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A Thursday, July 13. 1972 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Nixon Wooing mr 1 a Tr-v nr mm mrm a fm. I I f. ftf mm. a it( 1 TTtfri M-r 'fcvj Sett ffi The Disgruntled some features that have been carried by the News.

The sale was announced to the 600 News employees and 1800 Star employees Wednesday morning, but it was not announced to the general public until late editions of both papers hit the streets Wednesday afternoon. The statement said the News had operated at a loss for more tban three years and the Star for more than two years. The Star has a daily circulation of 302,000 and the News has a dally circulation Of 209,000. The statement said the Star will continue to carry Bernstein Markland Shockley His Course congressman said he would talk to his former House colleagues where he has already observed "all shades of disenchantment with McGovern." Love said he would contact friends among the, governors. Love said that among the governors he has already talked with, "a large percentage are frightened and concerned about what McGovern has said here." PRIOR TO their arrival, the Committee for the Reelection of the President sent several campaign assistants to monitor the convention's activities and operations as well as begin work for the Republican National Convention next month.

White House special assistant William Tim-mons, in charge of congressional liaison, was MIAMI BEACH (UPI) President Nixon sent two top Republicans to the Democratic convention Wednesday to seek support among Democrats refusing to back the presidential candidacy of Sen. George S. McGovern. Interior Secretary Rogers C. B.

Morton and Gov. John Love of Colorado, who are serving as stand-In campaigners for the President, said they planned to. meet with Democrats disenchanted with their party and McGovern 's 1 1 positions on the Issues. Calling "a very beatable" candidate, Morton said organized labor, supporters of Gov. George Wallace of Alabama, and established political leaders were "obvious areas" where Mr.

Nixon could pick up Democratic support. "We've got a very fertile field here," he said. Morton described the convention as "one of the most divided ones In my political memory" and said he planned to report his findings to the President The former Maryland! One Sour Note Finishes It The Country Caravan, a country and western musical group at the Maryland House of Correction in Baltimore, won't go on the road any more. Warden Ralph Williams said that further outside appearances by the group have been suspended. The reason: Eugene Stilling, a 25-year-old inmate serving eight years for breaking and entering and grand larceny, escaped as 12 musicians were entering WBAL-TV to tape a which will be honored, but as in the case of the disappearance of any business, some of this is in the laps of the gods." Asked what he would do, Hollander said "I think I'll go lie in the sun for a few days at Bethany Beach (Del.) and then think about it.

"I'm very sad. I'm sad for the people who work here and for the people who have worked here. In a statement, the News said, "the name and certain of its assets were sold to the Star for a price not disclosed. The Evening Star will publish under a new masthead, "Evening Star-Dally News." It will be delivered to home subscribers Thursday." Jack Howard, president and general manager of Scripps-Howard Newspapers, which owned the News, said, "We have explored for several years every possible way of solving the problem, but regretfully we have no alternative." Executives of both newspapers noted that "if present trends had been permitted to continue, either the News or the Star or both would have been forced to suspend publication, ultimately leading to a completely monopoly in Washington by the Washington Post and the general newspaper field." WASHINGTON (UPI) The tabloid Washington Daily News ceased publication after 51 years Wednesday and was sold to the Washington Evening Star for an undisclosed price, executives of the two newspapers announced. The sale left New York City as the only city in the country witih more than two Independently owned newspapers.

The newspapers, both published in the afternoon, said the sale was necessary "because it is now impossible for three independent newspapers to operate in the Washington-District of Columbia metropolitan area." Editor Richard Hollander made the announcement in the Daily News city room. "The reaction was shock," a spokesman said. "Hollander bent over and kissed a longtime woman employee of the paper. The staff began calling home to break the news to their families and a lot of us started looking for jobs." Asked what could happen to the current employees, Hollander, Who has been with the newspaper since 1929, said, "These things will have to be worked out. There are contractual agreements Blacklisted Nobel laureate William Shockley, a Stanford physicist, was to teach an undergraduate course In genetics and Intelligence but academic credit has now been withdrawn from the course.

He was Informed by official letter that some People t'AJSl' '-of. 'ZA professors "questioned your competence" to teach in this particular area. Shockley has been criticized and his classes dis among them. Morton said that of all the conventions he has attended "this one has had far less influence from the establishment political leaders" which suggests that "the traditional lines of party structure are far less defined" whithln the Democratic Party. Retires rupted for his belief that blacks are less intelligent than whites because of genetic factors.

Sabbatical Cartoonist Jack Knox has retired after 40 years with the Nashville (Tenn.) Banner, but plans to continue work on a book of drawings called Here's How Spassky Gained Chess Victory REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) The 56 moves in the first game of the world chess championship match between Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and challenger Bobby Fischer of the United State: Spassky (W) 47. B-K3 48. K-KT4 49. K-KT5 50. K-B5 51.

