PLYMOUTH, CALIF. THE rugged foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains are steeped in the lore of the Gold Rush of 1849, but now a new ...  

THE NEW AMERICAN WINES; Intense Zinfandels Of the Sierra Nevada Wine Talk 

AS far as I'm concerned, it was the social event of the Hamptons season. There weren't a lot of names you're apt to find in the society columns, with the exception of Gloria Jones, the widow of ...  

At a Bridal Feast, Some Excellent Matches; At a Bridal Feast, Some Excellent Matches Recipes For a Feast 

The nation's three largest retailers  Sears, Roebuck  Company, Montgomery Ward  Company and the J.C. Penney Company are in the throes of one of the worst sales declines in their ...  

Big 3 Retailers in Sales Decline; Economy and Errors Cited Big 3 Retailers in Sales Decline Writing Off 1980 Weak Markets for 12 Months 

BUSINESS Digest; Energy The Economy Companies Markets Today's Columns 

WASHINGTON, June 10 (AP)  Sales by the nation's retailers fell for the fourth consecutive month in May, with the drop since January far exceeding ...  

Retail Sales Fell Again In May; 7 Percent Below January Peak Retail Sales Fell Again In May 

WASHINGTON, June 10 President Carter said today that he was inclined to prosecute former Attorney General Ramsey Clark for traveling to Iran in violation of a Presidential ban.  

PRESIDENT FAVORS PROSECUTING CLARK OVER VISIT TO IRAN; CRITICIZES BREACH OF HIS BAN Justice Officials Say They'll Study Facts in Case Independently of Carter's Statements Reconsidering Debate Decision Carter Favors Prosecuting Clark Over Visit to Iran in Breach of U.S. Ban Views 'Won't Affect' Prosecutor 

LOS ANGELES, June 10--Ronald Reagan, who at age 69 could be the oldest man inaugurated as President, plans if he is elected to have the White House physician test him periodically and would resign the office if serious evidence of senility or mental deterioration were detected, the former California Governor said in a extensive interview about his health.  

Reagan Vows to Resign if Doctor In White House Finds Him Unfit; 'Never Felt Better' Tests Not Specified Reagan Pledges to Resign if Doctor in the White House Finds Him Unfit Never Consulted Psychiatrist Mother's Medical History Mathematical Questions Not Asked Father Had Heart Attacks His Exercise Described Allergic Symptoms Controlled Earlier Statement Recalled

ANDORRA, June 4 The tiny principality of Andorra has in two decades rocketed from bucolic poverty to fabulous wealth, and in the process it has ruined its splendid mountain setting with urban sprawl and, just possibly, has jeopardized its 700-year history of limited sovereignty.  

For Newly Rich Andorra, Silver Lining Has Cloud; For Newly Rich Andorra, the Silver Lining Has a Cloud A Big Import Bill 

MANY people breathe a great sigh of relief upon returning home "safe and sound" from a trip.  

PERSONAL HEALTH; Comforts Of Home Disguise Dangers Personal Health 

News Summary; International Energy National Metropolitan

CORRECTION

A ribbon of the city's cultural repositories, the "Museum Mile" on Fifth Avenue, held an open house and street fair yesterday evening to call attention to the area's treasures.  

Fifth Avenue Open House Honors a Mile of Museums; City Agencies Help Festival 

ALGIERS, June 10--The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries ended its meeting tonight in disunity but with a tentative agreement that promises another increase in the price of oil.  

RISE OF $2 A BARREL FOR OIL IS INDICATED BY OPEC AGREEMENT; MEETING MARKED BY DISUNITY Saudis Appear to Balk at Accord, but Others Back Range From $28 Floor to $37 Ceiling Others Go Along With Accord OPEC's Agreement Signals Price Rise Supply and Demand Studied Facade of Unity Sought 

In an effort to bypass New York's usury restraints, the Chase Manhattan Bank and the Chemical Bank have been investigating the feasibility of moving their credit-card operations to another state.  

Banks May Shift Units Out of State; Stringent Usury Conditions Banks May Shift Units Out of State 

While the marijuana dealers peddled their wares yesterday ("Smoke, sir?") like popcorn purveyors in a theater lobby, the Sidewalks Theater presented a Moliere satire to the noontime sun and sandwich crowd in Bryant Park.  

