Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 24

TUCSON, SATURDAY, JULY IS, H72 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR PAGE TWO SECTION Officials Told Of Plans For Flood Area Recovery DELUXE CUSTOM QUILTED TWIN OR FULL SIZE Box Spring Mattress REG.M39" BOTH PIECES uk.i-if Tl ti iri i-i ii.ll fl2 PADDED 1 II Red Cross Sets Goal For Relief Tucson Red Cross officials have a quota o( as their part of more than 111 million the national organization It trying to raise to help victims of June floods. By Jaly 11, the cost of Red Cross assistance to the flood victims in 12 states had reached Most of that went to victims mado homeless when Tropical Storm Agnes flooded the Eastern seaboard, according to Pete I'pton, national director of operations. t'pton said the organization has helped 41,142 families, replacing clothing and household furnishing, aiding with home repairs, and providing medical expenses and temporary living quarters. In New York and Pennsylvania, more than 5,004 persons are housed In 47 shelters, Upton said. Tucson officials havo collected $10,704.

Contributions may be sent to the American Red Cross, 222 S. Cherry Ave. 'A price 1 KINGS i I QUEENS iffi Ni SAT-mS tin I AHDMOK. esq a special disaster loans, at one per cent interest with no repayment required for the first $3,000 of the loan. Carluccl gave four examples of how the program would work: On home loans, a homeowner who suffered $8,000 damage from flooding could get a loan from the Small Business Administration for the total amount He would have to pay back only $3,000 at one per cent a year.

A homeowner who suffered $20,000 damage on a home on which there is a mortgage. Because the damage exceeds more than half of the value, SBA could make a 30-year, $40,000 loan with $5,000 forgiveness. He could have $8,000 of the original mortgage unpaid. According to Carluccl, his principal and interest payments prior to the disaster were $189 per month. His monthly payments afterwards on the SBA and original loan would bo $167.

-On farm loans, a fanner suffers crop losses of $5,000, loses 10 cows worth $4,500 and has $6,000 damage to a barn for a total loss of $15,500. He can obtain loans from the Farmers Home Administration. Under present law, total repayment would be $26,349. Under to cover refinancing of liens on the damaged property being restored. The portion of the loan for refinancing could not exceed the portion that covers the damage sustained.

The first $5,000 of the $300,000 loan would be canceled and the interest would be one per cent a year up to 30 years. Carluccl also advised the communities to put up incentives for people to move out of areas prone to flooding. "And by all means take action to qualify your community for federal flood Insurance and encourage homeowners and businesses to purchase it," he said. Carluccl said federal long-term recovery efforts will be centered in regional councils in Philadelphia and New York. He said the federal government will put the relief measures into effect "rapidly and effectively.

But we will need rapid local decisions to do this. I suggest you utilize this period to instill a new spirit of team-work and cooperation Into your rebuilding effort." The officials also got a rundown on present flood relief programs available Including money available from the President's disaster relief fund, the SBA, the Federal Highway Administration, Appalachian Regional Commission, Commerce Department, Corps of Engineers, Labor Department, Housing and Urban Development Department, and the Farmers Home i HEADBOARDS BED FRAMES Regular 99 i $12.95 $39.95 Opponents Meet Choier Fox, left, who holds filming righh for the world chtts tournament in Iceland, holds a prt-dawn moot." ing w'rth U.S. champion Bobby Fiicher, loft, at Fischer's hotel Fischtr has registered a complaint that cameramen were up- sotting his game. (AP Wirephoto) Bid For Replay Denied Fischer REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer charged Friday that tournament organizers seemed to "upset and provoke me" deliberately, but an appeals committee rejected his -request to replay the chess game he forfeited to Boris Spassky. The world champion from the Soviet Union was awarded Thursday's second game in Ocean Depth The greatest known depth of the Atlantic is 30,247 feet at a point just north of Puerto Rico.

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cause he objected to three moving picture cameras in the hall. Thus Spassky, who won the first game, was 2-0 in the 24-. game series. He needs 10 more points to retain the title. A victory counts one point and a draw half a point.

