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i us i imi VC. SUNDAY, JULY I. I 'WO B15 LOS ANGELES COUNTY 41 HtfiTiW iniUJinivi.ii i By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER CHESS INCI.UOliS WIOHIYUSI JUB AlbU INltUUk1) MASKING 1 5 YEAR LABOR FARMLAND: A Way of Life Withers in Antelope Valley lULNCHINC. BIASIING. IWCIIINO SI'DAY fLXfUlilNG MATERIAL WARRANTY IHVIROHMINIAltr CAll FOR FREE ESTIMATE SAFE MATERIALS NO HIGH PRESSURE PURATEX COATINGS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL WE CARRY EVERYTHING TO INSTALL, REPLACE OR, REPAIR CENTRAL COOLING HEATING SYSTEMS Angeles County Farm Durcau.

1 le farmed in the valley for more than 38 years until retiring recently. The 62-year-old Alesso sold 6-10 acres for about $3,000 an acre in late 1988, land he said he bought for about $155 an acre in the mid- 1950s. Unlike the others, though, Alcsso's buyer plans to use the land to test the application of sewage sludge as a farm fertilizer. For all the grumbling by farmers and complaints about urbanization changing the valley, though, no measures to conserve the area's farmland are being discussed or proposed. Mork, the county agriculture inspector who came to the Antelope Valley in 1976, recalled farmers' reactions when county planners about that time suggested limiting the conversion of farmland.

"We'd be in favor of it, and the growers would be against it," Mork said. "They didn't want to be preserved," Mork said, referring to the farmers. "They figured they're going to farm here as long as it's profitable and, when it's not, adios." Continued from BM speculation in the 1960s and '70s spurred by the city of Angeles' still-delayed plans to build a major airport in Palmdale. Lincoln, for example, last year paid about $5.2 million, or $12,000 an acre, to acquire a 400-nct'C farm at the eastern edge of Lancaster that had been cultivated for decades. Although the land continues to be farmed, Lincoln hopes to build a nearly community there.

Likewise, a company owned by the family of the late Walt Disney, North Hollywood-based Retlaw Enterprises, was close to selling its 580-acre Antelope Valley farm before the deal failed late last week, officials said. The reported price was close to $10 million, or about $16,000 an acre. Such prices are enough to turn the head of even the most committed farmer. "When I moved out here, 1 intended to farm until I died and my kids took over for me. But my kids figured there's got to be an easier way to make a living," said John Alesso, president of the Los TECHNICAL ADVICE, DESIGN LAYOUT YOU DO PART, WE DO THE REST COMPLETE SHEET METAL SHOP SERVICE ALL MAJOR BRANDS COMM LEASING AVAILABLE 100 FINANCING O.A.C.

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then A Qhli Kgfl Ro8 mate INTERNATIONAL NEWS The first of two Women's Interzonals is under way in Azov, a small city about 600 miles south of Moscow. After 1 1 of 17 rounds, Peng Zhaoquin of China leads with 8V4-2V4, a point ahead of Elis-ka Klimova of Czechoslovakia. Sharon Burtman of Massachusetts is in last place, with 1V4-9V4. Gina Feingold, the former American who now plays for Belgium, has The second Women's Interzonal begins today in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The U.S.

representatives are WGM Anna Akhsharumova of Massachusetts and 1989 U.S. Women's champion Alexey Root of Los Angeles. The Men's Interzonal began Thursday in Baguio City in the Philippines. LOCAL NEWS The Pacific Southwest Open, the area's largest summer tournament, will be held July 6-8 at the LAX Marriott Hotel, 5855 W. Century Blvd.

in Los Angeles. Because July 4th falls on a Wednesday, the sponsoring Santa Monica Bay Chess Club could not follow its traditional three-day weekend schedule. Instead, they have planned an 8 p.m. game Friday, three rounds on Saturday, and two on Sunday. Entrants may request one or two half-point byes in the first four rounds.

For all of the details, call Ben Nethercot at (213) 455-1704. The Southern California Chess Federation (SCCF) conducted the SCCF Candidates tournament last weekend at the LAX Marriott Hotel. The SCCF invited the winners of county championships and other high-rated local players to compete for four spots in the upcoming state championship. Matthew Beelby and Paul Koploy secured their spots with 4-1 scores. Next, at 3V5-1V5, were Charles Van Buskirk, Mark Duckworth, Burt Izumikawa, Jim Maki, and Alan Pollard.

