RAY PERKINS walked along Fifth Avenue Thursday evening, not far from Central Park, passing window displays  on his left and horse-drawn carriages on his right.  

Perkins: Search for Tomorrow; Perkins Wastes No Time Today in His Search for Tomorrow 

Arson is destroying more buildings in more neighborhoods than ever before in New York City, transforming some areas into ghost towns where apartment houses stand burned out and abandoned.  

Arson Destroying New York Housing at a Record Rate; Arson for Profit Destroying Apartment Buildings in New York at a Record Rate Politicians Criticized The Matter of Insurance Insurance Changes Urged A Pool to Share the Risk Insurance Is Mandated Divided Investigatory Authority Rivalry Impedes Progress 'A Way Out' for Some 

Citing concern by Governor Carey over his own security, New York State has condemned and seized a one-acre parcel and a house being built on it next to Mr. Carey's large summer home on Shelter Island, L.I., state officials said yesterday.  

State Seizes Building Site Next to Carey's L.I. Home; No Compensation Accord Security Need Certified 

A BIRTHDAY party, if ever, is the time when sentimentality may be permitted to run freely, so Carnegie Hall was  awash in the stuff yesterday afternoon when several thousand of Aaron Copland's...  

Music: Copland Cuts Another Cake; The Program 

With Shea Stadium surrounded by symbolic darkness, the Buffalo Bills smashed another Jets' dream yesterday by scoring with only six seconds left to gain a 31-24 victory.  

Jets Lose on Late Pass; Jets Rally to Tie, Then Lose on Long Pass in Final Seconds, 31-24 Jackson Defends Dykes Day of Little Rest Bills-Jets Summary Scoring Jets Notes Jets Statistics

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9--If the Carter Administration has not dropped its voluntary guidelines for pay and price restraint by Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, President-elect Ronald Reagan will not hesitate to do so, according to George P. Shultz, a senior Reagan economic adviser.  

Reagan Aide Rejects Pay Guidelines; Republican Rejects Pay Guidelines 'All Politicians Change' Sector-by-Sector Approach 

CHICAGO, Nov. 9--For years now, Santa Fe Industries Inc., the parent company of the Atchison, Topeka  Santa Fe Railway Company, has wrestled with allotting the company's resources between the capital-hungry railroad and Santa Fe's more profitable natural-resources businesses.  

Santa Fe's Investment Routes; Choosing a Route Southern Pacific's Attractions Santa Fe Considers Investment Routes Some Interest in Conrail Exploration Paying Off AT A GLANCE Santa Fe Industries 

CHICAGO, Nov. 9--In Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston and other cities, new codes requiring installation of smoke detectors in more than one site in residences may mean a resurgence of the smoke-detector market.  

Smoke Detectors Face Cloudy Future; Sales 'Not Significant' Smoke Detectors' Future 

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9--Years ago, the annual meetings of the American Petroleum Institute, held in Chicago's Stevens Hotel, the world's largest, were grand affairs. Chartered trains rolled northward from the seemingly inexhaustible oilfields of Texas and Oklahoma.  

Oil Industry in Today's World; Despite Woes, A.P.I. Session Reflects Cheer Chiefs Stay Less Than a Day Drilling of Wells at a Peak Oil Industry Adapts To World of Today 'On the Right Track' More Turbulence Expected Industry Won on Decontrol 'Profit Motive Still Works' Critics Still Vocal New Supply Emphasis Expected

BUSINESS Digest; The Economy Companies Energy Today's Columns 

CHICAGO--Illegal aliens are increasingly bypassing the nation's farms and ranches, their usual sources of employment, for better-paying jobs in construction, manufacturing and service industries.  

Illegal Aliens Are Bypassing Farms For Higher Pay of Jobs in the Cities; A Single, Crucial Decision Illegal Aliens Bypassing Farms for Higher Pay of Jobs in the Cities Underpayments of Workers Found Tips From Displaced Workers Employers Say Screening Difficult An Unspectactular Start Many Reasons for Decline 

News Summary; International Persian Gulf Crisis National Metropolitan 

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9--The unexpectedly strong performance by Republican candidates for the House and Senate in last Tuesday's election is expected to result in legislation reflecting more pro-business, anti-Government attitudes on spending, according to Congressional officials.  

Previewing The G.O.P. Economy; Despite Big Win, Hill Aides See No Radical Shifts Moderating Republican Views Previewing G.O.P. Impact on the Economy 

CORRECTIONS

MADRID, Nov. 9--With only two days to go before the opening of a conference here to review compliance with the Helsinki accords on European security and human rights, the United States and its allies remained at loggerheads today with the Soviet Union and several Eastern European countries over an agenda.  

