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In the tower at Kennedy International Airport an octagonal, carpeted room where a moment of reckoning occurs every 90 seconds the airtraffic controllers do not control, they perform. And, although they do not like to admit it, they worry.  

Air Control Staying Cool in a Frantic World of 'Now'; Air Control Remaining Cool in Frantic World of 'Now' Computer a Big Boon A Job 'You Have to Like' Other Controllers in Hangar Protest by Union 

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Cotton, once considered something of a plebeian fabric, has lately begun to acquire fashion prestige beyond the ubiquitous designer jeans.  

Cotton Gains New Prestige; Cotton Becoming Prestige Fashion Fabric Ad Campaigns Planned 

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. GEORGE STEINBRENNER, sitting in the dugout  and surveying his domain, nodded toward right field where, at the end of a two-hour workout, the Yankees were running sprints under the direction of Hopalong Cassady, the onetime Ohio State football-heroturned-baseball coach.  

With Howser, It's a Whole New Ball Game; Howser: A New Ball Game

BONN, March 9 Western industrial countries, chastened by last year's oil-price squeeze in the wake of the Iranian crisis, are stockpiling oil supplies at record rates, a trend likely to continue throughout the year.  

Western World Found Stockpiling Oil; Western Nations Move To Swell Oil Stockpiles 'Still Wide Apart'

SALISBURY, Rhodesia, March 9  None of the principal figures in the Rhodesian dispute wears his feelings more patently than Joshua Nkomo. In happy times, as when he returned here two months ago after years in exile, his is the broadest smile. At times of reverse, there is no hiding his melancholy.  

Reporter's Notebook: For Nkomo, End of a Dream; Reporter's Notebook: A Dream Of Victory Is Ended for Nkomo Cabinet Announcement Canceled Child's Murder Recalled 

BOGOTA, Colombia, March 9--Although the hooded terrorists of the M-19 group have controlled the Dominican Republic's Embassy and its hostages for 11 days, issuing manifestoes and giving telephone interviews, the composition and ideology of the urban guerrillas remain as much a mystery as when they first appeared in Colombia in 1974.  

Bogota Terrorists in Profile: They Fit No Political Mold; Rebels Told of Legal Problems A Profile of the Rebels in Bogota: They Don't Fit the Usual Molds Communist May Play Key Role 

WASHINGTON, March 9 In a crisis compounded by the fact that the Federal Government owns 55 percent of its real estate and pays no taxes, the District of Columbia is joining the growing list of American cities forced to take strong fiscal medicine to stay solvent.  

District of Columbia Cutting Jobs, Adding Tax and Blaming Congress; Seeks Change by Congress No Fiscal Autonomy District of Columbia Cuts Jobs and Plans Tax Rises To Seek Higher Payment 

BEDFORD HILLS, N.Y., March 9  On Bisbee Lane, the police say, a real-estate agency is keeping an eye on the pale green ranch house in which Charles and Helen Frankel were murdered 10 months ago. The house has been sold, but the new owner has not yet moved in.  

Bedford Hills Is Watchful As 4-Murder Trial Nears; Alarm for Two Months Flurry of Pistol Applications Bedford Hills Still Cautious As Trial Nears in 4 Murders One Victim a Professor 

TEMPE, Ariz., Mar. 9 At the shocking and sad end of his season, Mark Aguirre looked at the button on his friend's chest, the reminder of how De Paul's season was supposed to end. The button said, "31-1." Aguirre hissed an obscenity. The button was thrown away.  

Ohio State Jolts Arizona State; Ohio State Advances Ohio State Five Is Easy Victor The Mood Was Wrong Poor Shooting at Start U.C.L.A. Shows Poise 

Tracee Talavera returned to the competition that gained her national attention a year ago, the American Cup gymnastics meet at Madison Square Garden, and defeated a field of established veterans in the all-round competition yesterday.  

Gymnastics Won By Miss Talavera; Scoring Differences Noted Little Trouble for American Duo Soviet Newcomer Impresses 

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WASHINGTON, March 9 Although it has ruled out controls on automobile loans and home mortgages, the Carter Administration is weighing action that could affect revolving credit mainly the bank and retail credit cards and check-credit plans that comprise the fastest-growing sector of the consumer credit industry.  

Credit Card Controls Are Studied; U.S. May Impose Tighter Payment Requirements Other Possible Control Measures Fast Growth of Revolving Credit Carter Weighs Proposal To Control Credit Cards Two Main Credit Cards VISA Cites $27 Billion of Credit 

Leading legislators in both houses of the New York State Legislature say some stiffening of penalties for carrying illegal weapons on the streets is virtually certain this session.  

