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Showing no traumatic damage from having lost a five-run lead and the game the day before, the Mets rebounded in all their unpredictable splendor yesterday and flattened the St. Louis Cardinals in both games of a doubleheader, 7-4 and 10-4.  

Mets Win 2 From Cardinals; Mets Sweep Cards; Mazzilli Gets 6 Hits Mazzilli Impressive Hendrick Hits 19th Homer Often Is Victim Mets Box Scores 

ROME, July 13--Giovanni and Umberto Agnelli, the brothers who run Fiat, Italy's largest private enterprise, have rarely been so embattled. Their company, more than most other European car makers, has been feeling the impact of the automobile industry's worldwide crisis.  

Embattled Fiat Plans Cutback; Faces Foreign Competition, Labor Unrest Auto Division Is the Main One Embattled Fiat Plans Cutback Faces Foreign Competition Sources of Steel Cited Labor Policy Toughened

WASHINGTON, July 13--President Carter's long-standing proposal that Congress wait until next year to legislate a 1981 tax cut--rather than pass the bill in 1980--would create economic and tax-administration problems, according to some Government analysts.  

Some Officials Fault Carter Tax View; Some Officials Fault Carter Tax View 

CHICAGO, July 13--Rudy May of the Yankees held the Chicago White Sox hitless for six innings today. His counterpart, Steve Trout, did even better, holding the Yankees without a hit for seven innings.  

Yankees Prevail By 3-1; Yankees and May Win, 3-1 Controversy Over Cerone's Bat Jackson Impressed by Trout Yankees Box Score 

Howard (Buddy) Jacobson asserted in an interview last night that a betrayal by "someone I had confided in, someone I trusted emphatically" had led to his capture in California last week after 39 days as a fugitive.  

Jacobson, in Calls From Jail, Speaks of His 'Betrayal'; Buddy Jacobson Says a 'Betrayal' Led to His Arrest Talk Lasted About 20 Minutes 'Someone I Trusted' Voices Fears for Safety Gold Silent on David's Role Other Details Become Known 

As city officials pursued a campaign to promote bicycle safety on the streets, a 31-year-old East Side woman lay near death over the weekend after being struck by a hit-and-run cyclist.  

A Hit-Run Bike Case Spurs City Safe-Cycling Campaign; Situation Called 'Anarchy' Police Drive Fizzles

LONDON IT should have been an occasion for a joint cele  bration. Within 55 minutes on July 1 in Oslo, two Britons, Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett, had set world track records.  

Coe and Ovett Taking Aim At Battle of Britain in Moscow; Coe and Ovett Ready for Battle of Britain How They Compare at Their Best 

In the upper deck at Shea Stadium, where Fuzzy and his diehard friends have watched the Mets through good years and bad, there is scornful talk these days about the newcomers at the ...  

Resurgence of Mets Stirs New Blithe Spirit in City; Resurgence of the Mets Creating A New Blithe Spirit in City Fans New Owners Get Credit Attendance Figures Revised 

BUSINESS Digest; The Economy International Today's Columns 

DETROIT, July 13--Former President Gerald R. Ford, asserting that "under no circumstances would I be the candidate for the Vice Presidency," today indirectly indicated his preference for George Bush or Senator Howard H. Baker Jr. of Tennessee as Ronald Reagan's running mate.  

FORD HINTS SUPPORT FOR BUSH OR BAKER TO RUN WITH REAGAN; SAYS HE WON'T BE CANDIDATE Ex-President Sees Benefits From a Broader Base for G.O.P. and 'Healing' of Differences Bush and Baker Win Ford Praise As Reagan Mate Laxalt Excludes None Mentioned 

RAPID CITY, S.D.--It took the Sioux Indians 58 years to win a claims settlement for the taking of the Black Hills by Congress in 1877, and while no one is predicting that it will take another 58 to settle the settlement, the obstacles are many and complicated.  

Sioux Face Complex Decisions In Accepting $122 Million Award; Sioux Face Complex Decisions In Accepting $122 Million Award 'Not Unheard Of' Given Desolate Land Role of Mining Company 

DETROIT, July 13--With aides to Ronald Reagan sending signals to delegates, the Republican National Convention's rules committee voted today to reinstate representatives of black, Hispanic, women's, youth and ethnic groups to the executive committee of the Republican National Committee.  

G.O.P. PANEL BACKS MINORITIES' SEATING; A Rules Body Votes for Guarantee of Representation on Council G.O.P. Panel Votes for Council Seats for Minorities 2-Year Term for Chairman 

NASHVILLE, July 13--Leading from start to finish and never faltering during four days of record high temperatures, Amy Alcott won the 35th annual United States Women's Open golf championship by nine strokes today with a record score of 280, four under par for the 72 holes at the Richland Country Club.  

