A Place In the Sun; A Racial Outburst Shocks Miami --And the Rest of the Nation The Tanks Rumble In South Korea Mountain of Fire, Torrents of Mud Emotions Burst At Love Canal 

The immediate impact of baseball's new collective bargaining agreement is that the season will continue unimpeded and the sport can achieve a fifth consecutive record-attendance year.  

Effects of Baseball Agreement; Sports Analysis Analysis: Effects of the Baseball Agreement Regarded as Misleading $1 Million in Surplus

ATLANTIC CITY SPOKESMEN for the gambling  casino industry are expressing satisfaction with reform legislation, some of which was  passed last week, with more expected to be approved soon.  

Casinos Expecting Tougher Licensing; Casinos Expecting Tougher Licensing Vote in Legislature on Casinos

The Japanese Olympic Committee decided yesterday not to send a team to the Summer Games in Moscow, and the United States and the Soviet Union both claimed victory in their tug-of-war over participation.  

JAPANESE JOIN U.S. IN OLYMPIC BOYCOTT AS DEADLINE PASSES; CAMPAIGN OUTCOME DISPUTED Americans Say 71 Countries Plan to Go to Games but Russians Put the Total at 102 Final Count Due Tuesday Soviet See U.S. Failure JAPANESE JOIN U.S. IN OLYMPIC BOYCOTT Uganda Changes Its Mind

THE book was described in a New York Times review as one of "renewal" and the author was praised for  "selecting and balancing her material, delicately arranging perishable things."  

One Divorce As Nonfiction And as Novel; A Divorce as Viewed By Mother and Child

WASHINGTON, May 24--The Carter Administration believes that most of the American hostages in Iran have not been dispersed as their captors report and that those removed from Teheran after the unsuccessful rescue attempt last month are being returned to that city.  

Doubt Is Raised About Dispersal Of the Captives; 'Not a Factor Outside Teheran' U.S. DOUBTS A SHIFT OF HOSTAGES IN IRAN Area Is Easy to Defend Some Signs of Dispersal Reported

IT was a moment I wanted to hold in memory, one of those rare times of contentment when the senses were in harmony with the environment.  

Cross-Country Riding Tour in Hungary; A Cross-Country Expedition on Horseback in Hungary If You Go.

HAUPPAUGE  "THE children looked at the newspapers," Madelyn Dubiner said, "and then they came to you and said, 'Mommy, will I ever be able to have a baby?' And if they have a stomachache, the first thing they say is, 'Do I have liver cancer?' "  

Disclosures On Chemical Stir Anxiety; Anxiety on Chemical 

WASHINGTON ON Jan. 5, President Carter responded to the Russian intervention in Afghanistan with sharp restrictions on trade  between the United States and the Soviet Union. Soviet orders for some 14 million tons of grain were canceled and exports of high-technology goods were suspended.  

The Freeze On Russia: It Hurts Both Sides; Carter's Trade Weapon

Agreement on a settlement of a lawsuit over the operation of Douglas Elliman  Company has been reached amicably, according to both sides in the dispute.  

Realty News; Elliman Settles Lawsuit Elliman Settles Suit

WHITE PLAINS FROM 25,000 to 30,000 Westches  ter residents hear from Richard N. Lander every year, and as a result about half of them end up  in court--specifically, the jury box.  

The Man Who Fills the Jury Boxes; Man Who Fills the Jury Boxes

Peter Brook's season at the La Mama Annex, consisting of four plays in repertory, represents the culmination of his years of experimentation with his Paris-based company, the International Center for Theater Research. The plays, drawn from widely  divergent sources, are essential experiences for anyone concerned with the progress of innovative theater.  

STAGE VIEW; Comedy, Tragedy and Mystical Fantasy' From Peter Brook 

UNIONDALE, L.I., May 24--The New York Islanders, a franchise created eight years ago, dramatically won the Stanley Cup today when Bob Nystrom scored in overtime to beat the Philadelphia Flyers, 5-4.  

Islanders Take Stanley Cup, Beating Flyers, 5-4; Nystrom Gets Goal in Overtime Rough Game Linesman Admits Error Islanders Top Flyers To Win Stanley Cup Nystrom's Goal Islanders Scoring

MY book "The Culture of Narcissism" has received The American Book Award in the  "paperback current interest" category. While I am naturally pleased that those who took part in this selection have found some merit in my work, I  

TABA Winners: No Thanks and Thanks; Lasch Irving 

BY now most readers are acquainted with the Jean Rhys story, at least in its public aspect: The start of her writing career in Paris in the  20's and 30's under the guidance of Ford Madox Ford; the dim response to her early novels, "Quartet"  

The Odd Career of Jean Rhys; Jean Rhys Books in print by Jean Rhys

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CANNES The combination of the hustling, carnival atmosphere and the high-minded, often solemn sentiments of the  films shown at the just-concluded, 33d annual Cannes International Film Festival is a perfect...  

