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Ml I I ill ,1 1 TUCSON. FRIDAY. JULY 14. IS7J PAS SIX SECTION MA DAILY ST Care For Indigents Alcoholic Program Pleases Judge STOCK LIQUIDATION SALE SAVE 20 30 40 50 SAVE ST I SUM. P.M.

to 6 P.M. Out Of Business of Supervisors, said the hoard has selected the old l.amlnla Chi Alpha fraternity house at lllili N. Cherry Ave. Mt i the hospital "has been running smoothly." Mrs. Gross said the planned rehabilitation center will complement the county's five halfway houses.

Funds for the center will be provided by the Model Cities Drug Abuse Task Force and a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health. Hillock said. Judge Hichcy's order came following a class action lawsuit filed Sept. 29, 1070, in which two county residents said the county had denied them treatment for their aleo-b 'b-m and forced them to go elsewhere. The county was ordered to reimburse Verne Saxton S30G.83 and Mrs.

Marjorie Mundav $379.83. for use as an intermediary treatment center. The board hopes to have the center in operation by mid-August or Labor Day, Hiljock said. He said the board had instructed him and County Manager Kenneth Scharman to complete the negotiations on the fraternity house which include a five-year lease with an option to buy it for an estimated combined cost of When the center opens. Hill-fck there will be to HI beds, which will be expanded to about 50.

Mrs. lua Gross, coordinator of alcoholism and drug abuse treatment at Pima County Hospital, said the tion program for indigents at ryl i i ill (fV I I 1 I SALE COOO -OPEN SUNDAY 12 We Are Not Coins 1 2 PRICE SALE STEREO CONSOLES $1 OQOO FROM 1J7 1 YR GUARANTFE BLACK WHITE T.V. SALE AT DEALER'S COST OR BELOW ALL NEW 25" COLOR TV. DIAG CONSOLES SALE f.oJ399 BLACK WHITE T.V. CONSOLES ON SALE AT SPEEDWAY STORE ONLY LIMITED QUANTITY Tv'r fcMERSON I I (I f'ACKAl'D ij -J BE I wa ne Superior Court Judge Mary Anne Hit hey said esterday she is "veiy pleased" with the progress the county has made in implementing a program designed to provide minimum medical treatment to indigent chronic alcoholics.

"It apKars that the program has Parted and is planning for the future," Kichey said at the end of a review hearing on the progress the county has made. She set (let. 30 as the dale for the next iiieetiir; rcviA her March 2 court order requiring the county to prowdc treatment to indigents for chronic alcoholism and setting up an alcoholic rehabilitation center. Hubert Hillock, attorney for SPECIAL Complete Check-up Service on Your Auto AIR CONDITIONING $O50 Only JOHNSON'S AUTO REPAIR 1 I2T Mtrrnnn "Itnn't rit il fix il" COLOR CONSOLES SALE snoooo PACKARD BEU fMfRSOM PORTABLE COLOR T.V.'S SALE nn FROM I PACKARD BEU A FMERSON 10" LJ diog. COLOR CONSOLES automatic 4 Kincr 349.

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Commercial Fertilizers. Insecticides. Plan Foods, CUS TOM PUNTING MIXES Relaxed In Limelight Five-year-old Oscar ds la Funi doesn'i seem to mind being th ctnfer of attsntion at goes down the boards during simultaneous chess matches with 10 opponents in Granada, Spain. He lost two games, won one and tied seven. That's a better record than Fischer has.

AP Wirephoto) No Candidates Have Filed For Three County Posts No candidates had filed for three of the 19 county offices when the Flection Bureau closed last night, but political aspirants have until 5 p.m. today to file at the bureau office on the first floor of the I'ima County administration building. Superior Court Judge Division 8 and Board of Supervisors District 2 and 3 do not have contestants running from either party. Candidates from only one party have filed for 13 offices. Filings are expected to be heavy today because many announced candidates have not submitted their petitions formally, Mrs.

Jeanne Adams, bureau office supervisor, said. The supervisor's scat in District 5 is the most sought after post to date. Four Republicans and one Democrat are running. HOLMES MOBILE T.V. SALES Irked By Second WORLD CHESS fISCHtt 3708 NO.

ORACLE RD. PH. 8S7-4722 LOCATIONS COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT KM i 1 Camera, Game CHAMPIONSHIP HUcl! iWhiiti telephone calls back and forth between the Sports Palace and Fischer's hotel. Spassky, who left the stage at times, emerged from behind the curtains after Schmid's announcement, bowed to the crowd and left. Richard Stein, lawyer for-American promoter Chester Fox.

said "we did everything we could" to appease Fischer. Stein emphasized that Fox could not comply with Fis- -cher's demand because "the whole financial structure of the match depends on it." Stein said he had been up niiiht with Fischer's second," the Rev. William Lonibardv." and Cramer, trying to settle the question. The cameras had been officially sanctioned. Under Rule 21, the taking of pictures dur-" ing the match by official pho- tographers is allowed as long cameras are "neither vis-.

ible nor audible." Jr. SPISSRT Hopeless SituUtion Here is the final positioning at the end of the first game of the 24-game match between world chess champion Boris Spassky, of the Soviet Union, and American champion Bobby Fischer. Fischer resigned at this point. (AP Diagram) fM tfrd HOME 0 ij37 Fischer Balks At REYKJAVIK. Iceland (AP Bobby Fischer forfeited Thursday's chess game with world champion Boris Spassky.

