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E.T.A., the initials of the Basque words for Basque land and liberty, seeks independence for the Basque region in northern Spain. It has taken responsibility for seven attacks in Barcelona, which was named last October as the site of the 1992 Summer Olympic Games.
DOW ENDS AT 2,420.85, A RECORD
Among other blue chips, International Business Machines gained 1/2, to 161 3/8; International Paper 1 3/8, to 49 1/2; Exxon 1/4, to 90 1/8, and Coca-Cola 3/4, to 45 3/8.
PROMOTING THE PRODUCE OF NEW YORK
DE GUSTIBUS
RESULTS PLUS
Tennis Sukova Defeats Evert: Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia rallied from 2-5 in the final set and beat Chris Evert, 4-6, 6-4, 8-6, yesterday in Eastbourne, England, to reach the final of the $200,000 Pilkington Glass women's grass-court tennis championships for the third consecutive year. Sukova, seeded third, will meet the winner of the other semifinal between the defending champion, Martina Navratilova, and Pam Shriver. Their match was suspended because of bad weather, with Navratilova leading, 4-3, in the first set. It will be resumed today, when the organizers also hope to stage the final. Sukova, who beat Evert in their last meeting, at the 1986 United States Open, won in 2 hours 25 minutes. Sukova combined some wild serving - 16 double faults - with stunningly effective volleying in defeating Evert, who was seeded second . (AP) Tournament Off Schedule: Rain postponed play in the Bristol Trophy men's grass-court tennis tournament in Bristol, England, leaving officials with a backup of matches on the final weekend before Wimbledon, which starts Monday. The tournament was to have ended today, giving the players a rest day before Wimbledon. Now, organizers said, the championship match will be held tomorrow, if the weather allows enough matches to be played today.(AP) Skoff Loses Tiebreaker: Horst Skoff of Austria, seeded second, was beaten by Pavel Vojtisek, an unseeded West German player, 7-6, 6-4, in a quarterfinal match of a Grand Prix tournament in Athens. Skoff served five aces in the first set of the two-hour match, and broke Vojtisek's service twice, but lost the tiebreaker on a double fault. Vojtisek will play fourth-seeded Guillermo Perez-Roldan of Argentina in the semifinals today. Perez-Roldan beat Marian Vadja of Czechoslovakia, 6-4, 6-4, in a one-hour match. In the other quarterfinals, Francisco Yunis of Argentina defeated Jaro Navratil of Czechoslovakia, 6-3, 7-5, and Tore Meinecke of West Germany beat Pedro Rebolledo of Chile, 6-1, 7-6, rallying from a 0-5 deficit in the second set.(AP) Golf South Korean Leads Keystone: Ok-Hee Ku of South Korea, who hasn't won in two seasons on the L.P.G.A. Tour, shot a five-under-par 67 yesterday to take the first-round lead at the $300,000 Lady Keystone Open in Hershey, Pa. She had six birdies and one bogey on the 6,438-yard West Course of the Hershey Country Club and held a one-stroke lead over Sally Little, who birdied three of the final four holes on her way to a 68. Muffin Spencer-Devlin, Cathy Gerring, Lenore Muraoka, Judy Sams and Marta Figueras Dotti were tied for third at 69. Ayako Okamoto of Japan was at 70 with Cathy Morse, Beth Solomon, Missie McGeorge and Kris Monaghan. Betsy King, the leading money-winner on the tour with $302,806, withdrew from the tournament with a sprained ankle.(AP)
Shearson said it had not instituted new check-clearing procedures in response to the fraud. ''We look on this guy as an aberration,'' Mr. Schick said.
Quotation of the Day
- Ala Gritsoyenko, on new system of local elections in the Soviet Union. [ 4:5. ]
Chip Makers Report Gains
Micron Technology reported a third-quarter loss of $3.7 million, compared with a loss of $6.7 million in the period a year ago. Revenues rose 58 percent, to $22.8 million, from $14.4 million in the third quarter of 1986.
ELATED BY SUPERNOVA, ASTRONOMERS WATCH THEIR THEORIES COME TO LIFE
''It's rare in astronomy that theory gets as far ahead of observation as we were in this case,'' Dr. Arnett said, ''and it's a very satisfying feeling when observations fall as neatly into place as they have during the past few months. It makes us feel we're doing our job.''
U.S. WILL NOT PRESS KOREAN INITIATIVE
