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Today in Newsday NATIONAL RACE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE- The Democrats, for the first time in history, chose. a woman to chair their party in the coming battle for the presidency, while presidential emissary John B. Connally assailed George McGovern's Vietnam position. Page 5. The Democratic nominee emerges as a puzzling blend of toughness and gentleness.

Page 4. NEXT, -Black leaders sought and received pledges from Sen. George McGovern on federal patronage jobs, consideration of a black justice for the Supreme Court and--most important to them--massive assistance for a minorities voter registration drive. The New Politics. Page 4.

COUNCIL OVERRULED--A federal court judge has ruled that the Cost of Living Council had no authority to set a ceiling on wages to be exempt from government controls. U.S. District Judge William Jones said that in authorizing the legislation, Congress had not intended to freeze the wages of workers below the poverty level. Page 9. INTERNATIONAL CLOSING IN ON QUANG TRI-South Vietnamese paratroopers clashed with enemy troops only 500 yards outside the provincial capital of Quang Tri, as heavy fighting raged around the North Vietnamese-held city.

Page 9. 10 KILLED IN -British troops battled with bazooka-firing Irish guerrillas across Belfast; five soldiers and five civilians, including a woman, died in the gunfire. An Army spokesman said the fighting was the heaviest yet in Northern Ireland's three years of sectarian violence. Page 9. Worldwide reports on Pages 9-10 LONG ISLAND JAIL SENTENCE FOR PFINGST-Suspended State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Plingst was sentenced to four months in jail and 32 months' probabation for bankruptcy fraud in connection with the failure of an Amityville dairy.

Pfingst's attorney has said he would appeal the conviction. Page 3. WASTE OF home builders complain that county regulations requiring them to install both dry sewer lines and septic tank systems are driving the cost of houses higher and making them harder to sell. Page 1B. Long Island reports on Pages 11-15 WEATHER Mostly warm and humid today and tomorrow; highs in the upper 80s both days.

Fair and humid tonight, low in the mid-70s. Precipitation probability 20 per cent today and tonight. Chance of evening thundershowers tomorrow. Sun sets 8:26, rises 5:38. (Tide tables in Sports SCOREBOARD BASEBALL Mets 3, Padres 2 Dave Schneck, playing in his first majorleague game, hit a two-run homer to help Tom Seaver gain his 12th victory.

A's 9, Yanks 3 A's 1, Yanks 0 A tough way for the Yanks to launch a home stand. The A's strong hitting beat them in the first game; solid pitching in the second game. Newsday Photo by William Senft Awash in Opulence From its kidney-shaped pool to its marble bathrooms, the yacht that Levitt built is the ultimate in opulence. The Levitt is William founder-builder of Levittown and a series of suburban communities throughout the country, who opened his 237-foot yaent to the press prior to its maiden cruise. Page 7.

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