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AUj EDITIONS The Arizona Republic 19 Electricity Russian quits; Yank takes chess lead Weather roundup play was to resume yesterday, he announced he was resigning. The second game will be played today. Scoring is on the basis of one point for a win and a half-point for a draw. The first player to obtain hV points wins the match. manding position after the 40th move in the first game of the quarterfinal elimination match.

The match will decide a challenger for the world champion, Boris Spassky of Russia. Taismanov, who had fallen behind after exerting pressure on Fischer by attacking the king side early in the game, sealed his 41st move Sunday night, signaling the adjournment But, before VANCOUVER. Canada (AP) Bobby Fischer of the United States won the opening game of his 10-game chess match against Mark Taimanov of the Soviet Union yesterday when the Russian grand master resigned without further play. The game was adjourned Sunday night with the U.S. grand master holding a com Youths attack stone stores in Phoenix, May IS, 1971 Kl 111" L.ar .1 Associated Press motorists, Brooklyn the aid of the knife victim.

A single shot from Bliss' revolver caught Simms in the heart. It was the second flareup in the same general area of Brooklyn in less than two weeks. On May 5, mobs in Brownsville ran wild for hours. SOUTHWEST SAVINGS and Loan Association PHOENIX SCOTTSDALE MESA SUN CITY TEMPE i a SEE jo HlatW nllMU N.I Civh MOON PHASES DOC New IsrQtr. Full LastQtr.

May 24 May 30 June? June 16 Sun rises today at 5:26 a.m., sell 7:23 p.m.; moon rises at 1:31 a.m., sets 1:12 p.m. ARIZONA FORECASTS Northeastern Plateau Partly cloudy and occasionally windy today and tomorrow. Continued cool today, warmer tomorrow. Highs 50-69, lows 25-40. North Central Mountains, Mogollon Rim and White Mountains Partly cloudy skies and occasionally windy today and tomorrow.

Warmer temperatures tomorrow. Highs 60-69, lows 20-39. Southeastern Valleys Clear skies today and tomorrow. Warmer temperatures tomorrow. Highs 70-89, lows 40-59.

Western Valleys Clear skies with continuing gusty winds along the Colorado River Valley today and tomorrow. Warmer temperatures tomorrow. Highs 70-89, lows 40-59. For detailed Phoenix weather forecast, call 273-7511. For stale forecast, call 275-6341.

Phoenix Rainfall Since Jan. 1 70 inches Normal this date 2.66 inches (75-year-average) 24-HOUR REPORT (To 5 p.m. Yesterday) 'Ken T. l.nA.tN mi, "S3. YAMAHA 1887 conservation to be pushed Associated Press WASHINGTON The federal government, predicting an electric power crisis in some areas this summer, announced yesterday a nationwide campaign to conserve electricity.

A report issued by the President's Office of Emergency Preparedness indicated that brownouts and blackouts are likely to occur in some areas, as they have in other recent summers. "The electric power supply situation in parts of the United States appears to be worse than last summer," the report said. Electric generating capacity is too low for adequate safety margins in most areas except the West Coast, it said, and such safety margins as do exist depend largely on new equipment that could be delayed and on old equipment prone to breakdowns. Fuel supplies appear adequate, the report said, but the generating capacity just isn't there, and breakdowns coupled with summer heat waves may overtax the system. "At th present time," said the report, "the most feasible way to avoid an emergency power situation this summer is an extensive conservation program to be exercised by the government, industry and the public during the critical summer months." It said conservation during times of peak usage is the key to avoiding major power interruptions this summer.

Brief snows fall on West Associated Press Fair and warm weather dominated most of the nation yesterday, with cooler temperatures limited to the central mountain area of the West. Cold rain, with some snow, fell in the Rocky Mountain states, but the mercury pushed into the 80s over most of the remainder of the country. Three to 4 inches of snow fell across Utah and Idaho, but most of it melted away within a few hours. Meanwhile, showers and thunderstorms began to 1 along the upper Midwest. A tornado watch was issued for portions of Iowa, extreme southeastern Nebraska, northwestern Missouri and northeastern Kansas.

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Mayor John V. Lindsay visited the trouble area in early evening. While his presence in the past has sometimes cooled slum tempers, this time the mayor was booed by about 100 bystanders and his car pounded by fists. The second largest Negro slum in the nation, Bedford -Stcyvesant was saturated with 300 to 400 police, including the riot-trained tactical patrol force, before the disorders were brought under control. Crowds took to the streets after a Bedford Styuvesant resident was shot to death by a policeman.

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