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I TIMES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1990 B3 METRO NEWS By JACK PETERS International master CHESS AIRPORT: Mayor Leads Entourage on Europe Trip Be your own boss! Come and explore the exciting new options at the FiwncniOE DUSKJBSS OPPORTUNITIES S3 sB ft a cuoii nn mm EHPO over 180 exhibit booths FRANCHISES, DISTRIBUTORSHIPS, INVESTMENTS. HOME BUSINESSES o. a a i abcdefgh September 16, 1990 Position 06080: White to playand win. From the game Bollinger Sutter, U.S.

Open, Jacksonville 1990. Solution to Position. "5079: White wins with 1 f6. If 1 Bxf6 2 Bxf6 gx(6 (2 exd4 permits 3 Qg4 g6 4 Qg5, mating on g7) 3 NI5, White threatens both 4 Qg4 and 4 b4. Or, if 1 gxf6 2 Bh6 Kh8 3 Nf5, Black must lose his Knight to stave off mate.

for I UtuM-ta. XyTJJ working XS adult to "dozens" of newspaper, radio and television interviews over a two-week span more than the approximately 20 interviews he gave in Los Angeles during a 10-month period last year, according to the mayor's appointment calendar. Although Bradley granted a telephone interview from London last week to discuss his role in keeping the Raiders football franchise in Los Angeles, he did not have time last Week to answer questions about his European travels, Chandler said. The mayor agreed to travel to Europe at the invitation of the visitors bureau, said Michael Collins, vice president of public affairs. "The mayor gives us a certain drawing card that lets the cameras turn on and reporters pay attention to our delegation," he said, It was in response to concerns about jet noise, air pollution and traffic congestion around the airport that the City Council in 1981 imposed the passenger limit, But at the same time federal aviation regulations require the city to accept all airline operators who want to land at Los Angeles International, said Maury Laham, manager of airport environment.

"We are caught in the middle," he said. "We try to do our level best to reduce the impact we make and still accommodate aviation." City officials said they have been studying a proposed master plan that would allow the airport to expand its facilities to handle 65 million passengers by about the year 2000. Bradley recognizes the need to expand airport facilities to accommodate growing numbers of air travelers, Chandler said. "As the passenger levels increase, the airport will have to take even greater steps to reduce noise and handle passenger congestion," he said. The airport commissioners who are accompanying Bradley on parts of the trip are Samuel Greenberg, Robert Chick, Melanie Lomax, Diane Pasillas and Johnnie L.

Cochran who heads the panel. With Bradley out of town, Fer-raro served as acting mayor until he left for Europe on Thursday. Marvin Braude, the council's president pro-tem, left for Japan on Friday, leaving the acting mayoral duties to Councilwoman Flores for most of the time Bradley is away. Continued from Bl The trip was organized by the privately financed Greater Los Angeles Convention Visitors Bu-reau as a "European Sales Mission" to help make Los Angeles a top travel destination. The visitors bu-reau paid for five of its own executives to make the trip.

The final leg will be a five-day stay in Monaco to attend the 30th annual conference of the interna tional Civil Airports Assn. Bradley and others attending the seminar will consider ways to control air port congestion and improve bag gage collection, said Bill Chandler, the mayor's spokesman. The city officials joining Bradley are mayoral aide Philip DePoian, City Council President John Ferra-ro, all five airport commissioners and two airport managers, Some of the officials will join Bradley later. Perraro defended the trip, saying before departing Thursday that sending the mayor and a council member overseas to promote Los Angeles "carries more weight than just some staff people." One of Bradley's goals "is to do everything in our power to make sure people choose Los Angeles," Chandler said. 'Through his personal appearances and media interviews, the mayor will likely, reach tens of millions of people throughout Western Europe." However, "passenger promotions per se" are no longer sponsored by the Airport Department because the city has surpassed a City Council-imposed limit of 40 million air travelers per year, said spokeswoman Nancy Niles.

