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B6 SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, lWO I.OS TIMI-S COLLEGES: Leader Complains CHESS By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER MOVING SALE! MUST LIQUIDATE! SAVE 50 60 I WP DOORS TRENCH DOOR UNITS SIMPSON GENTRY UNITS' "BALDWIN HARDWARE a Grand fcJM I KAlNCll 213 948-2443 94.15 Slauson Avenue, Pico Rivera abcdefgh Continued from Bl Mertes is especially irritated because he has not been able to fill six top central office jobs that were exempted from civil service regulations by the 1988 legislation. Mertes (who makes $101,000 a year) wants to pay his chief deputy $107,888, but the Department of Personnel Administration has approved only $86,533. "Cabinet secretaries the top jobs in state government pay only a little more than $101,000 a year," said David Tirapelle, the department director. "We've been very reluctant to pay community college officials more than state agency heads." Mertes has filled top systemwide jobs with administrators temporarily imported from local two-year campuses, who retain their local salaries, benefits and job security. They stay for a year or so, then return to their home campuses.

Harris said the Department of Finance has insisted that such "interjurisdictional exchanges" be terminated by the end of next year and that the jobs be filled on a permanent basis at salaries agreed to by the colleges and the Department of Personnel Administration. Harris also said the Department of Finance would be glad to approve a reorganization plan for the chancellor's office "if he would just give us a plan. We ask him for a plan and we get a set of We don't want options; we want to know what they plan to do, and they can't seem to make up their minds." Harris said he thought Mertes "had the best shot" of any of the people who have held the chancellor's job "of making the system work," because he has had a long career in two-year colleges and "he has a good reputation and a lot of credibility with people in the system." Harris conceded that the Legislature and state agencies like his pay much closer attention to the community college systemwide office than they do to the University of California or the California State University and that "must be frustrating" to Mertes. It is so frustrating that Mertes next year will ask California's new governor and the Legislature for a "fundamental structural change" that will grant more authority to the chancellor and the Board of Governors. Trying for freedom.

Despite the opposite Bishops, Black has little hope lor a blockade. For example, 28 Kc5 29 Rd5 Kc6 30 Rll lets White take aim at h7 or b4. 29 Rxd5 Rd8 30 Re1 Rcc8 31 Rb5 Kc6 32 Rf5 Rg8 33 e51 Wrapping it up with a direct attack. fxa5 34 RexeB Bd6 36 Bo4 Kb6 36 Rb5. Black Resigns.

If 36 Kc7, then 37 Rb7 Kd8 38 Rd5 Rc6 39 Rh8 skewers the Rook. Y. Krawiec (U.S.A.) Grabics (Hungary), Girls Under-14 World Championship, Fond du Lac 1990: 1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 e6 3 Nc3 Bb4 4 Bd2 A harmless system against the Nimzo-lndian Defense. c5 5 e3 d6 More aggressive is 5 d5. 6 Nf3 0-0 7 Bd3 h6 A wasted move.

8 0-0 cxd4 9 exd4 d5 10 c5l White gains a useful space advantage. 11 a3 Bxc3 12 Bxc3 Ne4 13 Qc2 Nxc3 14 Qxc3 Nc6 15 b4 White stands much better. Black needs to push e6-e5 to free her game. a6 16 a4a5 17 b5 Nb4 18 NsBI Planning to attack by I2-I4, Ral-el. Bd3-b1.

and either Rel-e3-g3 or f4-(5. f6 19 Ng6 Re8 20 Rfe1 Correctly restraining e6-e5. Bd7 21 h4 Qc7 22 Rad1 Rac8 23 f4l Completing the bind. Qd8 24 Bbl 0x7 2B Qg3 Qd8 Black can only wait for the end. 26 h5 Qc7 27 Nh4 Rf8 28 Qg6 IB Or 28 RI7 29 Qh7 KI8 30 Ng6 Ke8 31 Qg8 Rf8 32 Qxf8 mate.

29 NxfBI Seeing 29 30 Re7 and 29 Rf7 30 Nxh6. Rxf5 30 Bxf5 Qd8 31 Bxe6 Bxe6 32 Rxe6 QI8 33 Rdel, Black Resigns. Yvonne Krawiec of Hacienda Heights won the girls under-14 brilliancy prize for this game. Aug. 12.

1990 Position 5075: Black to play and win. From Ihe game Duckworth C. Lakdawala, SCCF Stale Championship, El Toro 1990. Solution to Position 5074: White mates with 1 Qxg5! Kxg5 2 Bd2 Kg4 (or 2 Kh5 3 BI3 Ng4 4 Rh2 mate) 3 BI3 Kh3 4 Rh2 Kxg3 5 Rg2 Kh3 6 KI2 and 7Rhl mate. Enter the fastest growing occupation in the country with exciting job opportunities in private law firms, corporations and government.

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Championship has adopted a system of knockout two-game minimatches. First round results: Larry Christiansen of New York City defeated Walter Browne of Berkeley, 2-0; Joel Benjamin of New York City defeated Igor Ivanov of San Public Auction Pedro, i n-Vi; Boris Gulko of Massachu Trucks Roofing Material Equipment setts defeatedSergey Kudrin of Con 'IRQ" necticut, 1V4-VS: Roman Dzindzichashvili of New York defeated Dmitry Gurevich of Chicago, 2-0; Lev Alburt of New York at only Great Drinking Water. iRO Quality Fastek K) gal. Filter Membrane Made by the Kodak Comoanv. City defeated Yasser Seirawan of Seattle, 2-0; Stuart Rachels of Alabama de feated Michael Brooks of Kansas City, Whole Home Water Softeners 1 'n-'fi; nick de t-irmian of Berkeley defeated the 1989 U.S.

