SENATE On Cat,llol Hill - the Senate today a1>1>roved a bill - aimed at extendh1g the present tem1>orary debt ceiling -~four hundred a,111 fifty billion. At 11,e same time, tlte Senate attempth,g, In a •ay ?!'~.:--. lo have its cake and eat It too. /tl';l,ag to tlee mai,s bill - a rider calll•g for a l•e,a/y perce•I l•creaae In Social Sec •rlty be,aefils prior to electlo•• r.,o•g •Ith an Increase i,a taxes to pa, for same -- aft•r tire elections. Ne~t stop - ne Bo•se: •leere a• ott••l>I "''" be mode at fl•al 1>aasage ~ - 1>rlor to the Democ,ratlc Natlo,aal Co•venlloa. lr/1/Tf: IIOl'SE Tlie ll'l1i/e 'lotts I' . .,,. · e - 1· e s i d c 11 I N · · I d L\Oll O Q_\ T I' c I u ,. ti " bill - /Ital u o11ld ltave given additional f1111 d s I o I l1t.· ~ o ,. P O r a I i o 11 for P II h li c ~ r o c1 tic a s ti" g • Tlte Prcsi<ie11/ calli11K said bill - a "Poor approach lo public broadcaslHlff fi11ancitig;" in par/, because I It <-~ n a I i o 11 s m o r e I ha 11 l w o luo, d r e d e d a ca ti on a l ·- Tl slalio'1s - 1·ecei1 ed only thirteen percent of tlie c or po,,, a I ion's f tt n di ,i g i 11 Nin et e en . Seven I y - T"' o • T Ii e President noting: "Ther · e are many funda . mental d• , disagreements - concerning Ille direction of public broadcasting. "Per/zaps tile most important one" he went on - the fact tliat "a,i organization original/)' in/ended only to serve the local slalio,is - is becomi,zg instead the ce11ler of power for lite en/ire public bt"oadcasling S}'s/em." Qlf:\~G Till ,,, the fi~ ltti11 ,J i 11 v .; t · • r, .e 11 am - gove r11me11t P" r n t r o o ,., e r s t o ,ta .\' •• t ""11 P' sy a 1 leap-fro~ ge d a11 e11emy dc _ fc11si1 • e po silio 11 11 e ar Quanu · Tr.; Cit,,, r, • • ., late r dri v i11g 1/3_ t o w i t Ir i " o " e m i l e - of I'- C o m m ,rn i s t 1, e l d pro vi 11 c i a 1 capital. Tlr e1'e - we are fold - .., encountering their first major North Vietnamese resistance. /11 tir e mea11/ime - South 'Vietnam's President Tlli ey<, .viug a is ii to the frontN felling news m e " th e ca . pture of Quang Tri City is not the first pr i o , . i I y of I he pr es en t ca ,n pa i g n • "0 u r troops have been given the order to destroy /he enemy - and capture all~f,,. pro v ince of Quang Tri. " Said he. Adding: "Then we will not have any trouble - captu1·ing tile cit3, of Quang Tri. S/L\ ' Ell SP!llNG Si l 1• t> r 8 /rr i 11 ~ , Ma , , ~- la 11 d - a II c, 11 no 101 c em e 11 / IO d a_\' I ,, ll I c; (;' 0 1 ' J.! (' "'(I 11 a Ce is pl (I,, wi '1 J.! I O le (I V e ti, e /ro . <;pital as of 11e .\'I Frida.\ ' · Tlte Alabama Go ve r,ior sc hcd11l e d lo fly di1·ecl1 '!, 1 lo Mo,i/gomer y , and t1,ere add - ress bri e fly lite people of his home stale. And tltett - 011 to Miami at1<i lite Democrali; National Co111 e11lion. P/iK!Nr; a r e p o r t ~ 'hat R e d ChiHa's cl Eai,• · ma 61 J'Ylao is ,.,;uff c ring from incurable ca,rce · r of the thvoal . This _ a ccordi1tJ! lo a story carried fodaJ i,r lite Wall Street , Journal u;hich adds /hat "o,ze eslimttte - is U,at lte may no/ surt i ve beyond I his 3 , ear." The Journal itself ,io ti ng. ho · w · eve · r. there are mat1)' who }!i-ue "lhe current repoYI'" - no "m.o,re credence titan ifs long list of p11edece · ssors. 