On the final day of the 1980 primary marathon, President Carter achieved the nominating majority that had eluded him so long, but even this victory carried ill omens for the general election.  

An Uneasy Electorate; Despite Carter Gain, Polls Find Such Discontent That Many Democrats Say They'll Defect in Fall News Analysis Exploited Worry Over Economy Polls Show Deeply Discontented Electorate Inflation Still Bigger Concern Firm Loyalty in 1976

PARIS AS the cost of travel abroad esca  lates with each passing season, so does the need to make the most of each journey.  

Cooking Schools Abroad

EACH year, just about this time, it happens, and without formal announcement. Young children pull cigar or shoe boxes  and home-sewn sacks out of winter storage at the bottoms of closets and go outside to play marbles in the dirt.  

Marbles: The Toys For Tight Budgets; Marbles, the Toys of Summer 

B.J. Meredith, the president of the Dallas-based Docutel Corporation, has something of a Texas-sized problem: "How do I convince people that we are here to stay?"  

Image Dogs Pioneer Of Bank Automation; Docutel Is Burdened by Image of Instability 'To Our Knees' The 'Total Teller'

A drop in scrap prices early last month has led some major steel producers and mini mills to cut prices on such steel products as carbon bar and light structural steels by $20 to $25 a ton to keep their customers.  

Scrap Costs Spur Steel Price Cuts; Steelmakers Cut Prices 

WASHINGTON, June 3--President Carter, confident that today's primaries had assured his renomination, said tonight that he would call Senator Edward M. Kennedy shortly to "congratulate him on a great campaign."  

President and Aides, Saying He's Nominee, Approach Rival Camp; Overtures to Achieve Unity PRESIDENT SEEKING TO PLACATE KENNEDY Calls After Each Primary

The Municipal Assistance Corporation formally urged the United States Treasury Department yesterday to allow New York City to use $900 million in backup Federal loan guarantees to borrow money over the next two years.  

M.A.C. Seeking to Use Backup Loan Guarantees; M.A.C. Seeking U.S. Assurance For New Loans

Senator Edward M. Kennedy won the New Jersey Presidential primary last night and edged ahead in California early today. But President Carter captured Ohio and took enough convention delegates to amass the majority needed for renomination at the Democratic National Convention here in August.  

LAST PRIMARIES HELD; Senator Vows to Battle On Until the Convention-- Leads in California Carter Bid to Kennedy Carter Victor in Ohio Voting; Kennedy Wins New Jersey Hopes of Carter Camp Neck and Neck Races

A violent rainstorm thundered across the New York metropolitan area yesterday, blackening the skies, drenching the ground and causing power failures, flooding and delays for hundreds of thousands of commuters.  

A Rainstorm Blitzes the New York Area, Drenching It

BUSINESS Digest; The Economy Companies Markets Today's Columns

PARIS, June 3--Despite the onset of recession in the United States, the economies of the 24 member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development should grow about 1 percent this year with a stronger upturn taking hold in the second half of 1981, according to a study by the O.E.C.D. secretariat released today at the group's annual ministerial meeting here.  

O.E.C.D. Predicts Growth; 1980 Economic Gain Put at 1% For 24 Nations American Delegate's View O.E.C.D. Growth

JERUSALEM, June 3--The entire West Bank and East Jerusalem were gripped by a general strike today, and the mayor and city council of Bethlehem resigned in protest over yesterday's bombing attacks in which two Palestinian mayors were severely injured.  

West Bank Hit by Protest Strike After the Attack on Arab Mayors; Another Plot Reportedly Foiled West Bank Hit by Strike Protesting Attack on Mayors

CORRECTIONS

A Federal grand jury in San Diego yesterday indicted a onetime Government informer on charges of swindling West Coast businessmen by using inside information about the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Abscam operation for his own financial gain.  

