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B18 SUNDAY, JUNE 17, I990 OC i.os ORANGE COUNTY NOTIICE By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER CHESS nard. Call Parker Montgomery Jr. at (8051 962-0364 or at (805) 969-6177 for more information. TODAY'S GAMES The 10" Wok pan pictured in this week's Target circular is inadvertently labeled as having a Silverstone finish. The pan actually has a Xylan finish.

We regret any inconvenience this may cause. i 5 i i isit 4 I8I8IJ 3 1 I 2 II 0 TARGET abcdefgh The more aggressive 8 b5 keeps the game a Nadorf Sicilian. 9 Qe2 Nc6 10 0-0-0 Rc87l 1 1 f4 0-0 12 Rhgl Expecting 12 Qa5 13 g4. b5 Black never manages to start a counterattack. However.

12 Nxd4 13 Bxd4 e5 14 fxe5 Bg4 15 Qf2 dxe5 (15 Bxdl? 16 exf6 costs material) 16 Bb6 Qe8 17 Rd3 will not equalize, either. 13 e51 Ne8 Opening the d-file by 13 dxe5 14 Nxc6 Rxc6 15 fxe5 does not help Black. 14 Qh5 d57 Black must keep the pressure on White's e-pawn by 14 Qc7. 15 g4 With the center closed, nothing distracts White from mate. Bc5 If 15 .16, one way is 16 f5.

undermining d5. 16 Rg3 Eyeing h7. g6 17 Qh6 f6 18 f5l Also strong is 18 when 18 exd5 loses to 19 Bxd5 Kh8 20 Ne6 Bxe6 21 Bxe6 Qe7 22 Bxc8. Bxd4 Black's center collapses after 18 fxe5 19 Nxe6. 19Bxd4Nxd4 20Rxd4fxe5 21 RxdBI As 21 exd5 22 Bxd5 Rf7 23 fxg6 soon mates.

Nc7 22 Rdl Qe8 23 fxg6 hxg6 24 Rh3 Rf4 25 Qh8, Black Resigns. Campini S. Rubin, Memorial Day Classic, Santa Monica 1990: 1 e4 5 2 Nc3 The ancient Vienna Opening. Nf6 3 f4 dS 4 fxeS Nxe4 5 d3l? A Steinitz favorite a century ago. The alternative 5 NI3 Nc6 doesn't trouble Black.

Nxc3 The approved counter. Instead, the complications of 5 Qh4 6 g3 Nxg3 7 NI3 Qh5 8 Nxd5 and 5 Bb4 6 dxe4 Qh4 7 Ke2 Bxc3 8 bxc3 Bg4 9 Nf3 dxe4 10 Qd4 appear good for White. 6 bxc3 d4 7 Nf3 0571 Simply 7 Nc6 supports the center. 8 Qd2 Nc6 9 Be2 Be7 10 0-0 0-0 1 1 Rb1 f67 More accurate is 1 1 Qc7 12 0(4 f6 13 exf6 Qxf4 14 Bxf4 Rx(6, with equality. 12 cxd4 cxd4 13 exf6 Bxf6 14 Ng5l b6? It's surprisingly difficult for Black to complete development.

He should settle for 14 h6 15 Ne4 Be7. 15 Bf3 Qd77 As good as any is 15. Bxg5 16 Qxg5 Qxg5 17 Bxg5 Bb7. 16 Ba3 Re8 17 Rb5l Threatening 18 Bd5 Kh8 19 Nf7. Ne7 It's too late for 17 Bxg5 18 Qxg5 Bb7 because of 19 Bd5 Kh8 20 Rf7.

18 Qb4 Anticipating 18 Bb7 19 Qc4. Bxg5 19 Rxg5 Rb8 Recognizing that 19 Bb7 20 Bxb7 Qxb7 21 Qxd4 is hopeless, Black allows something worse. 20 Bd5I Kh8 Or 20 NxdS 21 Rf8 Rxf8 22 Qxf8 mate. 21 Qxe7l Qxe7 22 Bxe7 h6 23 Re5. Black Resigns.

June 17, 1990 Position "5067: White to play and win. From the game Hermansen Apper, Memorial Day Classic, Santa Monica 1990. Solution to Position 5066: Black wins with 1. Qxcl2 Bxcl Rd13 Bf 1 Bh3 4 Nd2 Rxc 1 5 f4 Rd8. or 5 Qf4 Rbb1.

than five Soviet players from qualifying. On tiebreak, Belyavsky became the lucky fifth Soviet representative, while Gelfand and Ivanchuk, two youngsters who may be the world's third- and fourth-best players, missed out. The final three qualifying spots went to Kirill Georgiev of Bulgaria, Predrag Ni-kolich of Yugoslavia and Yasser Seira-wan of Seattle, who finished in a tie with many Soviets at 6-5. Thus, two of the four U.S. players competing in Moscow qualified.