EAST-WEST MEETING FACES ROUGH START; U.S. and Soviet at Odds on Agenda for Afghanistan and Rights East and West Are at Odds on Eve of Security Talks 

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Nov. 9 --Somewhere in the reels of film and the charts of tendencies, there must be a logical explanation for the Giants' 38-35 victory over Dallas today; how Joe Danelo's game-winning, 27-yard...  

Giants Defy Logic, Shock; Dallas, 38-35 Winner Set Up On Flea Flicker Giants Beat Dallas Cowboys-Giants Summary Scoring Giants Notes Giants Statistics

Bankers and economists are predicting further increases in the prime lending rate, to as high as 17 percent, despite the emergence last Friday of some encouraging economic news.  

17% Prime Forecast by Year's End; Cost of Banks' Funds Bankers See Prime Rate Rising to 17% This Year 

WEEK in and week out of this losing season, Walt Michaels of the Jets has remained firm, refusing to  fault his personal or coaching philosophy. He says he will not change. And why, he wonders, should he?  

Michaels: Link to Yesterday; Michaels Sticks to the Traditional Values 

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9--The key to strengthening the financially troubled Social Security System is the stimulation of investment in private business, the Joint Economic Committee of Congress said today. It reasoned that increased investment would buoy the economy, increase employment and thus add to retirement funds.  

Congress Study Links Social Security Rescue To Private Investment; Depletion of Trust Fund Feared Rescue of Social Security Linked To Private Business Investment Other Possible Solutions 

WARSAW, Nov. 9--In a last-ditch effort to avert a dangerous confrontation, the Government and the representatives of the independent trade-union movement, Solidarity, met for an hour today but failed to reach any agreement on the wording of the union's statutes.  

WARSAW AND UNIONS FAIL TO END DISPUTE ON STATUTE WORDING; COURT TO DECIDE ISSUE TODAY Labor Leaders Affirm Intention to Strike if 'Party' Clause Stays --Signs of Tension Grow Journalists Turned Away Push Nation Into Revolution Warsaw and Labor Leaders Confer But Fail to Resolve Charter Dispute Concern About Open Clash 'Forces Alien to Our System'

New York City officials, negotiating with the sanitation union over a program to improve productivity, plan to work out similar programs with the other uniformed services soon after the Sanitation Department program begins, according to sources involved in the negotiations.  

Sanitation Talks Stressing Gains In Job Efficiency; City Aims to Set Pattern for Uniformed Services Agreement Said to Be Near Koch's Position on Talks City Seeks Efficiency Gains in Talks 

BAGHDAD, Iraq, Nov. 9--President Saddam Hussein of Iraq, in a message apparently designed to bolster public opinion at home and to cultivate new allies in the Arab world, declared today that his country was engaged in a holy war to "defend the ideals" of the Prophet Mohammed.  

LEADER TELLS IRAQIS TO WAGE 'HOLY WAR' AGAINST IRANIAN FOE; Teheran Imposes Sugar Rationing and Raises Gasoline Prices-- Abadan Battle Continues Islam's 15th Century Begins Legitimatizing the Conflict Iraq's President Exhorts His People To Wage 'Holy War' Against Iran 74 Iranians Are Reported Killed Iran Triples Gas Prices Long Lines at Gas Stations 

PASADENA, Calif., Nov. 9--Voyager 1, now 2.5 million miles from Saturn and gathering speed, has returned new photographs showing contrasting bands of pale yellow, golden brown and reddish brown...  

MORE COLORFUL VIEW OF SATURN EMERGING; Voyager 1 Discovery of Multi-Hued World Is in Contrast With Pale Yellow Image From Earth Composition of Ring's Particles Clumps Are a Mystery 

AMAGANSETT, L.I.--The New York City accents have packed up and left the Hamptons for the winter.  

Tourism Helping To Bury a Dialect; The Talk of the Hamptons Time and Tourism Helping To Bury Hamptons Dialect

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November 10, 1980

Headlines from November 10, 1980

Perkins: Search for Tomorrow; Perkins Wastes No Time Today in His Search for Tomorrow

State Seizes Building Site Next to Carey's L.I. Home; No Compensation Accord Security Need Certified

Music: Copland Cuts Another Cake; The Program

Jets Lose on Late Pass; Jets Rally to Tie, Then Lose on Long Pass in Final Seconds, 31-24 Jackson Defends Dykes Day of Little Rest Bills-Jets Summary Scoring Jets Notes Jets Statistics

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