11 The rr Journal also saying: It should be st-ressed - this on.e can11ot be confirmed from ittdependent sources. rr r.o~•oONDERRl' A I L n II do II d c ,. ,. _ \ ' i II No ,- I h c ni £ ,, e L a ,, d _ a major ,. 011 c cs s i o II I Oda Y f ,- O 111 th c m ii i I a 1l l P1• o ,: is i O ,i al JV in . g O j the /R A : l ead in g lo th e r<•mo,a/ of Uzr · ee b)arricades _ gLiard:i ng c 11 I ,. a II c es t o I fl e c i Ii es h c ,. c l of o 1· e "n o go II Ro man c a th O li c district. Protestant leaders were qu.ick to note, . however, Lile existence of 11i11e additi:nial barri cade s. The ir efore · , ca//i11g Ille I R A aclio11 - "too little and too late." A,td, a Protestant plan to cut off food and t,ower next w eek lo Catholic strongholds - at las t repor t , is · still i n effect. SIM L.\ ,.\f/,:r a 011c da _ \' lnpse -- India's Prime \liui.-;t('r Gaud/ti a11d Pakista11' .c. President /oda)' ,•es11111cd their summit talk .... . discussing for /he firs/ lime - "c are /old - so-called "se11sitivc issues". d For the bc11efit of photographers - Ille two leaders later walki11K loge/her 011 /he lawn of a local palace. Whe11 ask<'d if lite talks were going well - Madame Ga11dhi repl_\1i11g: "I lltink so." Wliere11pon Bhutto ~ o ~ : - hn h1 #IHI - " 1 1 er y w e l l. " .. OMA IIA II c r c , s o " e - a ,. c p o r I o , , I I . b . t e s tt J e c / of " ... ,, i· c· i d o l o . '' . ,· ,· " a s c n " , ,· / 0 d l I .... "' , "' 1 • ,. a l ' c, m of ,. es e ar c fl er s al th ~• l 1l'it e rsily of Nebraska wlto stndi . ed nearly six lttrndred _vo1111gs/c1•s age Ji e to eighteen - attempting lo fiud a pal/ er 11 - behi11d the • curre,it Tash of adolescenl suicides • As for resulls - ll'ie study classifying o · nly three perce11/ of the /es/ grou.p - as actually suicide p · 1•011e. These - 1•a11gi11g iu age from ten to eig ' h.teen; /01· IN?X the most pa1·t, children convinced that life <foes ,iot e11d with death - bu . t rather goes on somehow i,i some oilier form. Reverse side - the ' s/11,dy slio,oing near 1111a11imous ag·,-eement - on the /rn . rpose of life; a•d ;IJ,-_ w-c:.t--~~;r~ ... ~~~~~--~,,~~ · - ,, tbut., • • ,., r tut« - "!he enJo,11n.e,, t of life s plea, , ures. 1 Jl'l/E Tht' While ll ou~c a.i:ai11 - 11 s pecial r('ccf>liv11 luda _ r for Olll' lt1111d>·e,i and lwenly-Jir e girl sco11ts. T l1t : ·" e ti e l cg a I c s a ll - I o a G i r l Sc o u / C O II j C r t' II (' C . ~ 011 "pcllicoals . pots a,id polt/ics." ~elling the //,rill of lh£•ir yo un g live· when Julie Eisenhower Alo,,g the way. Julie ll admillittg 11,a/ she he,·self onl )' go/ as far as).."!lro11Jnie:' ~ ',ij,,_, ,,, slte qui/?-- she didn't SO)', B11I she did observe - "the coo~•ies seem lo have improved since then."