Several officials have said they do not believe that the situation is dangerous enough to have the American military commander in South Korea quietly discuss Administration displeasure with his South Korean counterpart. ''It's something you don't want to use very often,'' said Mr. Armitage. ''The situation is not serious enough now.''
Chess: New High School Champion Shows Deft Positional Touch
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JURY GETS JUDGE'S CLARIFICATION FAVORING GOETZ
The jury ended deliberations for the day shortly after 7 P.M., when Justice Crane adjourned the court.
Reports Disclose Biaggi Used Campaign Funds for Lawyers
The first reimbursement for personal legal expenses to appear on a Biaggi report to the commission was July 23, 1986, when the Congressman received $5,554.33 from the campaign. The most recent such payment, recorded on Nov. 19, 1986, was $3,267 to Barry I. Slotnick, the lawyer representing him in the corruption cases.
ONE DAY AS A TRADE LOBBYIST
WASHINGTON TALK
A New Vaccine for Chicken Pox Is Tested
''I think it will be,'' she said. ''I want to see this vaccine licensed.''
STREET PROTESTS BY SOUTH KOREANS RESUME AND GROW
The major response has been to contain demonstrations through a heavy firing of tear gas. Thus far, the police have not carried firearms. Nor have they been seen using the sticks they carry on their hips.
ERRANT SHELLS HIT A GERMAN SHIP
As of late today, no Warsaw Pact country contacted Bonn to take responsibility, Mr. Monte said.
Six Witnesses Take the Stand in Barbie's Defense
Mr. Forment Delauney said under cross-examination that did not know that photocopies of the telex, with Mr. Barbie's signature, had been in three separate archives since 1946.
AN OFFER TO LIFT BID FOR JWT
ADVERTISING
RIFLEMAN SHOOTS 2 STATE TROOPERS, ONE FATALLY, AND TAKES HISOWN LIFE
As he waited and reloaded his revolver, Sergeant Garzetta heard a single shot from where Mr. Kuplins lay, Lieutenant Wright added. When additional troopers arrived, they found Mr. Kuplins dead from a head wound, which the police determined was from his own shotgun. He also had three wounds in the leg from Sergeant Garzetta's revolver.
French Police Said to Arrest 2 Italian Terrorist Suspects
The sources said Mr. Locusta, 37, registered at the hotel under the name Dirosso and was carrying $12,000.
JOHN WINS SEVENTH
Don Mattingly, recuperating at home after suffering a disk injury nearly two weeks ago, is expected to return to the Stadium today or Wednesday and will probably take batting practice, Piniella said.
HIJACKING SUSPECT SHOWN TO VICTIMS
A West German special envoy visited Iran last month in an attempt to contact the kidnappers of the Germans.
Bridge: A Husband Risked Discord In Analysis of Wife's Game
If she had made six hearts, she would not only have won her semifinal but then also opposed her husband in the final, with a chance to knock him out of a major event that he has won three times in the past five years.
SURGE OF SUPPORT IS SEEN FOR DENVER MAYOR ON EVE OF ELECTION By THOMAS J. KNUDSON
The Mayor refused to withdraw the advertisement, but responded, ''I have never challenged Mr. Bain's integrity or honesty, and I never will.''
'URGE TO INVESTIGATE AND BELIEVE' SPARKS NEW INTEREST IN U.F.O.'S
In the case of the purposed Eisenhower documents, he said, ''maybe somebody's been clever, but I think there's a good chance they are authentic.''
INSIDE
High costs are but one factor, lawyers found. Page D5.
Market Place; Quiet Rebound In Stock Prices
Yesterday, A. Marshall Acuff, the strategist at Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Company, raised the recommended market weightings for bank and property-casualty issues. ''This is a tactical rather than a strategy move,'' he said. ''Strategically, we continue to emphasize the cyclicals.''
Politics, Pushed Into Korea's Streets
The results of the failure to agree on a legitimate electoral system, predominantly the fault of the Government, can now be seen on the streets, all over South Korea.
FIGHTING RAZZLE-DAZZLE
PERSONAL COMPUTERS Correction: July 11, 1987, Saturday, Late City Final Edition
McEnroe Is Out Of Wimbledon Play
The Open hard courts, however, are the worst surface for McEnroe's back, Dr. Cindrich said, so he must be careful in his preparation. ''There are plenty of cases where this injury has healed,'' Dr. Cindrich said, ''and I'm hoping three weeks of rest will help John. But we have to be careful on hard courts. We'd rather build him up than break him down.''
