TEHERAN, Iran, May 28 As its first elected Government takes another step toward establishing itself, revolutionary Iran is still a land struggling with its own history, torn between opposing ideals, suspended somewhere between dictatorship and chaos.  

Nation Struggles With Its History, Ideals and Internal Conflicts; Internal Problems Multiply Iran's Revolution Revolutionary Iran Still Struggling With Its History Emotion Still Runs High Pattern Began in 1872 Old Order Restored Each Time A Symbiotic Relationship Khomeini as a U.S. Agent Television and a Mud-Brick Home Division Represented Physically

WINDOW boxes are summer's miniature flower gardens. Spilling over with geraniums, petunias or  orange marigolds, they brighten both city and country windows.  

Planting Summer Window Boxes; GARDENING Successful Flower Boxes

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When Joseph Carroll talked, E.F. Hutton listened or at least, its executive vice president did.  

$80,000 'Sting' Is Alleged in Suit On Art Purchase; Executive Charges Objects Were Worth a Lot Less A Donation to Alma Mater On Loan to Brooklyn Museum 

The Presidential primary marathon heads into its final round next Tuesday with President Carter mathematically assured of gaining enough delegates for renomination but with Senator Edward M. Kennedy insisting that he cannot be denied if he carries California and New Jersey.  

Carter Just 28 Votes Short of Goal; Carter Needs 28 More Delegates For the Democratic Nomination 

ALBANY, May 28 The Federal Government dumped barrels of poisonous chemicals into the Love Canal in the mid1940's and at another site near the aban  doned canal, the chairman of a State As  sembly committee said today.  

Study Says U.S. Dumped Wastes Into Love Canal; Key Questions Unanswered State Report Says U.S. Dumped Toxic Wastes Into Love Canal Area Army Dumping Not Ruled Out 

JEAN SPENCER, a former executive at Burlington Industries, had just returned from a vacation in Poland  when her lawyer called and told her the news:  

Article 4 -- No Title; Woman Reflects on Her 6-Year Bias Case 

Jacquelyn A. Mattfeld resigned yesterday as president of Barnard College, saying that the job she was hired to do four years ago had been accomplished.  

President of Barnard College Quits; President of Barnard College Quits Conflict Over 'Unification' 

Sculptor Watches Her Work Take Its Place in Central Park

LONDON, May 28 Declining exports and rising unemployment are generating sentiment in Britain for a system of selective import controls that could eventually involve this country in a trade war with the United States.  

Sentiment Stirs in Britain For Some Import Curbs; British Sentiment Grows For Some Import Curbs Party Statement Coming Steel and Chemicals 

AFTER 100 years of doing little more than changing its looks to keep up with current fashions, some telephones have finally wised  up. This new breed, known as electronic or feature phones, will do such things as remind you to make a call, dial the number and automatically keep redialing if it is busy.  

Phones Do Everything But Talk; Telephones That Do Everything but Talk Installing Your Own Phone

The surface of Venus, heretofore shrouded in mystery by a perpetual cover of clouds, has now been revealed in all its diversity of mountains and plateaus, plains and craters and deep rift valleys by the radar of an American spacecraft.  

Contour Map of Venus Is Released; Wide Diversity of Features Shown; A Women's World A Guide to the Names Of Women on Venus 

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TEHERAN, Iran May 28 Revolutionary Iran's new Parliament convened today with President Abolhassan BaniSadr warning the legislators that they "must act swiftly" to ease the frustrations of the people, which he said were in some areas turning into armed conflict.  

Hostage Ruling Is Early Task; Some Said to Favor Trial New Parliament Meets in Teheran And Is Warned of People's Unrest Greeting From Militants 

A Federal grand jury in Brooklyn yesterday indicted a second member of Congress on bribery and conspiracy charges growing out of a two-year Federal Bureau of Investigation inquiry into political corruption.  

ABSCAM JURY CITES A 2D CONGRESSMAN; Lederer of Philadelphia Is Indicted as Taker of a $50,000 Bribe 'I Will Be Vindicated' Abscam Jury Indicts a 2d Pennsylvania Congressman Bribery Conspiracy Alleged Others in Congress Implicated Meeting Near Airport One Suspect Not Indicted Evidence on Williams Sought 

CORRECTION

A battle between an executive and his son-in-law for control of a littleknown company ended yesterday with the ouster of the executive and the election of the son-in-law as chairman of the board.  