Indictment Charges F.B.I. Informer Used Abscam to Bilk Businessmen; Interviews With Businessmen F.B.I. Informer Indicted as Swindler in Abscam Inquiry Why They Believed Him

NEW YORK department stores and boutiques are attracting new customers who come not merely to shop but to dine. In  addition to serving lunch, many established places now offer bargain breakfasts, run full-scale bars and even stay open for dinner.  

Going to the Store--to Dine; Going to the Store--to Dine as Well as to Shop

Sandra Ogrean's job at Ogilvy  Mather, the advertising agency, is to make buyers think positively about a line of brassieres, but recently she has been gaining expertise in the collection, cleaning and sale of used clothing.  

A Harlem Block Gets Madison Ave. Helping Hand; Building on Inner Strength A Block in Harlem Gets Madison Ave. Helping Hand Their Own Time and No Pay

News Summary; International National Metropolitan

MAURICE MOORE-BETTY displayed the antique  porcelain Wedgwood mold he had used to produce the summer pudding that shimmered, vivid pink and crenelated, on a serving plate nearby.  

Hot Day, Cool Cook: Molded Dishes That You Can; Make in Advance Turban of Sole Green Mousseline Sauce Summer Pudding Brown Bread Ice Cream

NEW ORLEANS, June 3--In an effort to speed up payments to the Chrysler Corporation without increasing its own risks, the National Bank of Detroit is considering the establishment of a separate bank to handle the checking accounts of the financially troubled automobile maker, according to bankers attending the International Monetary Conference here.  

Separate Bank for Chrysler?; Detroit Lender Considers Idea Must Wait for Checks to Clear Separate Chrysler Bank? Aid Advances in Senate

The National Bureau of Economic Research, the widely recognized arbiter of business cycles, declared yesterday that the nation was now in a recession, one that began in January.  

Nation Declared in a Recession; Slide Began in January, Key Group Asserts Nation Is in a Recession, Research Group Asserts Drop's Steepness Distinctive

LOS ANGELES, June 3--In a major reorganization of its management and operations, Walt Disney Productions Inc. announced today the consolidation of its principal activities into three operating divisions. Ronald W. Miller, the 47-year-old son-in-law of the late Walt Disney was named president.  

Disney Restructures In Line With Film Push; Other Promotions

WASHINGTON, JUNE 3--President Carter, opening a budget review for 1982 and beyond, expressed "consternation" today that Congress had gone back on "commitments" made last March to protect certain domestic programs and impose a controversial fee on imported oil.  

PRESIDENT ATTACKS CONGRESS ON OIL FEE; Says Some Lawmakers Reneged After Commitments in March Review of 1982 Budget President, in Review of Budget, Attacks Congress on Oil Import Fee Fee Requested by Congress

ALBANY, June 3--The Legislature approved today a bill requiring judges to distribute property in divorce settlements on the basis of the needs and contributions of each party to the marriage.  

Major Changes In Divorce Law Voted in Albany; Widespread Changes in Divorce Law Voted in Albany Women's Group Opposes Bill

In a case that could affect thousands of tenants and landlords, a Housing Court judge in Manhattan ruled yesterday that tenants do not have the right to sublet their apartments without approval from their landlords.  

Court Rules Out Subletting Without Landlord Approval; No Dispute on the Facts Landlord Cites Waiting List

EXECUTIVE CHANGES

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June 4, 1980

Headlines from June 4, 1980

An Uneasy Electorate; Despite Carter Gain, Polls Find Such Discontent That Many Democrats Say They'll Defect in Fall News Analysis Exploited Worry Over Economy Polls Show Deeply Discontented Electorate Inflation Still Bigger Concern Firm Loyalty in 1976

Cooking Schools Abroad

Marbles: The Toys For Tight Budgets; Marbles, the Toys of Summer

Image Dogs Pioneer Of Bank Automation; Docutel Is Burdened by Image of Instability 'To Our Knees' The 'Total Teller'

Scrap Costs Spur Steel Price Cuts; Steelmakers Cut Prices

Billboard 200

Against The Wind

Glass Houses

The Wall

Just One Night

Mouth To Mouth

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 4, 1980