KINGSTON IN THE world according to Roland Machold, birthdays are to celebrace life. In keeping with this philosophy, Mr. Machold decided  to give his wife, Pamela, a 40th birthday present that she would never forget: A 10-mile race for women appropriately titled "Pamela's Party."  

A Birthday That's Hard to Beat

HARTFORD IF you recoil at the clutter in your basement, consider Dorothy McCoughtry's.  

Risky Business Yields Trove Of Artifacts From 116 Years; Travelers' Ads Show Contrasts

TEHERAN, Iran, April 26--The American hostages have been removed from the United States Embassy in Teheran and will be scattered to cities and towns throughout Iran to thwart any further rescue attempts, the militants holding the embassy said today.  

IRANIANS SAY THEY WILL MOVE HOSTAGES TO SEVERAL CITIES; OFFER TO RETURN RAID'S DEAD; BANI-SADR SEES PLOT Teheran Leader Says Riots May Have Been Incited as Part of Mission Statement by the Militants Jubilation and Fear of Plot 'We Have Felt Safe in Your Town' Iranians Say They Will Scatter American Hostages Travel to Area Is Forbidden Airplane Skeleton and Rotor Blade Surprise Encounters in Desert 'Spotted by Allah's Radar'

Until recently, only one group outdid corporate executives in hostility to the idea of unionists serving on company boards. That group was union executives, fearful that any crossover into the policy-making ranks would impair their adversary role as representatives of the workers in collective bargaining and employee grievances.  

The Labor Leader As Company Director; The Labor Leader in the Boardroom:

AS the jet lifted from the Cam Ranh Bay airfield and headed for the United States, Sgt. Joe Giacalone took his last look at Vietnam. He was happy that he  was coming home and thought himself a lucky man.  

Fighting a New Vietnam Battle; Fighting a New Vietnam Battle

PAT RILEY, the Los Angeles Lakers assistant coach, was thinking back to last  Feb. 8, when the Lakers were playing the New Jersey Nets in Piscataway, N.J. Even on that late date in the National Basketball Association season,  

Earvin Johnson Having Fun And Adding Spark to Lakers; Got Tense and Upset Johnson of Lakers: Fits In and Has Fun Backcourt Adjustments Spurred by Desire to Win From Skeptic to Supporter Friends Off the Court Misses Home Fun Is Contagious

ALTHOUGH it is nearly impossible to find consolation in military failure, Secretary of Defense Harold Brown had little difficulty in  explaining the advantages that the Carter Administration had seen in the proposed mission to rescue the American hostages in Teheran.  

Options on Iran Now Seem Even Narrower; Back to the Sanctions Board

RIVERHEAD  THE escape of three inmates from the Suffolk County Correctional Facility here has  spurted criticism of the state prison system by corrections officials in both counties. They said that the inability of state institutions to accept on schedule offenders due to be transferred from local jails had put an extra burden on the county facilities.  

Sheriffs Assail Jail Overcrowding

A group of terrorists recently made a tour of the restaurants and cafes in a downtown district  of Ankara, warning clients that there would be a raid shortly "and to please keep away."  

Avoiding the Trouble Spots in Turkey; Avoiding the Trouble Spots in Turkey

FOUR years ago, when the Y.W.C.A. asked decorators to  provide a showcase house for a spring fund-raising event, the mood they provided was fantasy, with rich, perishable silks, eclectic clutters of accessories, bare windows and specialized spaces like a lady's sitting room for idle hours.  

Decorators Emphasizing the Practical; WESTCHESTER HOUSING WESTCHESTER HOUSING Decorators Focus on the Practical Recent Home Sales A Random Selection

In 1962 the producer Alexander H. Cohen rented a blocklong billboard on Broadway and emblazoned it with a message, "Barnum: the World's Fair Musical." "Barnum," as Mr. Cohen envisioned it, would not only be a musical biography of P.T. Barnum, but would also be a ...  

Mini-Musicals Are Maxi on Broadway This Season; STAGE VIEW The Mini-Musical on Broadway

WASHINGTON AFTER a lingering and labori  ous look at President Carter's efforts to achieve a balanced budget for the 1981 fiscal year,  the New Jersey State Office here is calling for the restoration of about $4 billion cut by Mr. Carter.  

State Bids U.S. Void Aid Cuts; Restoration of Aid Cuts Sought

GIFTED, energetic ("The Twyborn Atfair" is a 10th novel) and Nobel-belaureled, Australia's Patrick White is still no household word in liter  ary America--but that could be about to change. His books hitherto have tended to focus on characters-- among them a 19th-century explorer, family-builders...  

