LJ:.'IJANUN - h y s I r i Id ti g I h e i r d c e J, e s l i n t o Le b a ,,. o , , s ;. ,. c c I' fl, c w a r of La sl O ctober. Blasting alleged Arab g,w,,rillot , ..,,,.Jliz s I r o ,,. g h o l d s on t h e o u t s k i r l s of 8 e i ru t ; a l so , , hammering al' guerrilla targets t,enr tl,e , cities of Tyre, and Sidoti, ill southern Leb i <oio,i. Lebanese offi ci als later 1•eporli11g at i1D: lea st tnenty-ni11:e dead and sco,·es "ou,itlecl. About tlte same toll - as taken yesterday at Ma'Alol. Israeli's chief of staff - General Gur saying: "Of course, it was a retolitl!tory operation.,, . IV/I/TE TIOl'SH H ,. rt' fl/ Ito 111 ,. - I It c W It ii e Huus c Io""_, , 111 ad e p11hli<' a l<'llf'r of condoleuce f,-on, President Nixon to Js,•aeli Pri11H' Minister Golda Mt ' ir. The President saying: "l\l ,, s . Nix o n a 11 <I I a Io n r 11• ; IJ1 a l l A me r i ca n s - g r i e v e w it I, you and with lite parents a,zd schoolmates of those wlto died." Bui the White House also conde1111.1dg today - "" Israel's reprisal raids into Lebanon. A fipokesman saying: "It is the US position that continuing cycles of viole11ce of t Ii is t }' p c - can on . l y ob st rtt c t a ch i e v e me n I of a p e a c e settlement in the Middle East." ,II\ lV u ll s h" I d1z:=a:.1Ul1J,;.c:r _ jr_nn..t=- P r · -~ i ,I,. 11 I Ni , o II h" . I, e e 11 ,. i r I u a ll ,, " l c " r" d of " 11 _r ,. o 111 /1 li c ii-" i II I It e E l l s 1, c r ~ psycltiat,·isl hreak-iu . .S/>l'cial Prosecutor (ic, L eon Jawor~ki fili11 . ~ court papers - saying lite crime in " {,(_ q11eslio11 1u1s clearly - A - warra11lless break-in; ~ do 11. c u • it It o u I l It e k 11 o u l c d ~ e , 11111 c h l c s s I\ a p p r o a l - fu of P re s i de 11 I Nix o 11 o r 1 ,llz e 11. A lt or n e y Ge IL e ra l John Mi t c he ll . f,i /he same , cin, Jaworski noting the Preside11/ had ordered a,z e11d lo Whit e Hous e leaks - "whatever t Ii e c os I . '' A d d ta s ~ 11 x b 12 we v e , , u, e Pt e s • "s ,. I •~ aJ«temeut 11u1• i,i ,e~,c 0 ,n.c to a sa;..,,af::Jlluauo11 - J a,ul ,nn "7H"aiduttt tar batgto o. " Mca1111·hil(', 1/J( ' llr111 se Judi,·iary Cu111111i ll cc - was l is l c 11i1i1,; lo nddilirnwl Watcr,-:a/ c ( ' t idcnce. Tlte c ommitt ee al so lt e <1ri11,-:" request fr om lite President's Coull ci l - Jam e· SI. Clair - that /ulure /Jro cce di11gs b e op e n e d to lit e public . Tlti s f ollowi,ig lit e leak o f nn alleged Pr cs idculial tltreal - agai11sl T1t e Washi11glon Post. SI. Clair sayi11g: "Tlte~xperie11.r e lo date de111011slralcs quit e c learly - there is ,io hope that the Com millee 's rules of co11fide1itia l tty will be observed." Addi,ig that a,i o · pen h e aring - w ould allou • lite American people to "be J11lly i11formed with all material present e d." PRESIJJE T l_.J~ L\- ~• - ~ <? =f- .4 t ;..,. "t b ( r - : / 4 ~ W~~ • a ' ' " re· c o 11 1 e · rs a t i o 11 .A ,,.; 1/1 t h <' P r c s i de II t . C o II s e YI a Ii u c c o l u m ,i is t J <1 m c s Kil p <t I r i <' I.