Its 'Care' but Not Under Arrest; PANAMA SAYS SHAH ISN'T UNDER ARREST No Official Comment by U.S.

Billboard 200

The Wall

The Long Run

Damn The Torpedoes

On The Radio: Greatest Hits: Volumes I & II

Greatest

Notable Births

Historical Context for January 24, 1980