Bonds Rise in Erratic Trading
CREDIT MARKETS
AARON SPELLING PRODUCTIONS reports earnings for Qtr to April 30
Year-ago third quarter and 9-month results are pro forma.
MOBIL SETS YIELDS
FINANCE/NEW ISSUES
Trade View Of U.S., Japan
The report said that 24 percent of the American trade deficit and 37 percent of Japan's trade surplus can be attributed to the strength of the dollar and weakness of the yen in the early 1980's.
INNOVATIVE AMEX FIGHTS BACK
In addition, it is studying the possibility of setting up an offshore exchange for institutional investors to permit investing in foreign securities not registered with the S.E.C.
India Is Said to Detain Former Defense Chief
Dissent in the Congress Party is also said to be on the rise. Mr. Singh has drawn both praise and sharp criticism for demanding thorough investigations into the charges of kickbacks to party officials from West German and Swedish arms contracts.
HONORS FOR OLDEST OLYMPIAN
''Every so often,'' he said, ''I wake up in the middle of the night and wonder why I didn't win that Olympic race. Then I just turn over and go back to sleep.'' PLAYERS
West German Who Landed In Moscow Is to See Parents
His parents arrived this afternoon from Dusseldorf after receiving three-day visas.
Bosworth Softens
SPORTS PEOPLE
OTTERS THRIVE IN PARK AFTER 60-YEAR ABSENCE
The researchers tracked four of the otters until their transmitter batteries wore down. ''As far as we know they're still running around out there,'' Dr. Pelton said.
Supermarkets General Elects Its New Leader
BUSINESS PEOPLE
Schwab Is Said To Plan Offering
COMPANY NEWS
POLITICAL AND CIVIC GROUP CALLS FOR SECONDS PANEL ON CHARTER
Among the 30 proposed members for the commission are Neal I. Borowitz, rabbi of Union Temple in Brooklyn; Kelli M. Conlin, president of the city chapter of the National Organization for Women; Thomas DeLuca Jr., leader of the referendum campaign against the nuclear homeport in Staten Island; Deborah J. Glick, president of the Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats; Joseph Ferris, former Democratic State Assemblyman from Brooklyn; Betty G. Lall, former Democratic Congressional nominee in Manhattan; Lois Marbach, who challenged Queens Borough President Claire Shulman in a Democratic primary; the Rev. Timothy Mitchell, a clergyman and civil-rights leader from Queens; Nilda L. Pimentel, president of the board of School District 1 on the Lower East Side, and Esmeralda Simmons, director of the Center for Law and Social Justice of Medgar Evers College.
Michael Borus, an Economist And Human Relations Leader
Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Jane Rotheram; two daughters, Emily, of Columbus, Ohio, and Amy, of South Orange; a son, Joseph, of Columbus, and a stepdaughter, Erin Rotheram of South Orange.
Efficiency Gains by U.S.
When the effect of the plummeting dollar is taken into account, the figures show United States manufacturers becoming much more competitive. Measured in dollars, American labor costs per unit of output fell by nearly 22 percent when compared with the major competitors.
ADOLFO FOR FALL: SHORT BUT SEDATE
The runner-up was a red and white silk coat dress worn by Alice Sumergrade, Carolyn Amory and Marife Hernandez Alpern, among others. These tailored styles were so prevalent that Livia Sylva, for one, worried that her ruffled-tier dress was too fussy.
LACKING FUNDS, RESEARCH CENTER STANDS IDLE
If the bill fails, the immediate future looks bleak, he said, adding: ''We'll be back to Square One. What a shame. What a shame.''
Ft. Shafter Issues Call For High-Tech Bugle
The Army says it can not discuss how much it thinks the new system will cost, because it does not want to tip off bidders.
THEATER: 'COPPERHEAD' AT THE WPA
Oliver Wright... Dave Florek; Lucille... Kathleen Nolan; Parker Smith... Campbell Scott; The Rev. Paul Raeder... William Cain; Calvin... William Wise.
Car Sales Fall 15%; Light Trucks Up
G.M. sold trucks at a rate of 5,243 a day, up 3.4 percent over last year. Ford sold at a 4,611 level, a record, up 11.4 percent; Chrysler sold 2,364 a day, also a record for the period, and up 49.4 percent; A.M.C. sold 511 a day, up 2.2 percent, and Nissan sold 170 a day, down 35.4 percent.
West Texas Crude Oil Ends Day Above $20
FUTURES/OPTIONS