· - i II t c rt • i e ,,. ill g the Pres id e II t i II I, is O , a l Off ic P • ' M r. N i ~ ~ - \ ' i n ~ h e h a s II o in le 11 t ion of ,, e s i Kn i ng - or slcppl11' n.sid c.· -- or "n . vlhi,ig else but fiKltti,ig impeachment The Prcsidc,it goi,ig on to say - there arc "great issues" still lo be resolved - especial.,, in the area of f rJ re i g ,z p o li c y : is s 11 e s t h a I c o u l d w e l l <I c c id e - "u Ii e tit e r peace surui es, u /tether freedom sur, ives." The President saying: "I have lo be here - I intend lo be lte re . " Kilpatrick fu1•ther observing that lite President a ,, s w e re d h is q 11. e s t i o,, - w it It q tt i e t go o d h 11 m o r. For w II a t it's 1 orlh, adding that "no/ a single expletive - had to be deleted." SENATE Tile Senate today passed by voice vole - a bill I o e s I a h l is h a n off i c i a l re s id e ,i c e for hi "' h o m e v e r is Vice President. Tile hill so designating a mansion now occupied by tlie Cltief of Naval Operations - on the grounds of tile US Naval Observatory in Washington. also r 1 ersed itst;Jf today - on the ~ ~ wording" such nl y be declar 'd 1,nconslilu~l." will BELGRADE A I Be lg ra de - a me e t in g of J" g o s la i a 's n e ,u l }' conslitttled parliament; tthiclr I ••x promptl}, elected Tito of Jugoslavia - President for life. A sort of birthday present. He'll be eightJ,-liro - a, eek from Saturday. The new parliament also confirmed the appo • intment of nine men to serve as a state presidium. This - at Tito's request. To provide the nation..,, ith ttuote ~ ''collecti e leadership'' - tuhen the President for life has finally passed on. MILAN 0 n e of It a l Y 's m o s t want e d c r i m in al s - so Ilg h t for fit1e years - was finally captured today in suburban Milan. Lttciano Liggio - an American-trained mobster; for years • known as "the man without a fact!)" / s he managed to elude the authorities time after time. Now facing more than a hundred different charges of murder, attempted murder and robbery with violence. BONN The man who was Willy Brandt's last Finance Minister was elected today to sr,cceed Brandt as Chancellor of West Germany. Social Democrat Helmrlt Schmitt - winning out in the German Bundestag by more than f; ft l ' v o t e s • TH16 laou; s lale, Setnf11 L i if hi I O It i8 N ••'!:> ~~:- h i m t o s m il e.,A "T la e n _\ f"( l W ~ >' . - ~ . ',.A~~-' ■ «~ ct, CAt@ ■ c1llo1 :'s tell &Pl aieka!.JJU id ►i I Cl I J •• Jw"if'W ,,.._ g■ I I I Ad: • ~ W l lt I It• BERKELEY ~ I l l e University of California"'' Budl'l•JI. ~ c Ires Nian1t.J1 /0111. Psychologist Diana Baum rind observt.\ that today's young people - are "more self-appreciative of their own age group; and more outspoken - about the i r dis s a t is fa c t ions w it h the i r pa re n t ~ ., H 6 I I I f!I I• ti -. 111 • u , • I old • th a t pare n t s a re oft e n "e x h o rte d - to b e c om e enlightened at the knee of their teen-agers." Ba um rind contending - however, this is pure -L';.~""!£qJ'oday •s «,out• is -¥' more edtg•le11ed) ••· n:s;o oictd,nlzed -~►U,8'4::;; si?i?y 'l's ttn,e for parents - to fight back.