On tiebreak. Van Buskirk and Duckworth qualify for the state championship. Gym for the Mind defeated the Santa Monica Bay Chess Club, 7-5, in a double-round team match Sunday in Topan-ga. Gym for the Mind, the unique combination of gym and chess club at 1 942 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd.

in Topanga, will host another team match against the Hughes Chess Club on July 15. There is a $2 charge for spectators. For more information, call Dec Cuerdon or David Es-ser at (818) 710-8042. A new chess club meets 1 p.m. Fridays in the La Verne Community Center, 3680 St.

in La Verne. The club offers rated tournaments, a club ladder tournament, casual play, and instruction for novices. Dues are $5 per year. For information, call Ray Sollars at (714) 596-9881. The LA Hungarians, a chess team representing United Magyar House, 1975 W.

Washington Blvd. in Los Angeles, would like to challenge other clubs to team matches. If your club is interested, call Steve Hideg at (213) 469-4855. TODAY'S GAMES GM Seirawan (U.S.A.) GM Karpov (U.S.S.R.), Haninge 1990: 1 c4 e5 2 g3 g6 3 d4l? Introduced in Larson Ghcorghiu. Monti; Cnrlo 19G8, which continued 3 rxd'l 'I Qx(M NfG Nc3 NcG Qe3 Nd!) Ncl5 8 cxd5 Nb8 9 dG cxdG IO Nh3.

Willi odgo to White Later Larson mcnnimnrirtcd A QIC nnd 6 Qe7 d6 Another Larson suggestion 4 dxe5 dxe5 5 Qxd8 Kxd8 6 Nc3 c6 7 f4 Be6 Expecting 8 pA Nd 8 Nf3l As 8 oxl4 9 Bxl4 BxcA? 10 Ne5 BeG 1 1 111 SPA GAZEBO $2995 Seats 4 To 6 People a i i i WLuunyt; jeai iui v-uuiiuri 7' Redwood Gazebo with LAW: Licenses Can Be Seized Nxl 8x1 2 drops the exchange Bxc4 Perhaps 8 Nd il Nrj5 Bxc4 10 b3 IK! and 10 e'l Bxf 1 are playable Of coiiise, i) 1)3 hG 10 Bb2 gets small plus 9 Bh3t Seirawan wants the initiative. Black would not mind 9 Nxo5 BnG f5 Unsatisfactory is (G 10 fxnb (5, because 1 1 Bgb-f and Inter e2 o4 smashes open the center 10 b3l White keeps pounding the cx-world champion Not so convincing is 10 Nxe5i BeG II o4 No Bb4 Black must avoid 10 BeG' I I Kd7 (ll Ko 12 Bn3) 12 Bb2 BdG 130-0 0 11 Bb2 Bd5 Hoping to control e'l after 12 0-00 Bxc3 13 Bxc3 Ko" 14 Dxe5 NfG 12 e4! Planning 12 Bxol 13 0-0-0 and 12 Bxc3 13 Bxc3 Bxe4 14 Bxo5 Bxf3 15 0 0 fxe4 13 0-0-0 Bxc3 14 Bxc3 exf3 Karpov cedes the exchange for slim drawing chances His development is too backward to survive 14 NIG 15 Ng5! Ko7 16 fxe5 NhD le6or 14 Ke 15Nxe5Nf6 16 gl Rd8 17g5Nfd7 18Bb4Ke8 15 Bxe5 Nd7 16 Bxh8 No7 17 As Yasser points out, 17 Rhell is decisive. After 17 Nfb 18 g4 Nh4 19 Bd4, Black is helpless And 17 .12 18 Re2! Bf3 19 BfG Kc7 20 Rxd Kxd7 21 Rxl2. leaves White a piece up Nf5 18 Bd4 h5 19 g4 hxg4 20 Bxg4 Nh4 21 Bf2 Ng2 22 Bg1 Nh4 Easier for White is 22 Nxf4 23 Bx(3 Bxf3 24 Rxf3 Nd5 (or 24 Ne225 Kc2 Nxgl 26 RI8) 25 Rf Kc7 26 Rg7. 23 h3 Kc7 24 Bh2 Nf6 25 f5 Creating a passer The rest is anticlimactic.

Kb6 26 fxg6 Nxg4 27 hxg4 Rg8 28 Rd4 o5 29 g5Nxg6 30Kd2Rf8 31 Bg1 Ka6 32 Bf2 Rf5 33 Rg4 Ne5 34 Rg3 Ng6 35 Rh1 White will break Black's blockade on g6 by Rh 1 -h6 Re5 36 Re1 Rf 5, and Black tost on time. Seirawan's score against Karpov is 2-4, with many draws Van Buskirk Izumikawa, SCCF Candidates Tournament, Los Angeles 1 990: 1 d4 Nf 6 2 c4 c5 3 d5 b5 The Ben-ko Gambit 4 cxbS a6 5 Nc3 axbB 6 e4 A sharp counterattacking system. Instead, 6 Nxb5 BaG Nc3 g6 leads to normal lines of the Benko. b4 7 Nb5 d6 8 Nf3 White sometimes tries 8 Bf4 9 Bxg5 Nxe4 10 Bf4. Nbd7 Perhaps 8 g6 holds.