E.T.A., the initials of the Basque words for Basque land and liberty, seeks independence for the Basque region in northern Spain. It has taken responsibility for seven attacks in Barcelona, which was named last October as the site of the 1992 Summer Olympic Games.

DOW ENDS AT 2,420.85, A RECORD

Among other blue chips, International Business Machines gained 1/2, to 161 3/8; International Paper 1 3/8, to 49 1/2; Exxon 1/4, to 90 1/8, and Coca-Cola 3/4, to 45 3/8.

PROMOTING THE PRODUCE OF NEW YORK

DE GUSTIBUS

RESULTS PLUS

Tennis Sukova Defeats Evert: Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia rallied from 2-5 in the final set and beat Chris Evert, 4-6, 6-4, 8-6, yesterday in Eastbourne, England, to reach the final of the $200,000 Pilkington Glass women's grass-court tennis championships for the third consecutive year. Sukova, seeded third, will meet the winner of the other semifinal between the defending champion, Martina Navratilova, and Pam Shriver. Their match was suspended because of bad weather, with Navratilova leading, 4-3, in the first set. It will be resumed today, when the organizers also hope to stage the final. Sukova, who beat Evert in their last meeting, at the 1986 United States Open, won in 2 hours 25 minutes. Sukova combined some wild serving - 16 double faults - with stunningly effective volleying in defeating Evert, who was seeded second . (AP) Tournament Off Schedule: Rain postponed play in the Bristol Trophy men's grass-court tennis tournament in Bristol, England, leaving officials with a backup of matches on the final weekend before Wimbledon, which starts Monday. The tournament was to have ended today, giving the players a rest day before Wimbledon. Now, organizers said, the championship match will be held tomorrow, if the weather allows enough matches to be played today.(AP) Skoff Loses Tiebreaker: Horst Skoff of Austria, seeded second, was beaten by Pavel Vojtisek, an unseeded West German player, 7-6, 6-4, in a quarterfinal match of a Grand Prix tournament in Athens. Skoff served five aces in the first set of the two-hour match, and broke Vojtisek's service twice, but lost the tiebreaker on a double fault. Vojtisek will play fourth-seeded Guillermo Perez-Roldan of Argentina in the semifinals today. Perez-Roldan beat Marian Vadja of Czechoslovakia, 6-4, 6-4, in a one-hour match. In the other quarterfinals, Francisco Yunis of Argentina defeated Jaro Navratil of Czechoslovakia, 6-3, 7-5, and Tore Meinecke of West Germany beat Pedro Rebolledo of Chile, 6-1, 7-6, rallying from a 0-5 deficit in the second set.(AP) Golf South Korean Leads Keystone: Ok-Hee Ku of South Korea, who hasn't won in two seasons on the L.P.G.A. Tour, shot a five-under-par 67 yesterday to take the first-round lead at the $300,000 Lady Keystone Open in Hershey, Pa. She had six birdies and one bogey on the 6,438-yard West Course of the Hershey Country Club and held a one-stroke lead over Sally Little, who birdied three of the final four holes on her way to a 68. Muffin Spencer-Devlin, Cathy Gerring, Lenore Muraoka, Judy Sams and Marta Figueras Dotti were tied for third at 69. Ayako Okamoto of Japan was at 70 with Cathy Morse, Beth Solomon, Missie McGeorge and Kris Monaghan. Betsy King, the leading money-winner on the tour with $302,806, withdrew from the tournament with a sprained ankle.(AP)

Shearson said it had not instituted new check-clearing procedures in response to the fraud. ''We look on this guy as an aberration,'' Mr. Schick said.

Quotation of the Day

- Ala Gritsoyenko, on new system of local elections in the Soviet Union. [ 4:5. ]

Chip Makers Report Gains

Micron Technology reported a third-quarter loss of $3.7 million, compared with a loss of $6.7 million in the period a year ago. Revenues rose 58 percent, to $22.8 million, from $14.4 million in the third quarter of 1986.

ELATED BY SUPERNOVA, ASTRONOMERS WATCH THEIR THEORIES COME TO LIFE

''It's rare in astronomy that theory gets as far ahead of observation as we were in this case,'' Dr. Arnett said, ''and it's a very satisfying feeling when observations fall as neatly into place as they have during the past few months. It makes us feel we're doing our job.''