Stiffer Penalties For Illegal Guns In Streets Likely; But Albany Appears Wary on Weapons in Homes Carey for Tough Law Koch's Stand Influential Stiffer Street Gun Penalty Expected Rural View More Lenient 

Governor Carey urged the State Legislature yesterday to act swiftly on a masstransporation package aimed at holding down subway and bus fares, rather than postpone action on the politically sensitive issue until after the November elections.  

Carey Urges Action on Full Transportation Package; 'Piecemeal Soution' Seen Uncertainties Are Cited 

PROVIDENCE, R.I., March 9  Georgetown overcame a much stronger test than it expected today, beating Iona, 74-71, in the second round of the National Collegiate Athletic Association East Regional basketball tournament.  

Syracuse Routs Villanova Five; Hoyas to Face Maryland Syracuse Routs Wildcats, 97-83 Ruland Plays With Injury 

TEL AVIV, March 9 Yitzhak Shamir, who has expressed reservations about the peace treaty with Egypt, will succeed Moshe Dayan as Israel's Foreign Minister, it was announced in Jerusalem today.  

Begin Selects Critic of Peace Treaty To Be Next Israeli Foreign Minister; Abstained on Treaty Votes Peace Pact Critic Is Chosen Israeli Foreign Minister 

LOS ANGELES, March 9 "It's not the kind of spy caper you see on television," said Joel M. Schoenfeld of the Recording Industry Assocation of America. "In fact, it's dull. You go into the store, buy one and copy it."  

Piracy Costly Plague In Record Industry; Piracy Costly Plague in Record Trade Bootleg Tapes Found in Raid Counterfeiters Another Matter Some Companies Nearly Crippled

TEHERAN, Iran, March 9 The American Embassy hostages appeared tonight to be the captives of a subtle but fierce political struggle among Iranian revolutionary factions.  

CHOTBZADEH ASSAILS MILITANTS' BALKING ON VISIT TO CAPTIVES; As Factional Strife Continues, He Asserts Group in the Embassy Is Disobeying Khomeini Khomeini's Authority Cited Militants Shift Position Ghotbzadeh Attacks Militants in Embassy for Foiling Visit to Hostages Militants Called 'Most Suitable' Conditions Called 'Deviationist'

LONDON, March 8 Soaring inflation may have sent the corporate bond market in the United States into disarray, but in Britain the market has nearly disappeared.  

Doing Without a Bond Market; In Britain, Business Finds Ways to Adapt Fixed Rates Are Unattractive British Adapt to Waning Bond Market Commercial Paper Market Municipalities Fare Better 

HOUSTON, March 9 John B. Connally, who had staked his Presidential campaign on stopping Ronald Reagan in the South but failed twice, declared today that Mr. Reagan was "still the champ" and ended his 14-month quest for the Republican Presidential nomination.  

CONNALLY DROPS BID FOR THE PRESIDENCY AFTER CAROLINA LOSS; REAGAN'S WIDE MARGIN CITED Pressure on Other Republicans Growing as Californian Wins First Southern Primary Pressure Mounts for Bush Reagan Gets 54% in Carolina Fought 'Overwhelming Odds Connally Drops Presidency Bid After Carolina Loss Bush Concentrates on Florida Conflicting Advice for Ford Results of Record Voting 

BUENOS AIRES, March 9 (AP)  Guillermo Vilas of Argentina defeated John McEnroe, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4, today to end the United States' bid for a third straight Davis Cup tennis title.  

Argentina Eliminates U.S. From Davis Cup; Argentina Topples U.S. in Davis Cup, 4-1 Appears to Tire 28 Aces for Amaya Aussies Clinch, 3-1 Spain Is Eliminated Final to Miss Navratilova 

LOS ANGELES, March 9 A comprehensive program intended to deal with inflation emerged this weekend from a conference of leading economists and representatives of business, labor and government.  

Panel in Bid To Restrain Inflation; Group Offers Broad Anti-Inflation Program Wage-Price Controls Rejected Tax Reductions Urged Full Employment Goals Cited

March 10, 1980

Headlines from March 10, 1980

News Summary; International National Metropolitan

Air Control Staying Cool in a Frantic World of 'Now'; Air Control Remaining Cool in Frantic World of 'Now' Computer a Big Boon A Job 'You Have to Like' Other Controllers in Hangar Protest by Union

BUSINESS Digest; The Economy Industry International Today's Columns

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Cotton Gains New Prestige; Cotton Becoming Prestige Fashion Fabric Ad Campaigns Planned

Billboard 200

The Wall

Damn The Torpedoes

Phoenix

Permanent Waves

Off The Wall

Historical Context for March 10, 1980