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Fischer Asks Game's Pay Change People Re-Elect C. Harold Earnest Your Experienced West Palm Beach Commissioner Vote Tuesday REYKJAVIK. Iceland (APi US chess wizard Bobby Fischer has informed local officials he will not play the second half of his world title match against the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky in Iceland, the president of the local chess association said yesterday. Gudmundur G. Thorannsson said the International Chess Federation should tackle the problem.

Fischer had requested a change in financial conditions for the match and was turned down by both Reykjavik and Belgrade. Yugoslavia. The two cities have been named as sites for the match. In a second telegram to Iceland Friday. Fischer said that because of "unacceptable financial terms" he refused to play in Iceland at all.

Fischer had asked in a cable to the Icelandic organizers that all money left over after the cost of the match should be divided between Spassky and himself. The organizers in Belgrade on Thursday followed the lead of their colleagues in Reykjavik by refusing altered financial conditions. These developments followed reports from Amsterdam that an agreement on financial matters had been reached by representatives of the players and the organizers. The Yugoslav organizers on Thursday cabled the chess federations of Iceland, the Soviet Union and the United States, and Dr. Max Euwe.

president of the in ternational organization, saying they would not accept any change. In Amsterdam, top officials of the International Chess Federation iFIDE conferred on Fischer's refusal to play in Iceland Secretary Hennk Slavenkoorde of the Netherlands said he could not comment on FIDE's future plans but added that he was in contact with the federation's deputy president. Rabell Mendez. in San Juan. Puerto Rico President Euwe is traveling abroad Mendez chaired the Amsterdam meeting last weekend in which Ed Edmond-son represented Fischer in signing an agreement covering all financial details of the match, a FIDE spokesman said i in rne News Powell Remains In Coma BOBBY FISCHER play for pay 1 Group Lever 5 A p4 poJ otj I I'S Frm Pni wire Service Adam Clayton Powell, the onetime King of remained in a deep coma yesterday in Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital The 63-year-old former Harlem congressman has been in critical condition in the hospital intensive care unit for a week.

His major bodily functions are being performed by a machine. Powell, who retired to Bimi-ni Islands in the Bahamas six vears ago. was hospitalized March 7 sutfenng from a hemorrhaging prostate. His condition, apparently complicated by a previous bout with cancer of the lymph system, gradually worsened Solzhenitsyn Honor Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn will receive his 1970 Nobel Prize diploma and medal at a private ceremony in his Moscow home next month Kark Ragnar Gierow. secretary of the Nobel foundation, said Friday in Stockholm, he will go to Moscow April 8 to deliver the diploma and medal to Solzhentitsyn.

Chaplin in Cement Charlie Chaplin will not attend the ceremony placing his name in the "Sidewalk of Fame'' in Hollywood when he comes to the L'nited States for the first time in 20 years to accept a special Academy Award. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, which had refused for 15 years to place Chaplin's name in the sidewalk, said the 82-year-old actor has expressed his regrets but will not be able to attend the ceremonv April 10 Feminists on JSotice Two feminists in Columbia who have retained their given surnames despite being vera splashes Easter color on Antrorf jersey married have been told by the Howard Countv Election Board that they will be disenfranchised unless they re-register using their husband's name. Daniel L. Downey, elections board chairman, has given the women, who prefer to be known as Ms. Mary Stuarr, 22 and Ms.

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