U.S. WILL NOT PRESS KOREAN INITIATIVE

Several officials have said they do not believe that the situation is dangerous enough to have the American military commander in South Korea quietly discuss Administration displeasure with his South Korean counterpart. ''It's something you don't want to use very often,'' said Mr. Armitage. ''The situation is not serious enough now.''

Chess: New High School Champion Shows Deft Positional Touch

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JURY GETS JUDGE'S CLARIFICATION FAVORING GOETZ

The jury ended deliberations for the day shortly after 7 P.M., when Justice Crane adjourned the court.

Reports Disclose Biaggi Used Campaign Funds for Lawyers

The first reimbursement for personal legal expenses to appear on a Biaggi report to the commission was July 23, 1986, when the Congressman received $5,554.33 from the campaign. The most recent such payment, recorded on Nov. 19, 1986, was $3,267 to Barry I. Slotnick, the lawyer representing him in the corruption cases.

ONE DAY AS A TRADE LOBBYIST

WASHINGTON TALK

A New Vaccine for Chicken Pox Is Tested

''I think it will be,'' she said. ''I want to see this vaccine licensed.''

STREET PROTESTS BY SOUTH KOREANS RESUME AND GROW

The major response has been to contain demonstrations through a heavy firing of tear gas. Thus far, the police have not carried firearms. Nor have they been seen using the sticks they carry on their hips.

ERRANT SHELLS HIT A GERMAN SHIP

As of late today, no Warsaw Pact country contacted Bonn to take responsibility, Mr. Monte said.

Six Witnesses Take the Stand in Barbie's Defense

Mr. Forment Delauney said under cross-examination that did not know that photocopies of the telex, with Mr. Barbie's signature, had been in three separate archives since 1946.

AN OFFER TO LIFT BID FOR JWT

ADVERTISING

RIFLEMAN SHOOTS 2 STATE TROOPERS, ONE FATALLY, AND TAKES HISOWN LIFE

As he waited and reloaded his revolver, Sergeant Garzetta heard a single shot from where Mr. Kuplins lay, Lieutenant Wright added. When additional troopers arrived, they found Mr. Kuplins dead from a head wound, which the police determined was from his own shotgun. He also had three wounds in the leg from Sergeant Garzetta's revolver.

French Police Said to Arrest 2 Italian Terrorist Suspects

The sources said Mr. Locusta, 37, registered at the hotel under the name Dirosso and was carrying $12,000.

JOHN WINS SEVENTH

Don Mattingly, recuperating at home after suffering a disk injury nearly two weeks ago, is expected to return to the Stadium today or Wednesday and will probably take batting practice, Piniella said.

HIJACKING SUSPECT SHOWN TO VICTIMS

A West German special envoy visited Iran last month in an attempt to contact the kidnappers of the Germans.

Bridge: A Husband Risked Discord In Analysis of Wife's Game

If she had made six hearts, she would not only have won her semifinal but then also opposed her husband in the final, with a chance to knock him out of a major event that he has won three times in the past five years.

SURGE OF SUPPORT IS SEEN FOR DENVER MAYOR ON EVE OF ELECTION By THOMAS J. KNUDSON

The Mayor refused to withdraw the advertisement, but responded, ''I have never challenged Mr. Bain's integrity or honesty, and I never will.''

'URGE TO INVESTIGATE AND BELIEVE' SPARKS NEW INTEREST IN U.F.O.'S

In the case of the purposed Eisenhower documents, he said, ''maybe somebody's been clever, but I think there's a good chance they are authentic.''

INSIDE

High costs are but one factor, lawyers found. Page D5.

Market Place; Quiet Rebound In Stock Prices

Yesterday, A. Marshall Acuff, the strategist at Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Company, raised the recommended market weightings for bank and property-casualty issues. ''This is a tactical rather than a strategy move,'' he said. ''Strategically, we continue to emphasize the cyclicals.''

Politics, Pushed Into Korea's Streets

The results of the failure to agree on a legitimate electoral system, predominantly the fault of the Government, can now be seen on the streets, all over South Korea.

FIGHTING RAZZLE-DAZZLE

PERSONAL COMPUTERS Correction: July 11, 1987, Saturday, Late City Final Edition

McEnroe Is Out Of Wimbledon Play

The Open hard courts, however, are the worst surface for McEnroe's back, Dr. Cindrich said, so he must be careful in his preparation. ''There are plenty of cases where this injury has healed,'' Dr. Cindrich said, ''and I'm hoping three weeks of rest will help John. But we have to be careful on hard courts. We'd rather build him up than break him down.''

