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B18 SUNDAY. JUNE .1. I'WO OC LOS ANGELES TIMI-S CHESS By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER Huntington Beach Council May Use Bed Tax to Offset Bond Costs front owners to lease Zack's concession stand, located on the beach across from the development, for the next 10 years. The 45-acre hotel project at Pacific Coast Highway and Beach Boulevard, which also will include 800 condominiums, restaurants and shops, calls for a walkway to connect the facilites with the beach, so owners want to tie the snack shop into the development. 6 5iDJDiJ I SmP jtwl 8mJ fcwj 3 am DaHH 2FO 1 abcdefgh Ross-Dove Company The First Multi-Site Satellite Computer Auction Ever! Consulting to SUN MICROSYSTEMS, INC June 3, 1990 Position 6065: White to play and win.

From the game Murugan Ardiansyah, Dubai 1990. Solution to Position 5064: White wins by 1 Bg6 Kxe6 2 Re1 Kf6 (or 2 Be5 3 Rxe5 Kf6 4 Ne4 matel 3 Ne4 Ke6 (3 Ke7 4 Qxg7 Ke6 5 Nc3 mates) 4 No5 Kf6 5 Nxd7 Rxd7 6BI5. 1(4. Kd5. then 5 Bf7! Qxf7 6 Qe4 forces mate.

By JOHN PENNER HUNTINGTON BEACH-The City Council will consider a plan Monday that may help defray the cost of a $20-million bond for which the city is obligated to help pay for a sprawling seaside redevelopment resort project. City planners have proposed that the city hire a consultant to study how much bed-tax revenue can be raised at four hotels planned at the ongoing Waterfront project to help repay such a bond. A 10 tax is charged on all hotel and motel rooms in the city, of which 6 goes into the Redevelopment Agency fund. Under the Waterfront proposal, the redevelopment portion of the tax would go toward repaying the bond. The proposed method of payment "is rather unusual," Deputy City Administrator Robert Franz said.

But city officials favor it as a way of trimming the amount of money the agency will have to pay from tax-increment revenues to repay the bond. The bed-tax study, which would take a month or two to complete, would determine how much the agency could save on the bond, Franz said. Council members will also consider a plan to enable the Water Qe6. Nc57 Tempting, but Black should settle for 17 NI8. 18dxc5IThis sac earned Wittenberg the brilliancy prize.

Qxd3 19 Rxe7 Kf8 20 Rf7 Ko8 21 Rxf6 Threatening 22 B(4, 23 Re1, and 24 Rd6. Rf8 After 21 22 Bc2 Ke7 23 Rxg6 Be6 24 Bxh6 Rag8 25 Bg5, White's active pieces compensate lor the loss of the Queen. 22 Rxf8 Kxf8 23 Bxh6 Ka7 24 Bg5 Kf8 26 Bh6 Ke7 26 Bg57 A slip. Kf8 27 Bh6 Ke7? Black should claim a draw by three-time repetition. 28 Re11 The right way to.

finish the King hunt. Kf6 29 Ne4 Kf6 After 29 Ke7 30 cxb6, White threatens 31 Nc5. A possibility is 30 Qb5 31 Nc5 Kf6 (31 Kd6 32 Bf8 mate) 32 b7! Bxb7 33 Nd7 Kf5 34 Bc2 Kg4 35 Nf6 Kh4 36 Re4 mate. 30 13 Threatening 31 g4 Ke5 32 Nf2. g6 31 Bf7l Denying Black g6.

Ba6 32 Bg7l Intending 33 Ng3 Kf4 34 Be5 mate. Kf4 33 g3 Kf5 Or 33 Kxf3 34 Bh5 g4 35 Ng5 mate. 34 Nd6 Qxd6 35 cxd6. Black Resigns. S.

Rubin Lindholm, Memorial Day Classic, Santa Monica 1990: 1 64 e5 2 d4 exd4 3 c3 dxc3 4 Nxc3 Nc6 5 Nf3 Reaching a position from the Goring Gambit. Nf67l Risky. Usual is 5 6Bc4d6 7 0-0 Bxc3 8 bxc3 Nf6. 6 a5 Ng4 7 Bc4l? Not clear is 7 h3 Ngxe5 8 Nxe5 Nxe5 9 Qe2 Qe7 10 Nd5 Qd6, but now White threatens 8 h3. Be7 If 7 d6.