Fischer said that if the for- feit ruling were reversed and all cameras were removed, he would go ahead with tho- match. This demand came deZZ spite the fact that the moviC and television rights aJJowefc- the Icelandic Chess Feder ation to offer a record purse for both players. Gumundur Thorarinsson- president of the Icelandic federation, said the cameras would be removed but thaC STORE HOURS in MMI HI WASHINGTON (AP) The Nixon administration Friday told public officials from states stricken by flooding of Tropical Storm Agnes that Congress will be asked to give speedy approval for $1.7 billon worth of emergency flood relief programs. "It is vital that this money reach you immediately," Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told about 500 mayors, county executives and community leaders from the states that suffered most from th flooding.

President Nixon invited the community leaders to Washington for a briefing on his proposal for emergency relief as well as to detail the programs available to their areas. Agnew, who toured the flood-ravaged states on orders from the President, said he saw a "bleak picture of tragedy and dislocation." He said the "destruction was appalling but the response was heartening. It's not often possible for communities to single-handedly repair the damage." He and Frank Carluccl, deputy director of the Office of Management and the Budget, outlined how the emergency relief plan will work. Legislation would provide THERE BEEN SUCH A STORE ACCTS. luassxnak DAILY 10 to 5:30 SUNDAY 12 to 5 mm Nixon's proposal, Carluccl said, it would be $16,873.

On business refinancing, a small company suffers damage. SBA could loan that amount to cover the damage and up to that much more "OKG 5 YEAR PICTURE TUBE WARRANTY mm I 1 1 100's ROLLS REDUCED to CLEAR STOCKS for MARKET ARRIVALS NEVER BEFORE HAS GRASS CARPET 6 ft. Width -Looks Feels Like Grass DUPOHTHYiOM FAMOUS TS (3 Luxury CARPET 1st Time Ever So Low in Price wW Color potfrnvn-." Spassky's game point wouldZ stay. That still left the future; of the championship in doubt. Thorarinsson said that if the match was stopped by Fis; Cher's disqualification, the or ganizers would not pay the loser's share.

This meant thai Fischer could not only lose nil chances at the title but a great sum of money. As the loser he would be en- -titled to $46,875 from the chess I federation, $45,000 from a purse of about $120,000 offered by British financier James Slater, and $27,500 from tele- -vision and movie rights. I In a seven-page letter to Lothar Schmid, the chief referee, the American said he -was told the cameras would be silent and invisible but I "nothing could have been far' ther from the facts." He previously had Schmid that although he could: not see or hear the cameras, the knowledge that they were there made him nervous. In his letter, however, he as- serted: "The bungling un knowns who claimed to be professional cameramen were clumsy, rude and deceitful. I The only thing invisible, and out of sight was the fair-' ness on the part of the orga- nizers.

"I have never compromised, on anything affecting playing conditions of the game which is my art and my pro-; ession. A "It seemed to me that the organizers deliberately tried to upset and provoke me by the way they coddled and kow- 1 towed to that camera crew. "I am keen to play this match, and I hope game two will be scheduled for Sunday July-16 at five In the after- nupotii cai am It color TV Sparkle SHRGS NON ALLIRGSNIC ln IXTRA QUALITY INSTALLED COMPLETE OVER SPONGE CUSHION INDOOR CARPET Color Choi Ihoice Wq-Yd SlllCTlOM NO PAYMENT UNTIL SEPT NO CARRYING CHARGES ON 30-60-90 DAY Hum" i fiitminnmimMmuk 1 II 1 1 m. Mm M- Sing 6 ma! HOME SERVICE YEAR PARTS noon." Fischer declared that when all the camera equipment had been removed "I wiJ be at the chessboard." A four-mar1 committee voted 3-1 to reject Fischer's request for a replay, said Gudmunder Amlaughsson, of Iceland, as- sistant referee who served onJ; the committee. Some PILOT RUNS MISCUTS Included mmu 2420 N.CAMPBELL --i -i r-.