The Perils of Protean Man; Protean

LOS ANGELES A month before "Breaking Away" won this year's Academy Award for best original screenplay, the final frames  were being shot of an hour-long ...  

Why TV Is Buying Ideas From Hollywood; Why Television Is Buying Ideas From Hollywood 

Paul Corvino, the father of an Iona College alumnus, who reportedly had Jeff Ruland sign a letter making him Ruland's agent before the start of the basketball season, denied yesterday the existence of any written or verbal agreement with the 6-foot-10-inch center.  

Corvino Denies a Ruland Pact; 'Can't Figure It Out' Corvino Says Ruland Didn't Agree to Pact Replaced by His Assistant Kept File in Office Makes Call to Ions

WASHINGTON, April 26--The rescue mission into Iran ended in an inferno of blazing aircraft, exploding ammunition and flying fragments, a senior military officer said today.  

Mission's End: Blazing Aircraft And Brave Men; Two Copters Drop Out of Flight End of Hostage Mission: Inferno in the Iranian Desert Bodies Couldn't Be Recovered Roadblocks Set Up on Highway

NEW ORLEANS, April 26 (AP)-- Tom Watson pulled away from Hubert Green with six-under-par 66 and established a three-stroke lead today in the third round of the $250,000 Greater New Orleans golf tournament.  

Watson Is Leader On 66-200; Nelson and Reid at 205 January-Snead Lead by 3 Pat Bradley Leads by Shot Ballesteros Leads in Madrid

WASHINGTON, April 26--The White House said today that it had no independent confirmation of reports from Iran that the American hostages had been moved, from the United States Embassy to different locations around Teheran.  

U.S. Is Insure Where Hostages Are But Says Dispersal May Be Helpful; U.S. Is Unsure Where Hostages Are But Says Dispersal May Be Helpful Dispersal Would Reduce Security

PHILADELPHIA, April 26--Villanova University is situated in the handsome Main Line suburb of Villanova, and for a quarter-century the Villanova track team has treated the Penn Relays at Franklin Field as a home meet.  

Villanova Captures 3 Relays; Villanova's Relays Record Villanova Takes 3 More Relays Masback Wins Mile Pressure on DeRienzo U.S. Record for Georgetown Lattany and Scott Victors

I HAVE always had that inherent American dislike for having to pay for anything transmitted through the air, like radio, televi  sion, the telephone, airplanes. My children, however, fearing for my sanity after an evening with Chuck Barris and "The Gong Show," recently signed me up for cable television.  

What Was That Movie I Just Saw?

"OH grandma, I was just about to call you," Eugene Waldron said in his sweetest voice  when he picked up the phone one Saturday morning.  

In a World of Too Few Choices, A Ballplayer Has His Own Way

Ever since they started their own company seven years ago in Boyertown, Pa., Alex and Sue Yost have done business with the Boyertown National Bank. But when they asked the bank for a loan this winter they were turned down flat, and if they do not soon find another source of cash their business could be in trouble.  

Survey Finds Country Worried by Prospect Of Economic Decline; Poll Finds Americans Bracing for Economic Decline Changing Habits of Lifetime Cutting Back on Vacations 'Now I Say, I Don't Need That' 'I Won't Get to Put It Back' 'Sad Because of My Kid' 1,605 Were Interviewed in Survey

CREDIT controls aimed at curbing inflation are likely to carve changes in the lives of West  Chester consumers and businessmen, according to several bankers in the county.  

Curbs on Credit May Alter Style Of Life in County

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The much-feared crunch in the money market suddenly seems to have disappeared.  

The Corporate Money Crunch Begins to Ease; The Heat's Off The Credit Markets

Sybille Bammer is a former professional tennis player from Austria. Her career-high ranking is No. 19, which she achieved on 17 December 2007.

Sybille Bammer, Austrian tennis player

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Christian Rolando Lara Anangonó, nicknamed Diablito, is an Ecuadorian former footballer who played as a midfielder.

April 27, 1980

Headlines from April 27, 1980

A Birthday That's Hard to Beat

Risky Business Yields Trove Of Artifacts From 116 Years; Travelers' Ads Show Contrasts

The Labor Leader As Company Director; The Labor Leader in the Boardroom:

Fighting a New Vietnam Battle; Fighting a New Vietnam Battle

Billboard 200

The Wall

Against The Wind

Glass Houses

Mad Love

Off The Wall

Notable Births

Historical Context for April 27, 1980