FILM VIEW; The Peril Of Being Precious FILM VIEW On Being Precious

WITH a rare opening in the House of Representatives at stake, three Democrats are threatening to battle  one another in the September primary as a prelude to an uphill struggle for election to the House in November.  

Democratic Battle Looms for Wydler Seat

KWANGJU, South Korea, Sunday, May 25--About 30,000 people demanding an end to martial law continued to protest in the streets here today, defying a Government warning to halt their rebellion.  

30,000 in South Korea Continuing Kwangju Protests Despite Warning; 100 Deaths Reported So Far 30,000 DEMONSTRATE IN SOUTH KOREA CITY Details of Martial Law Decree

CONFRONT the very rich with the distinctly poor, juxtapose the millionaire who knows that everything and everybody has a price with the  man who needs nothing so cannot be bought, and you have the basis of Graham Greene's novella. **** [ Possible missing text ] ****  

The Man Who Bought People

EASTCHESTER  IT is one large room over a bar and grill, but, in keeping with tradition, it is referred to as a hall.  Along the wall are Cases filled with trophies and snapshots of young men in World War II uniforms; in one corner stand two American flags.  

ABOUT WESTCHESTER; ABOUT WESTCHESTER

CONNECTICUT'S relatively small size coupled with its variety of diversions and geography will help  make the price of gasoline less threatening this summer and the prospect of staying close to home more attractive.  

A Variety Of Events Near Home For Summer; Things to Do This Summer SUMMER HIGHLIGHTS COUNTRY FAIRS ANTIQUE SHOWS HORSE SHOWS

SAG HARBOR, L.I.,--"First it was the gasoline crisis, now it's a recession," sighed a Sag Harbor real-estate salesman as he looked over a list of rentals. "Who knows what it will be next--maybe the locusts will descend."  

How's Business at Beach?; Middle-Rate Rentals Lag in the Hamptons 

PORTLAND, Ore., May 29--As Air Force Reserve and National Guard helicopters coursed through the gloomy air over ravaged Mount St. Helens in a continuing search for the dead, government officials sorted through the volcanic ash and ruin today in an attempt to compute the ultimate cost of the destruction, estimated at more than $1.5 billion.  

DAMAGE BY VOLCANO MAY TOP $1.5 BILLION; Estimate Does Not Include Cost of Cleanup or Loss of Commerce Damage From Volcano Likely to Surpass $1.5 Billion 370,000 Are Out of Work $125 Million in Wheat Losses Concern in Fishing Industry

Women graduating from the nation's service academies for the first time are confident that their integration of the once all-male military institutions is complete but somewhat uncertain about their future as military leaders.  

First Battle Over, Women Leave Academies for Careers in Military; Joint Spouse Assignments First Battle Over, Women Leave Service Academies General Hostility of the Men Little Difference in Attrition Rate Role Models Available Now 'Having a Good Friend Sure Helps'

David Navarro Pedrós is a Spanish retired professional footballer who played as a central defender.

May 25, 1980

Headlines from May 25, 1980

A Place In the Sun; A Racial Outburst Shocks Miami --And the Rest of the Nation The Tanks Rumble In South Korea Mountain of Fire, Torrents of Mud Emotions Burst At Love Canal

Effects of Baseball Agreement; Sports Analysis Analysis: Effects of the Baseball Agreement Regarded as Misleading $1 Million in Surplus

Casinos Expecting Tougher Licensing; Casinos Expecting Tougher Licensing Vote in Legislature on Casinos

JAPANESE JOIN U.S. IN OLYMPIC BOYCOTT AS DEADLINE PASSES; CAMPAIGN OUTCOME DISPUTED Americans Say 71 Countries Plan to Go to Games but Russians Put the Total at 102 Final Count Due Tuesday Soviet See U.S. Failure JAPANESE JOIN U.S. IN OLYMPIC BOYCOTT Uganda Changes Its Mind

One Divorce As Nonfiction And as Novel; A Divorce as Viewed By Mother and Child

Billboard 200

Against The Wind

Glass Houses

The Wall

Mad Love

Just One Night

Notable Births

Historical Context for May 25, 1980