Boris Gulko of Massachusetts finished with SV4-5V4, and Tony Miles, nominally of Seattle, had There will be 24 players in the next World Cup. Gary Kasparov, Anatoly Kar-pov, Valery Salov and Jan Ehlvest, all of the Soviet Union, Ljubomir Ljubojevich of Yugoslavia, and John Nunn of England, the top six finishers in the 1988-1989 World Cup, have already qualified for the next cycle. Six more will be chosen by rating. In a GMA meeting in Spain, world champion Kasparov, the founder of the GMA, was reelected president by a vote of 115-10. Shortly afterward, he resigned in protest over the decision by the GMA's previous officers to work more closely with the World Chess Federation (FIDE).

Kasparov has feuded with FIDE president Florencio Campomanes for years. NATIONAL OPEN The National Open, held last weekend in Las Vegas, drew 1,115 players, making it the largest open tournament of the year, and one of the largest of all time. LOCAL NEWS The Victorville Summer Swiss, originally scheduled next weekend, has been canceled. The Oxnard Chess Festival, four separate one-day tournaments for players of various ratings, takes place June 23 and 24 at the Financial Plaza Hilton in Ox IM G. Garcia (Colombia) GM Walter Browne, National Open, Las Vegas 1990: 1 e4 c5 2 Nf3 d6 3 d4 cxd4 4 Nxd4 Nf6 5 Nc3 06 6 BgS The sharpest system against the Najdorf Sicilian.

e6 7 f4 Be7 8 Qf3 Qc7 9 0-0-0 Nbd7 10 Be2 Briefly fashionable 30 years ago. More popular now are 10 g4, 10Bd3. and 10Qg3. b5 Almost forced, as 10 Rb8 1 1 Qg3 favors White. 11 Bxf6 Some analysts prefer 11 e5 Bb7 12Qg3 dxe5 13 15.

Nxf6 12 e5 Bb7 13 exf6 Black welcomes 13 dxe5 14 fxe5 Nd7' 15 Qxg7 Qxe5, although Bronstein's suggestion of 15 axb5 16 Ndxb5 Qc5 17 Qxg7 0-0-0 18 Qxf7 8g5 gives about even chances. Bxf3 14 Bxf3 All theory so far. yet White had used 96 of his allotted 120 minutes! Bxf6l After 14 Rc8 15 fxe7. Black's King is not safe. 1 5 Bxa8d5 Threatening both 16 0-0 and 16.

Qxf4. White must return a piece. 16 Bc67 Keres Fischer, Bled 1959, continued 16 Bxd5! Bxd4! 17 Rxd4 exd5 18 Qc5, with an edge to Black. Theory considers 18 Re1 Kf8 19 Re5! g6 20 Nxd5 critical. Ke7? Correct is 16 Kf8.

17Rhe1 Qxf4As 17 permits 18 Nxd5. 18 Kb1 Kd6 19 Bxd5l exdS? Losing. Only 19 Bxd4 resists. 20 NxdS Qg5 Not 20 Kxd5? 21 Ne2, 20. Nxf6 gxf6 22 NI3, or 20 Qxd4? 21 Nxf6.

21 Nxf6l The careless 21 NI3? Qxd5! favors Black. Qxf6 22 Nxb6 Kc5 White should win the ending after 22 Kc6 23 Rd6. 23 Rd6 Of 5 24 g41 Seeing 24 Qxg4 25 Re5 Kc4 26 b3 Kb4 27 a3 Ka5 28 Nc3 mate. Qf4 25 Red1 1 Relentless. Now the idea is 25.

26 R1d5Kc4 27 b3Kc3 28 Rd3 Kb4 29 R6d4, reaching a pawn-up endgame. Qe4 No better is 25 Qe5 26 Nc3 Qxd6 27 Ne4. 26 Nc3 Qf4 27 R1d5 Kc4 28 Rc6, Black Resigns. Calderon Booth, Memorial Day Classic, Santa Monica 1990: 1 o4 c5 2 Nf3 d6 3 d4 cxd4 4 Nxd4 Nf6 5 Nc3 a6 6 Bc4 e6 7 Bb3 Be7 8 Be3 Bd77l Transposing to a solid but overly passive formation against the Velimirovich Attack. Do you know someone suffering from MEMORY LOSS? OR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE? If you or someone you know has experienced a loss of intellectual abilities, such as memory, judgment nor abstract thought, our research study may help.

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Jonathan Speelman of England and Zur-ab Azmaiparashvili, Evgeny Bareev, Alexander Khalifman and Mikhail Gurevich of the Soviet Union all scored 7-4 in the strong 42-player tournament. Each qualifies for the 1991-1992 World Cup, the lucrative series of tournaments run by the Grandmasters Assn. (GMA). Next at were Alexander Be- lyavsky, Boris Gelfand and Vassily Ivan-chuk of the Soviet Union, Murray Chandler of England, Lajos Portisch of Hungary and Nick de Firmian of Berkeley. Atl but Gelfand and Ivanchuk qualify.

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"We wanted to find a way to know what the citizens of Buena Park wanted us to work on," Mayor Don Bone said. Vision 2010 is an elaborate scheme designed to let residents in on the governing process. During the coming months, hundreds of citizens will be asked to become involved in government by addressing issues that concern them. Participation will range from spending a few minutes filling out a questionnaire to spending several days serving on a task force. Eventually the conclusions will be brought back to the City Council for action.

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