B-B2 52. KXP 53. K-B5 54. KXP 55. K-Q5 56.

K-Q6 Fischer (B) K-B3 K-K4 K-Q4 P-R4 P-KT4 K-B5 K-KT5 KXP K-KT4 RESIGNS In British- (Symbols: American usage, each move Fischer (B) KT-KB3 P-K3 P-Q4 KB-QKT5 O-O P-QB4 KT-QB3 B-QR4 PXP (QB5) B-QKT3 QXQ BXP (QB4) B-K2 B-Q2 Spassky (Wj 1. P-Q4 2. P-QB4 3. KT-KB3 4. KT-QB3 5.

P-K3 6. B-Q3 7. O-O 8. P-QR3 9. KT-K2 10.

BXP(QB4) 11. PXP(QB5) 12. RXQ 13. P-QKT4 14. B-KT2 15.

QR-QB1 KR-Q1 16. KT(K2)-Q4 KTXKT In a chess match is recorded using letters for each chess piece and numbers for each square on the board. The squares are numbered along the columns and named for the piece Initially sitting at the first square on the file. For example, the third square In front of the rook on the side of the king Is numbered: KR3, or King's Rook 3. The letters and their corresponding pieces are: king; queen; bishop; KT -knight; rook; pawn.

An between letters indicates the first piece captured the second. O-O Indicates castling. "CH" Indicates "check" or that the king is threatened with capture.) 17. KTXKT B-R5 18. B-QKT3 (R5) XB 19.

KTXB(QKT3) RXR (Ch) R-QB1 For Bernstein Conductor Leonard Bernstein, who composed the "Mass" for the opening of the Kennedy Center of the Performing Arts in Washington, D. plans a year sabbatical with no public performances. Bernstein, announcing his decision in New York, said during the period September, 1973 through July, 1974 he will devote "undivided attention to writing music." Before departing he will perform at Tanglewood July 22, the opening of the Metropolitan Opera season in September and five weeks of' Philharmonic concerts next February. Teacher Corps Chief Stcorn In U. S.

education commissioner Sidney P. Marland Jr. swore in Mrs. Louise R. White, 41, as director of the Teacher Corps.

Mrs. White, who has worked as a teacher in Hot Springs, and Los Angeles, will direct a $37 million-a-year program for training teachers of disadvantaged children. The corps will have 2680 teacher interns teaching in 127 local school districts and attending 78 colleges by the beginning ot the next school year. Getting Away From It All Roger McAfee, the Fresno, pro-Communist farmer who posted Angela Davis' $100,000 bail, has been harassed, threatened, fired upon and nine of his cattle poisoned, a member of his co-operative dairy farm says. He wanted to get away from it all so with his five sons McAfee left for a camping trip in the Sierras.

"He wanted to take off he deserves a res said co-operative member Jeanne Lawson. Gilligan Given 24 New Bills A First 20. RXR 21. K-Bl 22. K-K2 23.

R-QB1 24. BXR 25. KT-R5 26. K-Q3 27. KT-B4 28.

KKTXKT 29. P-KT5 30. P-KT3 31. K-K2 32. K-B3 33.

K-KT2 34. PXP 35. KXB 36. P-QR4 37. B-R3 38.

B-B5 39. P.QKT6 40. K-R4 41. PXP 42. K-R5 43.

B-K3 44. B-B2 45. B-R4 46. B-KT5 K-Bl KT-K5 RXR P-KB3 KT-Q3 B-Ql B-B2 BXKT BXP (KR7) P-KR4 P-KR5 K-K2 PXP BXP K-Q3 K-Q4 K-K5 P-R3 P-B4 P-B5 KXP K-B4 K-K5 K-B4 P-K4 P-K5 i 1 1 jr JWf its, 1, iiZ: Jrift sr? IV fAf2 Richard Woo, 23, has become the first permanent Chinese-American sheriff's deputy of San Francisco County. "The Chinese came to San Francisco over 100 years ago," the new deputy said in San Francisco.

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There were 18 House measures and six Senate bills, including the much-debated bill creating an Environmental Protection Agency which Gilligan listed as his administration's top legislative priority. One bill was introduced in the abbreviated House session. Rep. Alan Norris (R-Westerville), proposed the registrar of motor vehicles be required to issue color photo identification cards to persons not holding an Ohio driver's license. The fee would be $5 same as adrlver's license and cards could be issued to anyone over age 18 who applies.

Rep. Donna Pope (R-Par-ma), offered a constitutional resolution which would require a majority of voters in any political subdivision to approve low-cost housing projects initiated in the subdivision. Both houses adjourned until another skeleton ses-sion scheduled Tuesday, August 15, at 10 a. m. Plans call for the House and Senate to continue to hold skeleton sessions about a month apart until another full legislative session after the November election.

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