He stayed in his hotel room, sulking because of mov ie cameras in Hit? playing hall. His balk for the second in a 24-game schedule left the score 2 to 0 in the Russian's favor. This gave Spassky a powerful psychological advantage over Fischer, who has never beaten the champion. Fischer knew before he came to Iceland to play for the world title that the match would be filmed. And Chester Fox, the promoter who owns the three cameras, said they were out of Fischer's sight and hearing.

"lie said just knowing they were there hninered him." Fox said. All attempts to get Fischer to the chess table where hr lost the first game to Spassky on Wednesday proved futile. The future of the match, chief referee Lothar Schmid said, now depends on whether Fischer persists in his walkout. Schmid said the International Chess Scderation could intervene and disqualify the American challenger, allowing the Soviet Union to keep the world title it has held for 24 years. But at the end of the day, Schmid said there would be a game on Sunday as scheduled.

The row over the cameras began early Thursday when Fischer said he couldn't play-alongside them in the 2.500-scat Sports Palace. Fox, whose purchase of television and film lights for the match allowed the Icelandic chess federation to offer a record $125,000 in prize money, said the cameras had to stay. In an attempt at compromise, Fox's lawyer Richard Stein sent Fischer a letter at 5 a.m. appealing to him to at least talk about the problem. "As a folk hero of the Amer- Former Tucsonan Set To Appear At Parole Board FLORENCE (AP) The official photographer at the Arizona State Prison is scheduled to appear Monday for a hearing on his application for commutation of a life sentence for murder, parole hoard records show.

Dr. George "Doc" Teger-dine entered the prison in 1965 after he was convicted of the shotgun slaying of Wilbur Hanson, 45, a Tucson auto mechanic. Tegerdine, a former Tucson chiropractor and father of four, has been on photo as-sipment at the prison, recording the activities and events there since 1966, prison officials said. The textile and 'apparel industries use more than eight million tons of coal in one nor-pul yfsr. icans, you must permit millions of Americans to share this experience with you in their homes, for the benefit of chess and for the benefit of the rest of the world." Stein's letter said.

Ten minutes before the match was to begin, Fred Cramer, a U.S. Chess Federation official, called the match organizers to say Fischer wasn't coming. Spassky entered the hall on time and took his place at the table. At game time Schmid started Fischer's clock as the rules required. Spassky looked perplexed.

At the end of an hour. Schmid announced to an angry crowd: "Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Fischer did not appear in the playing hall. According to Tvulc No. 5.

if a player is more than one hour late he loses the game by forfeit." During the hour there were 1 Before you buy any mobile home, remember to check the thickness of the insulation in the walls. Insulation dictates how much work your air conditioner or furnace will have to do. The less they work, the smaller your power bill. 2 Be color wise. Even if that dark red mobile home looks dashing to you, don't let it lure you into an unwise buy.

Dark colors absorb heatmore rapidly than light ones, and can increase air conditioning or evaporative cooler costs. 3 When you select your site, place the coach-so it has a north-south exposure. If you face it so it's broadside to east-west, you'll have the sun beating down on your coach all day. If you have air conditioning, this can drastically increase your cooling costs. It will also lessen the efficiency of an evaporative cooler.

4 Skirting around the coach will prevent air from circulating underneath your home. That's a big help, summer or winter. It saves on both your healing and cooling bills. Tucson dealers have some beautiful mobile homes from which to choose. Happy shopping to you! Huachuca City Urged To Remove Speed Trap SIERRA VISTA (AP) County Ally.

Richard Riley urged Huachuca City Thursday to clean up a speed trap which he called "a scandal to law enforcement agencies in Cochise County for several years." Riley made the first official acknowledgement of the trap in a letter to Justice of the Peace Jimmie V. Judd. Many motorists are stopped when they exceed the SO mile-, an-hour speed limit on State Highway 5)0 through the town, en route to and from Ft. Huachuca. Riley said he could "sympathize with the financial plight the city" but could not condone operation of the Lrap.

"A speed trap reflects adversely on all police agencies and makes it difficult for them to carry out their assigned mis-" sions," he said. Riley said he has received numerous complaints, but has no power to do anything but complain. "This letter is written with the hope that it might have a beneficial effect on the city fathers of Huachuca. City," wrote. Riley wrote Judd asking dismissal of a charge of as.

with a deadly weapon filed July 2 against Patrolman KoV. Learner. Mrs. Fred Gilbert of Huachuca City claim. vine threatened them, and put his hand on his pistol when Hi went, to the police department to complain about a tickel.

Learner was released to the custody of the police ht Energy is your servant. Use it wisely..