Moliere and Soupcon of Smoke Make a Joint Appearance in Bryant Park; The Sound of a Flute No Smoking, Please Crowd Enjoys Moliere Farce In Bryant Park A Word From the Audience 

DETROIT, June 10 The Federal Government notified the Ford Motor Company today that it had made an "initial determination" that defects exist in the transmission systems of 16 million automobiles. Such a finding usually results in a formal recall order.  

Government Notifies Ford of Possible Recall For 16 Million Autos; Would Be Largest Recall U.S. Tells Ford of Possible Recall

WASHINGTON, June 10 Senior economic officials in the Administration have begun to concede privately that the weakening of the economy and the disapproval of the oil import fee by Congress will mean a substantial budget deficit for the 1981 fiscal year, which starts Oct. 1.  

Deficit for 198l Is Now Expected By Carter Aides; Goal of Balancing Budget Yields to Limiting Gap 20 Billion Deficit Possible U.S. Aides Expecting Budget Gap Pressure for New Spending 

WASHINGTON, June 10 The Supreme Court today upheld the right of a state to base its corporate income tax on a multistate corporation's entire income, rather than just the income earned from local operations.  

Wisconsin Upheld on Exxon Tax; High Court Says All Income Can Be Basis of Levy 'Highly Integrated Business' Wisconsin Upheld in Tax Case Far-Reaching Principle Indian Taxes Veterans' Benefits Kerkorian to Sell Lodge Kaiser Aluminum Outlook 

Americans, buffeted by conflicting advice from scientists, food producers, nutritionists and their own Government, appear more confused than ever about what is best for them to eat.  

Conflicting Nutrition Advice Bewilders U.S. Consumers; How America Eats First of three articles. How America Eats: A Nutrition Dilemma Dietary Guidelines 

BONN, June 10--After five years of all-out production, West Germany's auto industry is slowing.  

German Auto Industry Beginning to Slow Down; German Car Sales Down Sales Raised by 71 Percent Shift in Buyer Taste Unmet 

BORDEAUX A GASTRONOMIC renaissance is under way in this bustling city where wine has always been paramount and food for many years was relegated to secondary importance.  

Dining in Bordeaux: A Culinary Revival; Bordeaux Restaurants Coming Into Their Own Eleven Restaurants In the Bordeaux Area 

In a few weeks, the Koch administration will make a preliminary decision that will ultimately change a community, alter the city's skyline and resolve the first round in what has ...  

A Decision Nears on Complex Plan for Project on East River; A Decision Is Near for a Development on East River No Plan for Public Financing A Project Involves Bronfmans Community Board's Action 

A Congressional subcommittee said yesterday that it had asked the Justice Department and two Federal agencies to examine information supplied by ...  

U.S. Study Of Hunts' Data Asked; Hunts Suing Bledsoe U.S. Investigation of Hunts' Testimony Is Sought

ALBANY, June 10 The Court of Appeals today struck down as unconstitutional a state law that prohibited topless entertainment in bars licensed by the State Liquor Authority.  

Law Prohibiting Topless Dancing In Bars Is Upset; Court of Appeals Decides It Is Unconstitutional No 'License to Censor' Law Never Enforced Topless Dancing Ban In Bars Struck Down By State's High Court

TEHERAN, Iran, June 10 Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini warned today that Iran was in "chaos" and said that President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and the majority party in Parliament should mend their differences to avoid a danger that the Iranian Islamic Republic might destroy itself.  

Khomeini Says Chaos Imperils Iran's Regime; Khomeini Warns of Chaos and Peril to Islamic Rule A Decision on Hostages Masses Cannot Govern Nation

Yhency José Brazobán is a Dominican former professional baseball pitcher. He pitched in Major League Baseball for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Arizona Diamondbacks and in Nippon Professional Baseball for the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks. He throws and bats right-handed.

June 11, 1980

Headlines from June 11, 1980

THE NEW AMERICAN WINES; Intense Zinfandels Of the Sierra Nevada Wine Talk

At a Bridal Feast, Some Excellent Matches; At a Bridal Feast, Some Excellent Matches Recipes For a Feast

Big 3 Retailers in Sales Decline; Economy and Errors Cited Big 3 Retailers in Sales Decline Writing Off 1980 Weak Markets for 12 Months

BUSINESS Digest; Energy The Economy Companies Markets Today's Columns

Retail Sales Fell Again In May; 7 Percent Below January Peak Retail Sales Fell Again In May

Billboard 200

Glass Houses

Against The Wind

Just One Night

The Wall

Mouth To Mouth

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 11, 1980