EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Sept. 13 --The Cosmos advanced to the Soccer Bowl today, with the chance of winning the championship of the North American Soccer League for the third time in four years.  

Cosmos Win, 3-1, Gain Soccer Bowl; Cosmos on 'Top, 3-1, Reach Soccer Bowl Durgan Rookie of Year

LONG ISLAND carved out a major role in the Republican Party in last week's primary when Presiding Supervisor Alfonse  M. D'Amato of the Town of Hempstead defeated one of the most influential and senior liberal Republican Senators in the nation, largely on the basis of his landslide victory on Long Island.  

D'Amato Victory Increases Stature Of Island in G.O.P.; Primary Gives Island Bigger Role in G.O.P.

MAURICETOWN  THIS Cumberland County village on the lower reaches of the Maurice River, a town twice touched by America's earliest  wars, will mark its 250th anniversary with nine days of commemorative events linked to its storybook history.  

Minute Mauricetown; Is Doing It Up Big

MONTREAL AS the glass-enclosed elevator rose  to the 28th floor of the hotel and dawn broke in Montreal on Friday, Dave Parker tuned his huge tape deck and delivered another of his swaggering one-liners.  

For Parker, a Season Of Insult and Injury; Asked for Trade For Pirates' Dave Parker, a Season of Insult and Injury Always Wants to Play Leads by Screaming Can't Compare Roses

WASHINGTON--In terms of the funds that move through its ledgers, it is one of the largest financial institutions in the United States. But surely, dollar-for-dollar, it is the least visible.  

U.S. Treasury's 'Back-Door' Bank; 'Back-Door' Bank

Now that Lillian Gish is to be honored with a formal tribute by the Museum of Modern Art in New York, it might be well to update the account  of her extraordinary career in motion pictures.  

Lillian Gish--A Tribute to a Trouper; The Lillian Gish Retrospective 

Liberals Name Anderson

JUST as New York City was being fitted for its fiscal straitjacket in the mid-1970's, Edgar B. Madsen, a New  York real estate appraiser, wrote to Cecil B. Day, then the head of Days Inns of America, to tell him that the Royal Manhattan Hotel on Eighth Avenue was about to be auctioned off.  

The New Hotels: 6,000 Rms., $56-$170 Dbl. Occ.; New York's Flock of New Hotels New York's New Hotels

HARTFORD WITH the primary elections over, the state is heading into its most closely contested fall election campaign in a decade.  Even barring any upsets of incumbents ...  

Campaign Is Entering Last Round; NEWS ANALYSIS Phillips Is Facing An Uphill Fight

IN the history of art--as in the history of war-- enumeration is fundamental. What, which, how many and where? These are the questions to be  answered, whether the problem is the number of Rembrandt's surviving self-portraits or the disposition of the German armies in 1944.  

Two Painters; Painters

KYOTO, Japan This week is"'Shogun' Week" on NBC.  Starting tomorrow evening at 8, American television viewers will have an oppor  tunity to see the most expensive and most ambitious network mini-series since ABC's "Roots."  

NBC's $12-Million Gamble on 'Shogun'; NBC's $12-Million Gamble on 'Shogun,' the Novel of Old Japan

FOR Westchester County's higher education community, 1990 is already at hand. A much diminished program is ex  pected a decade from now as a result of sweeping demographic changes and financial difficulties.  

Outlook for Colleges In the 1980's Is Grim; Outlook for Colleges in the 1980's Is Grim

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13--United States officials said today that they were uncertain whether Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's latest terms for the release of the 52 American hostages in Iran represented a moderation of his position or were more a diversionary move to gain additional Moslem backing for his antiAmerican cause.  

U.S. Aides Say They Are Uncertain About Meaning of Iranian Message; Focus Is Islam, Not Hostages U.S. Aides Say They Are Uncertain About Meaning of Iranian Message A Position in the Middle Ties to Egypt Are Criticized Praise for the Militants Torturing of Students Is Alleged Debate on Release Is Expected Iranians Reportedly Will Add Conditions on Hostages Iraq Reports 3 Killed

UPTON  ALTHOUGH diesel-powered cars account for fewer than 1 percent of the automobiles on the road today, by 1985, the Department of Transportation estimates, 10 percent of the new passenger cars will be diesel-powered.  

Ecologists' Concerns Rise With Diesel Use; Ecologists' Concerns Rise With Diesel Use

STRATFORD  IN its 25th anniversary year, the American Shakespeare Theater has won friends and alienated critics. "Richard III," its  sole Shakespearean offering of a summer season that otherwise consisted of touring companies of "Carousel," "The Student Prince" and "Mame," was pounced upon and then slain by most reviewers.  

