July 2, 1980

WASHINGTON, July 1--President Carter's renewed call that domestic coal production be doubled to reduce the use of oil entails environmental risks in the dry Western states that go unresolved, according to a report issued today by a nonprofit corporate research group.

LONDON, July 1 (UPI)--A consortium led by Aston-Martin Lagonda today pulled out of a deal to rescue the MG automobile, and the sports car is expected to go out of production at the end of the year.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 1--The Board of Education here has censured a high school teacher who circulated a petition to block an Iranian student from giving a valedictory address and has ordered the school administration to apologize to her.

WASHINGTON, July 1--President Carter signed into law today legislation cutting back Government regulation of the $41 billion interstate trucking industry. He said the measure could save consumers as much as $8 billion a year.

She was 18 years old, an ethereal American debutante. He was 35, a Buddhist prince and the heir to one of the world's most remote monarchies. They met in the lounge of the Windamere Hotel in the mountain resort of Darjeeling, India, in 1959.