Too risky is 8. 9 Bc4. For example, 9 gG loses at least the exchange to 10 Qe2 NfG 11 Bf4 RaG 12 Nxd6! Rxd6 13 Bb5. 9 Bf4 Ng47! Desperately trying to restrain c4-e5. Certainly not 9 Nxe4? 10 Qe2 15 1 1 Ng5! Nxg5? 12 Nxd6 mate, but 9 Nh5 10 Be3 g6 may hang on.

10 Rc1 Qb611 Bc4g6 Too slow, but 11 Ra5 12 Qe2 Ba6 13 Nc7 Qxc7 14 Bxa6 isn't much better. 12 h3 Nge5 13 Bxe5 Nxe5 14 NxeB dxe5 15 d6l Threatening both 15 Nc7 and 15 Qd5. exd6 16 Qd5 Qb7 Only 16 Ra7 17 Nxa7 Qxa7 resists 17Nxd6Bxd6 18Qxd6Qb8ll 18 Qxe4 19 Kfl Bd7, one good method is 20 Bd5 Qd4 2 1 Re 1 Kd8 22 Rxe5. 19 Bb5I Black's Queen is overworked. Qxb5 20 Qxe5 Kd7 21 Rxc5 Foreseeing 2 1 Qb8 22 Qxh8 and 2 1 QbG 22 Rd5 Kc6 23 Rd6.

Qxc5 22 Qxc5 Bo6 23 Qd4 Ke6 24 Qd5 Ke7 25 Qe5 Kd7 26 f3. Black Resigns. Pennucci Ruiz, Gym for the Mind vs. SMBCC Match, Topanga 1990: 1 e4 b6 Sometimes called Owen's Defense. 2 d4 Bb7 3 Nc3 e6 4 a3 Nf6 5 Bd3 c5 Black must chip away at White's centor.

Instead, 5 d5! 6 e5 is good for White. 6dxc5 bxc5 7 Nf3 Nc6 After 7 c4? 8 Bxc4 Nxe4 9 Nxe4 Bxe4 10 0-0, White has a great lead in development. 8 e51 Nd5 Also 8. Ng4 9 Bf4 favors. White.

9 No4 Aiming at the hole on d6. Qc7 10 c4 Nb6 1 1 Bf4 Inviting 11. f5 1 2 Nd6 Bxd6 13 exdG, when Black has little counterplay. Nd4 12 Nxd4 cxd4 13 Rc1 51? 14 Qh57! Simply MNd6Bxd6 I5exd6 0c6 16 f3 seems most offective. g6 15 Nf6 Kf7 16 Qh4 Bg7 A deceptive position! White's "powerful'' Knight at fG lacks a retreat, and thus becomes a target.

17 0-0 Not 1 Nxh7? Kg8. h6 18 Rfe1 Qd8 19 Bg3 Threatening 20 Qxd4. d6l 20 Bxf5! gxf5 Forced, as 20 exf5? 21 e6 Kf8 22 e. 20 dxe5? 21 Bxg6! Kxg6 22 Qh5Kxf6 23 Bh4mate, and 20 BxfG? 2 1 BxeG! KxeG 22 exf6 Kd 23 Re7 Kc8 24 cDi win for White 21 Qh5 Kf8 22 Qg67 Best is the unclear 22 Bh4 Qc7 23 exdG QI7 d57? Black gets the advantage with 22 Qe 23 Bh4 Qf 23 Bh4 Qe7 A clover swindling try, as neither 23 Qb8 24 c5 nor 23 Qc7 24 cxd5 Qf7 25 Qxf Kxf7 26 Rc7 saves Black 24Nh7 Rxh7 25 Bxe7 Kxe7 26 Qxh777 Falling for it With 26 g4! Rah8 27 gxf5, White wins easily Kf7 Trapping White's Queen. 27 cxd5 Nxd5 28 g4 Rh8 29 Qxh8 Bxh8 30 gxf5 White still has the edge, but Black has hope d3 31 Rc5 exf5 32 Rd1 BxeS 33 Rxd3 Ko6 34 Rh3 Bf4 35 Rb3 Ba677 Putting an end to a flawed, but exciting, struggle By 35 Nb6 36 Ra5 Bd5 (36 Bb8? 37 Rh3) 37 Rh3 Nc4, Black can make White work for the win.

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