Theater Feels 'Necessity's Sharp Pinch'; Theater at Stratford Bardless Till Spring

HARTFORD THIS city has made it through the riot season, sum  mer, with only minimal damage. Now it faces winter, the abandonment season. Hartford officials are generally relieved that there was no wide  spread violence in the economically depressed parts of the city, but community leaders say that the physical structure of much of the city is being pushed steadily downhill by poverty.  

Beyond Downtown, a Troubled Hartford; No Turnaround in Sight for Housing Decay

MORRISTOWN  "YOU'LL just have to learn to live with it." Such is the advice that many exasperated physicians give to their pa  tients still complaining of pain long after their surgery is over and healing should have taken place.  

The Agony of Pain and the New Steps Being Taken to Ease It; New Steps to Relieve Pain

ELECTED officials from each of the county's cities, towns and villages will gather in White  Plains tomorrow to develop what County Executive Alfred B. DelBello called "a countywide strategy" for dealing with "the problems of the undercount" in population figures issued last week by the United States Bureau of the Census.  

County Officials Plan Strategy to Contest Early Census Data; County Officials Plan Strategy on Census 

ANKARA, Turkey, Sept. 13--The new six-man National Security Council, headed by Gen. Kenan Evren, the armed forces Chief of Staff, ordered tanks off the streets of the Turkish capital today and told ranking civil servants to take over the day-to-day running of their ministries.  

NEW TURKISH RULERS GIVE MINISTRY AIDES BROAD CIVIL POWERS; TANKS ORDERED BACK TO BASE Capital Appears Calm as Soldiers Take Posts--No Major Acts of Violence Are Reported Situation Generally Quiet Booby-Trapped Political Banners Turkey's New Rulers Give Leading Ministry Officials Broad Civil Powers

ATHENS, Ga., Sept. 9--A professor has gone to jail, wearing his ceremonial robes to symbolize his assertion that academic freedom is at stake, for refusing to provide evidence in a sex discrimination suit against the University of Georgia. The case is only one of several that have produced rising academic alarm over court and Federal intervention on campuses.  

Jailing of a Professor Heightens Fears for Campus Independence; Courts Cloud Issue of Academic Tenure Academic Principles Involved Six Depositions Sought Fraternity Blackball System Tradition of Secret Ballots 500 Letters of Support 

SOME say the world will end in fire --well, let's hope so, because if it ends in ice, Doomsday may find  us sequestered in a cabin like some of Joe McGinniss's snowed-in people, with a bottle of hooch (appropriately an Alaskan Indian word) in one hand, a divorce summons in the other, and "Sesame Street" on television.  

Looking At America; McGinniss Authors' Queries Terkel

It is 10:30 on a weekday morning, and Joseph T. Lambert, a partner in his own firm, is walking through an unfamiliar office building with a pad and pencil, looking at the names on doors and occasionally writing something down. When he finishes one floor he goes to the next.  

'Cold Canvassers' Live a Trudging Life; 'Cold Canvassers' Trudge On

Natives of New York City, who live on an island the size of a lion's claw, tend to forget that the rest of the state --indisputably the lion--actually exists. Perhaps all of us should be forced to do what my husband and I did: spend two weeks navigating hundreds of miles of the state's waterways.  

A Waterlevel Look At Upstate Life; Taking a Waterlevel Look at Upstate Life If You Go 

MOSCOW, Sept. 13--For all the drama and novelty of the political victories the Polish workers won from their Communist rulers, the long-term effect of the costly settlement may be a further tightening of Poland's economic embrace with the Soviet Union.  

Soviet's Additional Help to Poland Expected to Tighten Economic Link; Soviet Aid to Poles Expected to Tighten Economic Link

BACK in the 1800's, the showman P.T. Barnum, always the entrepreneur, started operating a ferry between Port Jef  ferson, where he owned a home, and Bridgeport, in his native state of Connecticut.  

Will Another Ferry Be a Sound Idea?; New Ferry Studied Savings by ferry 

Joy Olasunmibo Ogunmakin, known professionally as Ayọ, is a German singer, songwriter and actress. She uses the Yoruba translation Ayọ or Ayo. of her first name Joy.

September 14, 1980

Headlines from September 14, 1980

Cosmos Win, 3-1, Gain Soccer Bowl; Cosmos on 'Top, 3-1, Reach Soccer Bowl Durgan Rookie of Year

D'Amato Victory Increases Stature Of Island in G.O.P.; Primary Gives Island Bigger Role in G.O.P.

Minute Mauricetown; Is Doing It Up Big

For Parker, a Season Of Insult and Injury; Asked for Trade For Pirates' Dave Parker, a Season of Insult and Injury Always Wants to Play Leads by Screaming Can't Compare Roses

U.S. Treasury's 'Back-Door' Bank; 'Back-Door' Bank

Billboard 200

Hold Out

Emotional Rescue

Urban Cowboy

The Game

Diana

Notable Births

Historical Context for September 14, 1980