Bonds Rise in Erratic Trading

CREDIT MARKETS

AARON SPELLING PRODUCTIONS reports earnings for Qtr to April 30

Year-ago third quarter and 9-month results are pro forma.

MOBIL SETS YIELDS

FINANCE/NEW ISSUES

Trade View Of U.S., Japan

The report said that 24 percent of the American trade deficit and 37 percent of Japan's trade surplus can be attributed to the strength of the dollar and weakness of the yen in the early 1980's.

INNOVATIVE AMEX FIGHTS BACK

In addition, it is studying the possibility of setting up an offshore exchange for institutional investors to permit investing in foreign securities not registered with the S.E.C.

India Is Said to Detain Former Defense Chief

Dissent in the Congress Party is also said to be on the rise. Mr. Singh has drawn both praise and sharp criticism for demanding thorough investigations into the charges of kickbacks to party officials from West German and Swedish arms contracts.

HONORS FOR OLDEST OLYMPIAN

''Every so often,'' he said, ''I wake up in the middle of the night and wonder why I didn't win that Olympic race. Then I just turn over and go back to sleep.'' PLAYERS

West German Who Landed In Moscow Is to See Parents

His parents arrived this afternoon from Dusseldorf after receiving three-day visas.

Bosworth Softens

SPORTS PEOPLE

OTTERS THRIVE IN PARK AFTER 60-YEAR ABSENCE

The researchers tracked four of the otters until their transmitter batteries wore down. ''As far as we know they're still running around out there,'' Dr. Pelton said.

Supermarkets General Elects Its New Leader

BUSINESS PEOPLE

Schwab Is Said To Plan Offering

COMPANY NEWS

POLITICAL AND CIVIC GROUP CALLS FOR SECONDS PANEL ON CHARTER

Among the 30 proposed members for the commission are Neal I. Borowitz, rabbi of Union Temple in Brooklyn; Kelli M. Conlin, president of the city chapter of the National Organization for Women; Thomas DeLuca Jr., leader of the referendum campaign against the nuclear homeport in Staten Island; Deborah J. Glick, president of the Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats; Joseph Ferris, former Democratic State Assemblyman from Brooklyn; Betty G. Lall, former Democratic Congressional nominee in Manhattan; Lois Marbach, who challenged Queens Borough President Claire Shulman in a Democratic primary; the Rev. Timothy Mitchell, a clergyman and civil-rights leader from Queens; Nilda L. Pimentel, president of the board of School District 1 on the Lower East Side, and Esmeralda Simmons, director of the Center for Law and Social Justice of Medgar Evers College.

Michael Borus, an Economist And Human Relations Leader

Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Jane Rotheram; two daughters, Emily, of Columbus, Ohio, and Amy, of South Orange; a son, Joseph, of Columbus, and a stepdaughter, Erin Rotheram of South Orange.

Efficiency Gains by U.S.

When the effect of the plummeting dollar is taken into account, the figures show United States manufacturers becoming much more competitive. Measured in dollars, American labor costs per unit of output fell by nearly 22 percent when compared with the major competitors.

ADOLFO FOR FALL: SHORT BUT SEDATE

The runner-up was a red and white silk coat dress worn by Alice Sumergrade, Carolyn Amory and Marife Hernandez Alpern, among others. These tailored styles were so prevalent that Livia Sylva, for one, worried that her ruffled-tier dress was too fussy.

LACKING FUNDS, RESEARCH CENTER STANDS IDLE

If the bill fails, the immediate future looks bleak, he said, adding: ''We'll be back to Square One. What a shame. What a shame.''

Ft. Shafter Issues Call For High-Tech Bugle

The Army says it can not discuss how much it thinks the new system will cost, because it does not want to tip off bidders.

THEATER: 'COPPERHEAD' AT THE WPA

Oliver Wright... Dave Florek; Lucille... Kathleen Nolan; Parker Smith... Campbell Scott; The Rev. Paul Raeder... William Cain; Calvin... William Wise.

Car Sales Fall 15%; Light Trucks Up

G.M. sold trucks at a rate of 5,243 a day, up 3.4 percent over last year. Ford sold at a 4,611 level, a record, up 11.4 percent; Chrysler sold 2,364 a day, also a record for the period, and up 49.4 percent; A.M.C. sold 511 a day, up 2.2 percent, and Nissan sold 170 a day, down 35.4 percent.

West Texas Crude Oil Ends Day Above $20

FUTURES/OPTIONS