Since 1988, Los Angeles International Airport has exceeded the capacity by 5 million travelers annually. "We are at a level of passenger use at this airport where it wouldn't make sense to encourage it more," Niles said. Whereas boosting passenger travel to Los Angeles is the function of the visitors bureau, the airport uses these trips primarily to generate more air cargo business, said the airport's executive director, Clifton Moore, whose own travel plans to Europe were sidelined by illness. The mayor's schedule includes black-tie dinners with leading tour operators in London, Paris and Frankfurt, West Germany, meetings with foreign dignitaries and receptions for cargo officials. He Earn your BS MS or MBA at night Blconin Center (Los Angeles) 440 Shatto Place, Los Angeles 90020 1-800-248-4WCUx1401 Orange County Center S50 S.

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His victory automatically earns him the title of International Master. Gurevich, who was born in Kiev, came to the United States in 1980 and earned a Class rating, very high for an 8-year-old. Playing in many New England tournaments, he made rapid progress. As a 13-year-old master, he won the World Under-14 Championship in Argentina in 1985. Earlier this year, he won the U.S.

Junior Championship with an outstanding score, which qualified him for the World Junior. He has just begun his freshman year at New York University. LOCAL NEWS John Murphy and Roy Runas shared the under 2000 prize, and Fernando Villa was best under 1900. In the Reserve (under 1800) section, Ira Schoenwald was first with 5hte, a half-point ahead of Jerry Clarke. Gerald Thomas was best under 1500, and Will Brining was top unrated.

The Lakewood Chess Club Championship, a seven-found tournament on Wednesday evenings, begins Sept. 19 at Bolivar Park, Del Amo at Downey in Lakewood. Call Charles Rostedt at (213) 435-6984 or Isaac Ford at (213) 636-5037 for information. The Awesome Autumn, a six-found tournament on Friday evenings, begins Sept. 21 at the La Habfa Chess Club, which meets at 7 p.m.

Fridays in the Assembly Hall, Orange at Efna, in La Habfa. For details, call Jeffy Schain at (213) 691-2393 or Bob Goulet at (213) 947-6739. Ernest Pongracz won a 22-player tournament at United Magyar House with a perfect 5-0 score. Erik Zador was second, and John Peter was third. Two 11-year olds, Alexander Shilkreuit and Erzsbet Kapona, won the student prizes.

United Magyar House, home of the LA Hungarians chess team, plans another tournament in October. TODAY'S GAMES IM G. Garcia (Colombia) GM Browne (U.S.A.), U.S. Open, Jacksonville 1990: 1 e4 c5 2 Nf3 d6 3 d4 cxd4 4 Nxd4 Nf6 6 Nc3 a6 6 a4 At the National Open in June, Garcia defeated Browne with the ultra-sharp 6 Bg5 e6 7 f4. This time, he tries a quiet system against the Najdorf Sicilian.

NcB 7 Be2 eS Nf3 White has experimented with 8 Nb3 and 8 Nxc6 bxc6 9 f4, too. 6e7 9 0-0 0-0 10 Nb4 From b4, the Knight covers Black's weak square at d5, 1 1 Be3 BeB 12 Qd2 Qc7 13 NgS dBl Already Black has the initiative. 14 exdS Bxd5 16 NxdB NbxdB Despite White's Bishop pair, Black has the edge. Both 16 Bd3 Rfd8 and 16 Ne4 Rfd8 17 Nxf6 Bxf6 favor Black, as White will have to lose time with his Queen. 16 c4 Nb41 Stronger than 16 Nxe3 17 fxe3 e4 18 RI4 17 Qc3 e4 Cutting off the Knight's retreat and menacing 18 h6.

18 f3? White will suffer for weakening his dark squares, He had to settle for 18 h4 and Ng5-h3-f4. BcBI Threatening 19 Bxe3 20Qxe3 Nc2. 19 BxcB Neither 19 Radl Nd3! nor 19 Bf2 e3! 20 Bh4 Qf4 21 g3 Qd4 solves White's problems. Qxc6 20 Kh2lf20Kh1.then20. 21Qxb4 NN5 creates twin threats of 22 Ng3 and 22.