Head of Plant Industries Ousted by Son-in-Law; Head of Plant Industries Ousted by Son-in-Law New Chairman's Plans Company Bought in 1968 

Four years ago, the State of Connecticut persuaded a jury that a Forest Hills, Queens, stockbroker was guilty of murdering his former in-laws in 1974. After two trials crammed with the stuff of mystery novels, the book on the 47-year-old Murray R.Gold, who steadfastly maintained his innocence, seemed to be closed.  

For Convicted Murderer, Appeal Wins Release After Four Years; For Convicted Murderer, Appeal Wins Release After Four Years Teen-Ager Identifies Car Blood in Car Explained Murder Vow Recounted Mistrial Declared Testimony on Sanford Voided 

WASHINGTON, May 28 Federal financial regulators approved rules today that would raise the interest rates commercial banks and thrift institutions may pay investors on sixmonth and two-and-a-half-year money market certificates.  

U.S. Eases Rate Rules For Savers; Regulators Back Higher Yields On Certificates One-Half Percentage Point More Longer-Term Differential Kept 

These days, on 47th Street in Manhattan's jewelry district, the customer traffic is light, unlike last January when crowds lined up to sell brooches, rings, bracelets, cigarette cases anything with a trace of gold.  

Raging Gold Fever Burns Out; Price Stability is Luring Gold's Raging Fever Burns Out Kruggerand Is Key Coin 

OF all the rooms in the house, none has been subject to such accelerated evolution as the kitchen. It is the room that most closely mirrors our changing life styles, our domestic priorities and our technological ingenuity.  

The European Kitchen Exerts Its Influence; The European Kitchen Exerts Its Influence Where to Find Them 

ALBANY, May 28 In an effort to shorten the time it takes to discipline physicians and other licensed professionals in New York State and to increase the penalities for irregularities, the Legislature was asked today to overhaul the state's disciplinary procedures.  

Albany Is Urged to Overhaul Disciplining of Professionals; Major Changes Proposed Bills Based on 2-Year Study

WASHINGTON, May 28 Congressional Democratic leaders split with President Carter over the budget today and acknowledged that the Republicans held the key to the budget's approval on the House floor tomorrow.  

LEADERS IN CONGRESS SPLIT WITH CARTER ON REVISING BUDGET; Hollings Terms Him 'Hypocrite' for Opposing the Resolution to Raise Military Spending 'A Campaign Budget' Nimitz Announcement Cited Leaders Attack Carter on Budget The Republicans' Decisions 'We'll Sit Around and Walt' Koch Applauds the President 

The impact of the economic downturn in recent weeks has apparently been sharper than anticipated, according to statistics released yesterday by Government agencies. The figures show that the fallout from the recession has started to settle over much of the economy.  

New Figures Reflect Recession; Impact Sharper Than Expected Revision in Productivity Effect of Energy Conservation Statistics Disclose Recession's Impact Savings Outflow Cited 

WASHINGTON, May 28 In a move to reinforce the recent declines in interest rates, the Federal Reserve Board today lowered its discount rate, its charge to banks for loans, to 12 percent from 13 percent.  

CHARGES FOR LOANS TO BANKS LOWERED BY FEDERAL RESERVE; RATE DOWN TO 12% FROM 13% Board Cites Interest Drop Miller Concedes Recession Is Steep but Rules Out a Tax Cut 675,000 File Jobless Claims Fed Rate on Loans to Banks Cut Disagreement on Timing 

Ernesto Antonio Farías is an Argentine former professional footballer who played as a striker.

May 29, 1980

Headlines from May 29, 1980

Planting Summer Window Boxes; GARDENING Successful Flower Boxes

News Summary; International National Metropolitan

$80,000 'Sting' Is Alleged in Suit On Art Purchase; Executive Charges Objects Were Worth a Lot Less A Donation to Alma Mater On Loan to Brooklyn Museum

Carter Just 28 Votes Short of Goal; Carter Needs 28 More Delegates For the Democratic Nomination

Billboard 200

Against The Wind

Glass Houses

The Wall

Just One Night

Mouth To Mouth

Notable Births

Historical Context for May 29, 1980