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The U.S. Open has suffered its worst turnout in many years. Only about 300 i rr ii i i i players are competing, although a few County Fire Dept. and Occidental Petroleum. mm ei late entrants will boost the total slightly.

Ihe tournament usually makes a sub 1-800-777-6939 REMOVAL 48 HOURS II stantial profit for the U.S. Chess Federation, but the 1990 edition will finish in (Barry weet tPl Auctioneer TERMS: Cash, CasNef 's Check, Visa, III jWM QTiTF ir. tltcn ianc Aaa.mjin MM I I jmJ9 I the red. LOCAL NEWS The San Luis Obispo County Championship, a five-round tournament in two sections, takes place Aug. 18-19 at the OPEN TO PUBLIC HOURS Fri.

10-8, Sat. 10-6, Sun. 11-5 Mon, 10-8, Tues. 10-8 Campus Motel, 404 Santa Rosa St San Luis Obispo. Two high scorers will qualify for the playoffs leading to the 1991 state championship.

For all of the details, call Scott Mason at (805) CLOSED TO THE PUBUC 831-7194. The first rated Antelope Valley Assn. tournament takes place Aug. 18 at trie uutdoorsman, Tbb9 W. Avenue in Lancaster.

It's a three-round event. beginning at 9:30 a.m. For more infor mation, call Daa VanDerslice at (619) B2-6279. Alexey Root, the 1989 U.S. Women's champion, will give a simultaneous exhibition at 7:30 p.m.

Aug. 15 at Gym for the Mind, 4907 Topanga Canyon Blvd. in Woodland Hills. The fee is $15 per board, $10 for members, and S2 for spectators. Winners receive a three- month club membership.

Call (818) 710-B042 for information. TODAY'S GAMES IM J. Polgar (Hungary) Mathe (France), Boys Under-14 World Cham pionship, Fond du Lac 1990: 1 04 c5 2 I soloavesht'' rSS I ALL 3 PIECES! $ftMfi HOLLV HILL 4-PIECE BEOROOM SET 5'J ft la LAYAWAY I OCPTiniklAI II 1 FMlurei Rich Grained Finish. Plenly ol Slorag. I I If, FREE I OCLfllUNHL Jw Al iJ.

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Instead, Black transposes to a Scheveningen. 9 f4 d6 10 Qel 0-0 1 1 Qg3 Bd7 12 Khi b5 13 a3 Nxd4 14 Bxd4 Bc6 15 e5l? White usually prefers 15 Bd3, although 15 e5l? 16 Ixe5 Nh5 17 Qe3 dxe5 18 Bxe5 Qxe5 19 RI5 Ng3 comes close to equalizing. Ne87 Too passive. Both 15 dxe5 16 Bxe5 Qb7 and 15 dxe5 16 Ixe5 Ne4! look good lor Black. Had Polgar prepared an improvement in one ol these variations? 16 Bd3 Qb7 17 Rae1 b47 Black must try 17 Rd8 18exd6 Bxd6 19Ne4Be7 20 f5l Threatening 21 16.

White has a winning attack. exf5 21 NcBI Qa7 Hopeless, but 21... Bxc5 22 Bxc5 bxa3 23 Bxa3 gives Black nothing for the exchange. If 21 Bd6, then 22 Rxe8! Bxg3 23 RxlB Kxl8 24 Nxb7 wins a piece. 22 Ne6 Bd6 23 Qh3 Qb7 24 Nxf8 Bxf8 25 QxfSI Clinching the win.

Bxg2 Similar is 25 g6 26 Qxl7! Qxl7 27 Rx(7 28 Bc4 Bd5 29 Bxd5 mate. 26 Kg1 g6 27 Qxf7I. Black Resigns. Seltzer Waitzkin. U.S.

Under-16 Championship, New York City 1990: 1 e4 c5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 d4 cxd4 4 Nxd4 Nf6 6 Nc3 d6 6 Bg5 The Richter-Rauzer tack, an aggressive line against the Sicilian Defense. e6 7 Qd2 a6 8 0-0-0 Bd7 9 Nb3 Usual is 9 14. b5 10 o3 Be7 11 Bxf6l7 gxf6 12 f4 Qb6 13 fB 0-0-0 Intending 14 Rc8, with counterplay on the c-file. Much too weakening is 13 exf5? 14Nd5. 14 a4l? b4 15 Ne2 Na57l Alter 15.

White's Knights cannot reach d5 in a hurry, and Black may threaten d6-d5 himself. 16 Nf4 Bxa47 Too greedy. Black should light for the light squares with 16 d5! 17 fxe6 fxe6 18 exd5 e5. 17 Nd4l As 17 e5 18 Nd5 favors White. Kb8 18 b3 Bd7 19 fxe6 fxe6 20 Ndxe6 Bxe6 21 Nxe6 White has seized the light squares, and every Black pawn is vulnerable.

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