Nf4 23 Rf2 e3. QxgS21 Qxb4 Qf4 22 Kgl White gets no relief from 22 g3 Qg3 23 Rae 1 Rad8. Rad8 Taking the file. White cannot shake the pressure with 22 Rfdl Qe3 23 Kf1 Nh5 24 Qel f5 or 22 Radl Qe3 23 Rf2 exf3 24 gxf3 not 24 Bxf3 Rxd 1 25 Bxd 1 Ne4 or 24 Rxd8 Rxd8 25 Bxf3? Ne4 26 Bxe4 Rd1 27 Kh2 Qxf2) Nh5. 23 Qb6 After 23 Qxb7 Qe3 24 Rf2 Rd2 25 Rel even 26 f4 will not stop Nf6-h5-g3.

Rd6 24 Qc7 Qe3 26 Kh2? A blunder, but 25 Rf2 won't save White because of 25 Rd2 26 Rel exf3 27 gxf3 Nh5. Rd7, White Resigns. Orton Tew, U.S. Open, Jacksonville 1990: 1 e4 cB 2 c3 Alapin's line against the Sicilian Defense. d5 3 exdS QxdB 4 d4 cxd4 Clearing c3 tor White's QN.

More reliable are 4 Nc6, and 4 NIG. 6 cxd4 Nc6 6 Nf3 Sharpest is 6 e5 7 Nc3 Bb4. 7 Nc3l? White prefers a gambit to the simple 7 Be2 e6 8 Nc3. Qh5? Black must accept the offer by 7 Bxf3 8 gxf3 Qxd4, although 9 Qxd4 Nxd4 10 Nb5l is very dangerous. 8 d5 Bxf3 9 gxf3 0-0-0 10 Qa4 Qxf37 Tempting, -as 10 Ne5 11 Be2 Nxf3? 12 Kdl pins Black's Knight.

11 dxcBI The refutation. Qxh1 12 cxb7 KbB Hopeless is 12 Kxb7 13 Be3. 13Bf4e5 14 Kxb7 0r 14 Bd6 15 Nb5. 15 Ne4l Shutting out Black's Queen. White threatens 16 Qb5 Ka8 17 Q66 mate.

Ne7 16 Rc1 Ka8 Or 16 Rc8 1 7 Qb5 Ka8 18 Rxc8 Nxc8 19 Qc6 mate. 17 Rc7 Rd1 18 Kxd1 Qxf1 19 Kd2 a6 20 Qe8, Black Resigns. Intensive degree and certificate programs available in business and management, engineering and computer science. TERM STARTS SEPTEMBER 24THI Most programs available at all locations. Call or write one of the centers above for more information.

Name. Address- CltyStateZjp- 1401 Daytlme Phone. also has numerous media inter views ranging from the newspaper The second annual Summit Publishing Chess Challenge begins Sept. 17 at the Santa Monica Bay Chess Club, 1450 Ocean Santa Monica. It's a six-game match between two of the area's best players, IM's Doug Root and Jeremy Silman.

Games will be played Mondays and Fridays, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Spectators are invited to watch, free of charge. Summit Publishing, a local publisher of chess books, will sponsor the match. Little Lone Pine, a 23-player master and expert tournament, finished recently at the Arcadia Chess Club. Wageeh Boc-tor, Richard Borgen, Ron Gross and John Skratulia tied for first at 4V6-1M, with Gross placing first on tiebreak.

Jeff Bir-kel organized the high-level tournament, played in it, guaranteed the $1,000 prize fund, and produced tournament bulletins containing all the games. For a copy, send $6 to Jeff Birkel, 700 E. Alosta 52, Glendora, Calif. 91740. The Riverside County.

Championship, a five-round tournament, takes place Sept. 22-23 at the Hemet Ramada Inn, 3885 W. Florida, Hemet. Two top scorers will qualify for the playoff to the 1991 state championship. Call Jeff Westmoreland at (714) 682-0780 for information.

Ron Gross scored 5-1 to win the 48-player Summer Sizzler at the Lakewood Chess Club. Second at were Scott Gunderman and John Toulouse. Le Figaro in Paris to an evening television talk show in Rome to tout Los Angeles as a popular tourist destination. The trip comes at' a time when Bradley, whose finances and business ties are under federal investi gation, routinely refuses to conduct interviews on controversial topics with reporters in Los Angeles. On Wednesday, Bradley held sit-down interviews with three newspapers at St.

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