WHITE HOUSE In the quest for peace in the Middle East - President Ford m e t • again today witli visiting Israeli Prime minister Yitzltak Rab,n. The result later rela:• tt d to newsmen - by Secretary of Slate Kissl,ager; who said "the meetings just concluded - mark a considerable step forward." Dr. Kss inger refusing, however, - to go into any detail. Adding only that both sides llave now been told - "if an interim agreemerat is to be reached - both sides must modify" their -•dlf r pos itioras. ADD WIIITE HO SE Aud i~&H =.. Rabin himself ,,,J-~ with newsmen} ~ ~ a e l is II I willing to make concessions In an effort lo achieve an interim peace agreement. He stressed - however "if there is no chauge in Egypt's conditions - there will be no change on our part." ALLAHABAD t!'\1\ - ~ ~ Al Allahabad - in her '1zome tale of ttar A p,-·adeslj - India's Indira Gandhi was fou,id guilty today - in 1 II a l a m o u n ts to I, er o wn W a t erg at e c as e • The lad Prime Minister convicted of bribing v oters - pe,idi11.g more than alloioed 1 and otl,er iolations - in II er Nin e t e en Se vent y On e r e - el e c ti on ca n, pa i g,a • ~ - decision 1 •+ici.., if uplield 1 .,,, could force lier to resign - as the head of the Indian go vernm e,tt. b •1e a,.., =fc,JCld le , t I••• l:j +eJOt,. Madame Gandhi .-, •••w indica,J,ti - she will appeal. Tell i 11g ;f:ttJ. i W ~ supporters "we have a lot of tilings to do yet." S A ~ DIEGO From C. Arnholt Smitl, in San Diego - a plea~ of "no contest" today to a charge tltat lie tried to de f raud Ids own bank. Smith - age se v enty-six - • fiwm- trltMit: t11= ~ctuP:d 1'1ruw~once ~ head of a ast corporate empire;>-.;r1 •• cotdd have gone to . - ~ =, a, mack: Dlf ~ • · Af'4•· •'•• c:a,11lcf1;,.Hn Jt, 1 8' IJ ::::; the Judge ,Uif .. · 11 I J f i n ¢ him tl,irty thousand~ ~ him on probation. HARTFORD A bill allowing, silent meditation in public s c II o o l - 1 as o If i c i a l l y s i gn e d into la w today by Co,uiecticut governor Ella Grasso. This a measure clearly aimed at side-stepping a supreme court ban -- on scliool prayer; a n d ~ it, too, .,. is expected to be . _ subject f a legal test. In the meantime thougl, - in Connecticut, at least - '-''• :sea prayer, no - silent meditation - yes. BRUSSELS In .._ Belgium as yoi, perhaps know, an attempt tlais week - to oust Prime Minister Leo Tindemans; for selecti11g the U S built F-sixteen over a French Mirage _.n ■sa jet, in the so-called 'lainlax "arms de a l of th e c e,. tu ,. y • " .Bw I lie +Mfllt ~f ■ PIIJ , ~ cowaer "'- a vote today • n•lf.: the pro-Ti11dema,as forces ~ . - ,., by twe,aty votes; which mea,as, •• wff•cl,- th e d ea I is s I ill o 11. MOSCOW lt--'k S91fief ffnio,- • ••me •• lte~ .a U'r: .. fai ■ 11l Pi Adi tffB& , . itlAM) 1ebuat1 4C4 , . , , . , •• J a •••• y ' ti ■ o, liet.==t. The Soviet •• a paper Komso •olskay_ Pravda - bitterly critici.£i:.. those "'"o buy a,ad sell test t c ~ answers • aduna e • A "All sclaolars 1u1ow" says K.,,,,somolsllay Pravda - "you ca,a go to Puslakin Square Oft tl,e eve of exan,s - aftd somebody ca;s sell yo11 so•etl&lftg) rte --•1,wpu JIIIN► Clid~/•r crtrw ■ ......... , a,ae•ers . . - sometimes stuffed i,ato ball poirtt pe,as or written o,s tlte i,asides of mate la boxes.• sd 11 a a D '"· • ■ ■ w ■ # w 161-it:::: .,,, ,,.,, , . lfua cu., , lltt " · .t• •a• .r=tv •• • • ;n.. '' Wl•f liw»a 'll•uld ■ daa I ••ll•••«ewrl•• .> -- - --- ----- ------- - ---- tac a,,,"'• c:o ■ cl■ dc:a = ''ia J••• ••• b ■ p • ca lfl /lir fi'ly . , , . , •• ••• yo■ eowwul 6 ■)' II Ill ■ leiljW . yaar •->'If I• ,. • GENOA ?Iii •••I : From ••••rt•• Genoa s. Jtalyk~ ~ tJs=, story of a coffee roasting plant; whose smoke a .,,~ ~wt:1s~lt1d~1J11~• •fllls~•~J~z •~•-;:::;;jf•x~;fto:a:=,ieici=::s:wdrt:::~tzD• b r ea tlle 'J:~ ~ an amount of caffeine eq•al to tllat fo•nd i,r, o,r,e hu,adred a,ad fifty cups of coffee. a I fa I #+ J'V .l.,_,.. . . ■I:, I I ~ ma11y lleadac: • u, -;;f:i A~'"" d e ~ ~ • il■J■■'51 tlley've - go•• -~~~ to court - •••••l'll■ I lo •••• + 1 1-•rr you._,_ say, ~ a no,a-coffee break. BOSTON Remember Tom Brennan,? the young Boston man wlio alll3 in an auto accident a /eflJ weeks ago liad a four--by-four fe ■ ce post driven_, riglit tliro.,gli ll i s body and lived to tell about it? IPUSJ., /From f.. ... &0ce!IE•~t:...N11~a..-a::e.a~IH.,..M1M/. and his f ianc e - - Arlene Sickoll, wlto was with ~ wlten •• was impaled -· u ■ wcs11cJw1 t•o plan to be married lofflorro•J p./\\,~ .,~. - } ,,. the ltospital chapel. tHI di a ti .DL.. a••,, aaa I•. , , , ,,,., 111 • It tea.-•••• •• • tt~ • . .._ .r• •••• li•y ,,.. e ••••«'~• hett1•......,• FJ,d - JH,ir a•• "" ay •r ~ -■- - - - - - - ~ · - - - - - - • _ it'• gel I• •• llletr ••••, 4•,.-