Miss Alcott Captures Open by 9; Miss Alcott Sweeps U.S. Open by 9 Shots Career Earnings at $518,768 Registers 4 Bogeys 

CAIRO, July 13--After more than twomonths, Egypt and Israel resumed negotiations today on the issue of Palestinian autonomy, but no one here foresaw a breakthrough before the United States elections in November.  

EGYPT-ISRAEL TALKS ON AUTONOMY ISSUE RECONVENE IN CAIRO; No Breakthrough Is Expected Until After U.S. Election--Dispute Attends Envoy's Arrival 'This Is Not Our Position' EGYPT-ISRAEL TALKS RECONVENE IN CAIRO No Real Progress Expected

JERUSALEM, July 13--The Israeli Government is on the verge of approving plans for a major construction project alongside the ancient walls of the Old City of Jerusalem despite concern by some experts in the Department of Antiquities that the walls may be undermined and archeological treasures damaged.  

Israelis Plan to Build Near Jerusalem Wall In Spite of Warnings; Fears Attend Israeli Project To Build by Jerusalem Wall 'It's Very Difficult to Stop' 

As the recession began to take hold on Seventh Avenue in the last two months, the outlook for New York's apparel industry has become as gloomy as a rack of markdowns.  

Outlook Is Gloomy For Apparel Industry; Outlook Is Gloomy For Apparel Industry The Inflation Factor 

A long-awaited confrontation between the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the nation's two biggest-commodity exchanges is expected to take place in a Federal court in Chicago this morning.  

Clash Set On Futures Contracts; Four Contracts Added Clash Is Set Over Futures Contracts Favoritism Denied 

This is fast becoming, by most accounts, Conrail's worst summer in New York and Connecticut. Frequent malfunctions of the poorly maintained equipment have sidelined increasing numbers of passenger cars, shortening trains and causing overcrowding.  

Problems and Fears at New Peak for Conrail Riders; More Riders on Trains Sweating in the Aisles Fears and Problems at New Peak for Conrail Riders Tale of 'Dead' Cars 'Generation of Mismanagement' Short Trains Arrive A Chain of Problems 'Test Your Brakes' A Protest by Riders Computer for Maintenance 

WASHINGTON, July 13--A longawaited White House study recommends liberalizing laws that restrict interstate bank mergers and electronic banking across state lines, according to Administration officials. The changes are recommended as part of a major restructuring of the banking industry.  

More Bank Competition Suggested; Federal Report Is Said to Seek Liberalized Laws Subcommittee Seeks Hearings More Bank Competition Suggested Law Proposed by Regulators 

It has been a little more than a month since I brought home my personal computer, and while I have enjoyed the offthe-shelf programs that give the computer its instructions, I wanted to learn more about the machine and at the same time take greater advantage of its abilities.  

Unlocking the System's Secrets; The Computer In the Home Unlocking the Secrets of Your Computer Progress Can be Slow A Few Warnings 

The leaders of New York City's uniformed unions--from the soft-voiced new president of the police union to the correction officers who wore sidearms to last month's bargaining sessions--were, almost without exception, inexperienced bargainers with an uncertain hold on their memberships.  

How Union 'Amateurs' Won High City Pact; How 'Amateurs' Won a Costly Pact for Uniformed Forces A Costly Settlement 'Let Gotbaum Scream' Taylor Law a Factor 'Good Guy' and 'Bad Guy' Handshakes End Drama

News Summary; Republican Convention International National Metropolitan 

LEXINGTON, Ohio, July 13-- Johnny Rutherford, winner of this year's Indianapolis 500, drove his Chapparal to a 23.05-second victory over Gordon Johncock in a 250-kilometer championship car race today at the Mid-Ohio Road Course.  

Rutherford Victor

BUSINESS PEOPLE; Control Data's Chairman Keeps Up Familiar Pace Chessie Chief's Plans 

Carlos López Moctezuma Pineda was a Mexican film actor. He appeared in more than 210 films between 1938 and 1980. He starred in the film Happiness, which was entered into the 7th Berlin International Film Festival.

July 14, 1980

Headlines from July 14, 1980

CORRECTION

Mets Win 2 From Cardinals; Mets Sweep Cards; Mazzilli Gets 6 Hits Mazzilli Impressive Hendrick Hits 19th Homer Often Is Victim Mets Box Scores

Embattled Fiat Plans Cutback; Faces Foreign Competition, Labor Unrest Auto Division Is the Main One Embattled Fiat Plans Cutback Faces Foreign Competition Sources of Steel Cited Labor Policy Toughened

Some Officials Fault Carter Tax View; Some Officials Fault Carter Tax View

Yankees Prevail By 3-1; Yankees and May Win, 3-1 Controversy Over Cerone's Bat Jackson Impressed by Trout Yankees Box Score

Billboard 200

Glass Houses

Just One Night

McCartney II

Star Wars: Episode V-The Empire Strikes Back

Empty Glass

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for July 14, 1980