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MAIL Phoenix, June 3, 1571 0 The Arizona Republic 23 Winds up to 100 mph howl through Oklahoma 4-1 NATIONAL WlAIHtH SERVICE, Dept. ml Commm WWW'S I NOAA, V.i Before you decide CALL MAYFLOWER! police a twister destroyed his barn, garage and chicken coop and blew several windows out of his home. In Flint, a woman reported her car was turned around by a tornado, forcing it into an accident. A tornado warning was issued for St. Clair and Madison counties in southern Illinois after a funnel cloud was sighted 10 miles west of the Mississippi River city.

United Press International Winds of 100 miles per hour howled through Oklahoma yesterday, causing damage and some injuries. Tornadoes touched down in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Six persons were injured by flying glass and debris when winds overturned 25 mobile homes at Enid, Okla. The squall line generated 100 mph winds at Stillwater airport and caused flash flooding in Tulsa. Driving rain and hail caused a rash of traffic accidents in Oklahoma City and power lines were ripped, from collapsed poles in a six-county area of northwest Oklahoma, leaving many rural customers without power.

One torando touched down twice just outside Findlay, Ohio, then skipped around for about 10 miles, destroying three houses and a barn. Another twister blew roofs off several homes and farm buildings near McCutchinville, about 15 miles east of Findlay in the northwest corner of the state. FREE ESTIMATES STORAGE 47 YEARS EXPERIENCE ALL THE FACTS In Edinboro in the far northwest1 corner of Pennsylvania, trees were uprooted, power lines downed and a roof ripped off a supermarket. Several shoppers were inside at the time but none was hurt. Twisters hit briefly in Owosso, Flint and Lapeer County in southeast Michigan, causing damage but no injuries.

State Police Sgt. Weldon Forrest said the twister in Owosso broke windows at the local high school, Owosso Memorial Hospital and the state police post. A farmer near Owosso told Figarat Shew Hifh Twnptrati FREE GAR WASH batata' i.tiailali.n Nat Indlt.l..)-CbiuII local fafttmt g't rmj WITH ANY FILL-UP No Minimum Texaco Oat JIFFY CAR WASH BANKAMERICARb CHAMBERS MAYFLOWER PHOENIX 945-2661 SCOTTSDALE 254-414 1 (BRANCH) MOON PHASES Yuma 84 57 MASTER CHARGE 4405 N. 7th AVE. OPEN 14 0 5 Air Force can't decide merit of boom suits, court says Associated Press mur cMr-tnm cssst ttm mm mm am ami mm LW Quality Jetveters National Albany, N.Y.

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Little temperature "change. Highs 65-80, lows 30-45. Southeastern Valleys Variable cloudiness today and tomorrow with little tempera- ture change. Highs 85-95, lows 50-60. Western Valleys Variable high cloudiness today and tomorrow with little tempera-' ture change.

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B.C. U.S. grand master Bobby Fischer scored a 6-0 sweep of the quarter-final elimination match of the world chess championship yesterday when Soviet grand master Mark Taimanov resigned without further play. The game was adjourned Tuesday night on the 43rd move with Fischer in a wln- ning position. Leading 5-0, he needed only a draw to win the 10-game match and adv- ance to the semi-finals of the elimination series.

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Fischer, playing while against Taimanov's Sicilian defense, allowed the Russian to gain a strong pawn center. Taimanov, however, was forced to cede Fischer control of the flanks. After a half-hearted attack on the Ringside, easily rebuffed by Fischer, and anoth-' er inconclusive foray on the queenside, Talma was forced to turn the initiative over to Fischer. The U.S. player then at tacked Taimanov's center and had control of the board at adjournment.

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