CAPITOL HILL The Ninety-Third Coagress, endiag today - one of the most momeatus in U. s. history; forcir,g tl,e resignation of Richard Nixon - giving the natio,a a aeac, President a,id Vice Presideat - and now bo111i,ag out ia a flury of last mi,aute legislatio,a. At the top of the list - a ,aew trade bill so•e \ ~ tac,e,aty mo,aths ;,,. the making;A..offeri,ag tlae Soviet U,aio• most favored trade status - i• ret•r• for a• easi•g of Soviet immigratio,a p:,licies. Tl,e Bouse a•d Se•ate al•o approvi•g 11e111 jobless be•efits - a 11e• ac,elfare re/or• bill; - a •atio,a111ide fifty-five •ile-a,a-lto•r speed li•U;• a •ew gaara•lee agal•sl 'l•t1aslo• of t>ri;;cr;1 '"" llsl goes on and on. Co,agress faili•g, laoac,ever, to aclaieve two of its main goals _ tax reform a,ad ,aatio,eal laealtl& i,asura,ace • ..,. more on tlaat, ,. 0 do»bt - ac,het1 the Ninety-Fo•rtla - Congress co11ve,ees ;,,. January. SENATE His first day o,e tl1e job, Vice Presidettt Rockefeller today arrived late - a,ad left early. Tlie first - due to Mttexpectedly lleavy traffic. TIie secotttl - to be witla lais w~fe attd fa•ily agoi,a ;,. Ne"' York. But ittbetwee,a, lae atte•Pted to scotcla reports - llat l• •igltt become tlae ,sew polfJerlao••• of tlae Ford atl•i•istro- tiOfl. Rocky telling •e ws• e•: "Yo• ca,a be a •••red right ,aow - I'm •ot goi,ag to pose a problem to a11yott•." Addi,ag tlaat lae Oflly •a•ts to do - "tlal •laicla is appropriate a11d useful to tlae Preside•t a•d tlle people of tlai s cou11try. " COST The U.S. Cost of Livhag lftdex - up agaia last mo•th; an increase of nine te•ths of a perce,at: mo•tl• before. The total iftcrease over tlte past year - now com hag to more tlaa• twelve perce•I: witla soari•g prices for food, clothi•g aad slaelter - claiefly to bl•••· STEEL A group of U.S. Steel officials - we,at today before the U.S. CoMnsel on Wage a,ad Price stabiltties attempting to justify their rece,at decisioJt ~ to rai•e steel prices. Co•Pany cliair,,.a,a Edgar Speer slr•••i•g q ,,. advaflce tlaoMgli 1' there will be flO rollbaclt. Addiflg tltat tlae long raflge solutiofl to t11flatio11 - "req•ire• /ifla ,acia lly str o,ag afld profitable co•l)a•le s." WHITE HOUSE Saturday or no, President Ford is planning to meet tomorrow - witll his top economic advisors. White House spokesman Ron Nesse• - sayi•g it •Ill be an "importa,at all-da, meeti,ag; to P•t i•to fi•al form - a whole se'ries of wide 'ra•gi•g ot,tio,as on tlle eco•o•y;" awlf! ••a= ~ "the cul•i,aatio• of ever,tlai•g tllat Ila• bee• goi,ag on - si,ace Mr. Ford took office. " WATERGATE I n the second day of closing arguments in tlle Watergate •• • • - alt orney John Wilson, fir st up for t lte defense; blaming the whole mess - on the Prosec.,lio•'s chief wit,. e s s , John De an. TI, e form er W Ir it e Bou s e ~~ Counse~ said •~ - "a mastermind of chicanery - of moakey business - of floutiag tl,e law - of llavi•g ,ao a conscience;" also, a,a embe•ler - a liar - a perjurer." Adding that the Jury must declare eacla defetadeJtt itaJtoce,at - u,aless co,avi•ced of K"'" beyoad a reasonable doubt. • TEL A VIV, JERUSALEM From Egypt,• Anwar Sadat7' a statement yesterday ' l:o ?lhF he only wants Peace with Israel. From Israeli Prime Minister Yitzliak Rabia - a claallet1ge lotla1 to the Egypttan leader: a cltallen•e to a face to face meeting - "at any Place aad at any li•e'' ~ to ,aegoliate such a peace. Mea c a-,hile, in Jervsalem, a• sh al terrorist bomb - hejul/i. at least twelve, ~ - ~ • a • J, ••>' · · . · 1 t z t ~ I /11 ~ f . . , Israeli ret,riaal raid. ROME The Director General of tlte U N Food aad AgricullKre Organizatio,a - back i,a Rome today after a brief visit to Bangladesll. Addeke Boerma sayhcg Bongladeslt needs an immediate a•e million lo•• of food - •rging emerget1c1 Jood sllt,111eats .. fro• llae V. s., C••tl• A a,stralia and tlae Etlrot,ea,a ecoaontic com•••ity. SEOUL Tlie man who killed tlae wife of South Kored's President Park Chung•Hee 1 - ..a hanged today i,a a Seoul ~ .. ---:;J priso~ ~----- ;z ■ -yi11• ~ a /iHI slale,.eal }.. l&e aP-4eJ de served what he was getti,ag: /us lliJ at,ologiz i,ag lo Y' t;:).. ' President Park - and Ille Soulk Korea• people. ,,/;:f;z, I■ ~ o r d s 1 - • • . . ( { , ~ • . , /a,.flyll,,C:&, ~-¥ 6 r 1, • • 1 z • ·~ •• rorey:-1:e • • , wuflir - /;or .. .,.. -= .. ■ - - d ' r' a ,. e .. , life • " remarry" an s a .., LONDON Europe's biggest saail, accordi•g to tl,e G11i••e•• lo•g Booll of Records; ni•e aJtd a lialf i11cll,(Boo.cy of Lo11do11; also qMite a racer - o•ce coveri•g 060111 t•elt,e ,,di•• over a period uf a fe• •o•tlis. Boo.cy, as li• •••• HM11t, aged 11iaetee• lioPi•g to gel lai• feat11red i11 a beer co••ercial. Sad to say - it •ill ,eever 6e. Boo.cy trai11i111 laard for lais •ew COMMercial - . . . . . . . ... 1111 •• ,, ~-···" away. n. .E.._ause of deotll - 1/tl..:---~1!:a .I FOOTBALL today - President Ford weftl to Capitol Hill briefly 7>-:tf_ to atteftd a birthday party for Seftator Sparllmaa I of Alabama. 11-1~ s•v-eaty---l'fUn The Presideat ext,ressi•g his birthday greetiag - "i• football terms." Telliag Ill• old frie,ad: "Jolla, you may be too old for tlle U•iversily of Alabama - but yow could be too you•g for tlae Was hi ,.gt o,a Re dslli as. "