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KUWAIT, Sept. 30--Well-informed officials in the Arab oil industry say that Iraq's vital refining and oil-loading terminals have been so badly damaged in the war with Iran that its oil exports may be cut off long after the conflict is over.  

Arabs See Oil Cut Raising Prices; Industrialized Nations Optimistic; Serious Damage Reported ARABS SAY OIL CUTS WILL INCREASE PRICE Pipeline Exports Stopped Rise in Output Doubted End of Discounts Cited 

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 Over the last two weeks Ronald Reagan has been winning the competition for independent voters who have deserted John B. Anderson, contrary to earlier political expectations that a decline by Mr. Anderson would give a lift to President Carter.  

Polls Show Shifts Aiding Reagan; Polls Show Reagan Gaining From Anderson Decline

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 Robert S. McNamara, in his valedictory address as president of the World Bank, said today that the agency had "barely begun to develop its full potential" as an institution of assistance to the poorest countries.  

McNamara Calls on World Bank To Intensify Fight Against Poverty; 'Strong and Bold Vision' World Bank Urged to Combat Poverty Fund's Austerity Clauses 

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 A joint committe of the Senate and the House of Representatives cleared the way today for New York City to issue $300 million in federally guaranteed bonds.  

$300 MILLION BONDS FOR NEW YORK GAIN FEDERAL GUARANTEE; A JOINT COMMITTEE APPROVES Pressure From Carter and Reagan Leads Proxmire to Withdraw His Effort to Block Plan Other Bond Sales Planned New York Wins Guarantee for $300 Million in Bonds 

SHALAMJA, Iran, Sept. 30 Iraqi military officers, clustered around a bombed-out Iranian customs station here today, looked unhappily down the asphalt road toward the oil port of Khurramshahr as a well-placed Iranian artillery shell set one of their trucks afire.  

Attacking Iraqi Troops in Iran Find the Foe Still Fights; Advance Appears Stalled Iraqi Attackers Finding Iranians Still Fight Hard Iranian Guns Hold Attackers

IT is generally agreed that the home cooks of America have become the most sophisticated on earth. They possess an exhaustive number of  cookbooks dealing with virtually all of the world's cuisines.  

Fine Home Cooking: A Heritage Nurtured; With Care Variations on a Classic Culinary Theme Some Variations on a Classic Culinary Theme Related Recipes Quiche Lorraine Variations Mayonnaise Variations Hollandaise Sauce Variations Sauce Anglaise (English custard) Bavarois au Liqueur (Liqueur-flavored Bavarian cream) Custard Pie Variation 

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Sept. 30 Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini dismissed all peace proposals tonight, declaring that Iran would fight against Iraq "to the end and, God willing, shall be victorious."  

KHOMEINI DISMISSES TRUCE OFFER, VOWING A FIGHT 'TO THE END'; SPURNS TALK OF COMPROMISE Bombs Fall on Nuclear Plant Near Baghdad, but Miss Reactor  Iraq Escalates Offensive Parliament Discusses the Hostages Khomeini Dismisses Proposals for Cease-Fire in Fighting With Iraq 

News Summary; Persian Gulf Conflict International National Metropolitan 

To a casual stroller in midtown Manhattan these days, the city could not appear newer.  

Issue and Debate What's the Proper Role of Landmarks Commission?; The Powers of the Commission What's the Legitimate Role Of the Panel on Landmarks? The Background For a Reduced Role For an Activist Role The Outlook 

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30--The Government index that is intended to predict economic trends increased by 1.9 percent last month, the Commerce Department announced today.  

Indicators Rise, But Economists Question Upturn; Key Index Up by 1.9%-- Concern on Rates Cited Figure Is Below Forecast Key Economic Indicators

The Carter Administration's decision to deploy four Awacs aircraft to Saudi Arabia fits a pattern of an expanding ...  

Aid for Saudis: A Risk for U.S.; Move to Deploy Planes Enlarges Mideast Role Military Analysis Calculated Risk Involved Aid for Saudis: Risk for U.S. U.S. Could Try to Reopen Strait Iran Would Be Desperate Dampen Further Aggression 

LOS ANGELES THEY say you can't go home again, but Sunday  night 1,000 people from Brooklyn tried. They were gathered for the First California Alumni Reunion of James Madison High School, and if  going back to Flatbush was impractical, well, then, Flatbush could just come to the International Ballroom of the Beverly Hilton Hotel.  

Beverly Hills Brooklynites; A Brooklyn Evening in Beverly Hills 

Love of Pablo Picasso has no pride. And so they begged. They pleaded. They even tried unsuccessfully to bribe Christine Crawley, a security guard, to let them in.  