White keeps compensation with 8 Bg5 Be7 9 Bxe7 Qxe7 10 Nd5. 8 Qe2 The forcing 8 Qd5 0-0 9 h3 Nh6 10 Bxh6 gxh6 appears fine for Black. And 8 Qd5 0-0 9 d6 10 e6? is refuted by 10 Bxe6! 11 Bxe6 Nf6. d6 9exd6 Qxd67l Black gets into trouble by trying to keep his pawn structure intact. 10 NbB Qb47 Correct is 10 Qd8 1 1 Bf4 0-0.

11 Bd2 Qxb2 12 Nxc7 Kf8 As 12 Kd8 13 0-0 Kxc7? 14 Bf4 costs Black his Queen. 13 0-0 Rb8 14 Rfel Qf6? Black must try 14. Bf5, when 15 Nh4 Bd7 and 15 Ng5 Nge5 hang on. 15 Radl Threatening 16 Bg5. Qd6 0r 15 h6 16 Bc3! Qxc3 17 Qxe7! Nxe7 18 Rd8 mate.

16 Bf4l Again, White plans 16 Qxf4 17 Qxe7! Nxe7 18 Rd8 mate. Qc5 17 Bd6 Qxf2 18 Qxf2 Nxf2 19 Bxe7, Black Resigns. Bidding will be simultaneous from Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, with live coverage from Silicon Valley. Over 1,000 New Refurbished Sun Workstations! Sun-41 10 Color Workstations, 16MBMcmory SPARCstation 1 Systems Sun-380 Color or Monochrome Systems Sun-350 Desktop Systems Sun386i UNIXDOS Workstations Total Sunsupport! All new refurbished systems fully warranted. THURSDAY, JUNE 21st at 10am, PST WESTIN BONAVENTURE, SAN DIEGO BALLROOM 404 S.

FIGUEROA, LOS ANGELES, CA Preview, Wednesday, June 20th Each satellite location will hold an equipment prevjew from 9am-5pm, local time. Call For A Free Brochure 415-571-7400 Outside CA 1-800-445-DOVE CALiccnsc616, 1120, 1265, 1277 1 1 1 8 Chess FosKtCiiy.CA 94404 FAX 415-572-1502 188 Wilmington, MA 01887 508.694-1070 FAX 508.694-1074 501 N. Lindbergh Blvi.Sc Louis, MO 63141 314-993-1222 FAX314-993-4437 Asset Conversion Consultants Appraisers to Corporate America. 1 DANE WITTENBERG Dane Wittenberg was shot and killed May 27 while working as a taxicab driver in the Los Angeles area. Wittenberg was a frequent competitor in California tournaments in the 1970s and 1980s, and he attained a master's rating in the mid-'80s.

His father jokingly called him "the second-best chess player to come out of Culver City High," a teasing reference to famous Culver City High graduate Diane Savereide, who became U.S. Women's champion. Chess players will remember him most for winning the brilliancy prize at the 1986 American Open. Recently Wittenberg had concentrated on postal chess, and he was on the verge of earning a master rating in that game too. He was 35.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS Yasser Seirawan of Seattle won a strong international tournament in Han-inge, Sweden, ahead of former world champion Anatoly Karpov. After a blazing 7-1 start, Seirawan drew his last three games to finish with Karpov and Jan Ehlvest of the Soviet Union were next at 7W-3W. Other scores: Lev Polugaevsky (U.S.S.R.), 6tt-4'S; Ulf Andersson (Sweden), 6-5; Gyula Sax (Hungary), 5W-5W; Ferdinand Hellers (Sweden), 5-6; Jonny Hector and Lars Karlsson (both of Sweden), 4VS-6M; John Van der Weil (Holland), 4-7; Lubomir Ftacnik (Czechoslovakia) and Alex Wojtkiewicz (Poland), 3V4-7V4. Seirawan defeated Karpov in their game. His result is the best by an American in a foreign round-robin tournament in many years.

MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC Chess fans were thrilled by the performance of an unheralded master last weekend at the 11th Memorial Day Classic in Santa Monica. Despite the efforts of 36 masters in the 168-player Championship section, 17th-ranked ATTENTION! HOTEL-MOTEL OWNER-OPERATORS, BUILDING CONTRACTORS, NURSING HOMES, ETC. SPECIAL CONSIDERATION GIVEN TO QUANTITY BUYERS. BE HERE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC FREE LAYAWAY FREE STORAGE 1 MOST POPULAR SUITE IN THE USA TODAY ALL 3 PIECES INCLUDED! SOFA LOVESEAT CHAIR COMPLETE I FREE LAYAWAY TAKE WITH TODAY OR DELIVERY ARRANGED IMMEDIATELY 3 HOLLY HILL 4-PIECE BEDROOM SET Features Rich Grained Finish. Plenty of Storage Space Included in Dresser, Framed Mirror, Full Size or Queen Size Headboard, and Liletime Steel Bed $H8 ALL 4 Frame.

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Stephen Booth, Charles Van Buskirk, Ron Frasco, Cliff Hart, John Patty and Peter Yu split the master prize, Juan Fausto was top under 2000, and Pharaoh Habakkuk was best under 1800. Stephen Rose, George Waters and top unrated Howard Goldberg led the 119-player Reserve (under 1800) section with 5W-V5 scores. Jeremy Martin was best under 1400. The Memorial Day Classic honors the tournament's founder, Lina Grumette, who died in 1988. She tried to emphasize fun in her tournaments, and her successors have carried on the tradition by arranging a variety of side tournaments.

Walter Browne's World Blitz Chess Assn. (WBCA) began the weekend with a 61-player speed tournament, which Browne won with 1 1-1. Edgar Carreno, George Mirahmadi and Charley Armen-darez tied for first in a very popular 59-player Beginners tournament. The tournament concluded Monday with two Action chess events, which drew a total of 64 players. Jim Thinnsen and Sid Rubin won with 5-0 scores.

LOCAL NEWS Robert Atwell scored 5tt-W to win the 41-player Lakewood Open, the latest tournament at the Lakewood Chess Club. Second with 5-1 was Ron Gross, who lost only to Atwell. Siamak Ansari and Larry Hed won class prizes. Lito Ines scored 5-1 to top the Reserve (under 1800) section. Barbara Koks was second at 4W-1 Vt.

Best under 1500 was Robert Adams, and Edgar Carreno took the unrated prize. The Lakewood Chess Club begins the Knightly Challenge on June 6. It's a six-round tournament on Wednesday evenings. Register between 6 and 6:30 p.m. at the club in Bolivar Park, Del Amo at Downey in Lakewood.

For more information, call Charles Rostedt at 1213) 435-6984 or George Shahin at 1213) 430-9947. TODAY'S GAMES Wittenberg McDaniel, American Open, Los Angeles 1986: 1 e4 e6 2 d4 d6 3 Nc3 Bb4 4 Ne2 A gambit against the Winawer French. dxe4 5 a3 Be7 Cautious. Instead, 5 Bxc3 6 Nxc3 (5 7 13 ex(3 8 Qxf3 gives White fast development. 6 Nxe4 Nf6 7 N2g3 b6 8 Bb5 c6 9 Bc4 Bb7 h6 11 Nxe6 A speculative sacrifice.

The main idea is to prevent Black from castling. fxe6 12 Bxe6 Bc87l The toughest test of the sac is 12 c5! 13 Nf5 g6 14 Nxh6 Qxd4. 1 3 Bb3 Kf8 14 0-0 g6 15 Qd3 Kg7 16 c3 Nbd7 17 Rel Foreseeing 17 Re8'! 18 Qe3 Ng8 19 MwmiiHiiiHimmimi CONTRACT FIRM IMPERIAL EXTRA FIRM BRASS HEADBOARDS YOUR CHOICE ANY SIZE 1 wun unvnvc nrti sue MPMMKM lit. MTMEM DR. (til) 177-9771 N.W.

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