As the Picasso Exhibit Ends, A Certain Unreality Persists; Museum Will Reopen Oct. 23 As the Picasso Exhibit Ends, an Unreality Persists 'They Don't Hear You' Artist Helps a Colleague 

Governor Carey called yesterday for a new state tax on liquor to pay for a "war on heroin" in New York. And he urged President Carter to take similar action to cope with what he described as a national "heroin emergency."  

Carey Asks Liquor Tax Rise For 'War on Heroin' in State; More Federal Help Sought Anderson Questions New Tax 

WINE producers all over the world are savoring the American wine boom and  many are trying to capitalize on it. Huge containers filled with wine cross the Atlantic on ships almost daily, destined for ports all around the American coast.  

Wine Talk: Taste Comparison Of White Imports for Under $3; Wine Talk 

JOHN RUSKIN'S definition used to be absorbed by (or whomped into) future cooks at their grandma's knee. Nowadays, it is learned with consider  ably more effort, at the feet of Julia Child or Jim Beard.  

How the Masters Learned the Art; How the Master Cooks Learned Their Art

Despite Some Problems, the State Opens Preserve in Staten Island

The Region; Charges Dismissed In 1949 Slaying of 13 On-Train Ticket Fee $1 on the New Haven Charge Is Dropped Against Klan Leader Regent Resigns Psychologist to Hold Seminars for Conrail 

COULD it be that the inhabitants of an entire metropolis are indebted to William Cole of  Manhattan? In a town where witty invention is often the sole defense against mayhem, Mr. Cole has made a prodigious contribution. He has done nothing less than invent the perfect poetic form for New York City.  

Metropolitan Diary; POIPETRATOR VOISES VISUAL UPDATE DEPT. RECOLLECTIONS IN TRANQUILLITY: BROTHERGATE RETIREE'S THEME SONG ESTIMATED MILES PER GALLON 

IT'S a fad, I suppose, all this pasta making at home. But even if it proves to be only a transient movement, it means that great  numbers of cooks have come to realize that fresh pasta and the store-bought kind just aren't the same food.  

Kitchen Equipment; Pasta Makers 

The water shortage that led to mandatory rationing in 114 communities in northern New Jersey while other pans of the state enjoy ample supplies has its origins in poorly coordinated long-range planning between water companies and ...  

Lack of Water Planning Cited in Jersey; News Analysis Need Stressed After 60's Drought Imbalance Is Common 

BLACKPOOL, England, Sept. 30  Former Prime Minister James Callaghan, making what was widely interpreted as his valedictory address as leader of the Labor Party, denounced the Conservative Government today as "reactionary, hard-faced and incompetent."  

Labor Chief Thunders at 'Thatcherism'; Praise for Schmidt Healey Is the Favorite A More Centralized Approach 

BONN, Sept. 30 The Bavarian Interior Ministry said today that it suspected there were links between the Palestine Liberation Organization and the neo-Nazi paramilitary organization whose members were questioned in connection with the bombing last Friday at the Munich Oktoberfest.  

LINKS BETWEEN P.L.O. AND NEO-NAZIS SEEN; Bavaria Regime Cites Suspicions of Munich Paramilitary Group

BRUNSWICK, West Germany, Sept. 30 (Reuters) Five neo-Nazis went on trial here today on charges of organizing bomb attacks that they hoped would help Nazism again become a political force in West Germany.  

Trial Begins for 5 West Germans Accused of Planting Explosives

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October 1, 1980

Headlines from October 1, 1980

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Arabs See Oil Cut Raising Prices; Industrialized Nations Optimistic; Serious Damage Reported ARABS SAY OIL CUTS WILL INCREASE PRICE Pipeline Exports Stopped Rise in Output Doubted End of Discounts Cited

Polls Show Shifts Aiding Reagan; Polls Show Reagan Gaining From Anderson Decline

McNamara Calls on World Bank To Intensify Fight Against Poverty; 'Strong and Bold Vision' World Bank Urged to Combat Poverty Fund's Austerity Clauses

$300 MILLION BONDS FOR NEW YORK GAIN FEDERAL GUARANTEE; A JOINT COMMITTEE APPROVES Pressure From Carter and Reagan Leads Proxmire to Withdraw His Effort to Block Plan Other Bond Sales Planned New York Wins Guarantee for $300 Million in Bonds

Billboard 200

The Game

Diana

Give Me The Night

Xanadu (Soundtrack)

Panorama

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 1, 1980