Northwest Arkansas Times from Fayetteville, Arkansas • Page 16

isdher Makes Bad Move Cheering Wallace Mcsnbcis of Alabama delegation whoop il up 'Gov George C. Wallace makes an appearance al (he Democratic -norily planks he has proposed convention Tuesday nlglil to for the party platform. C' ask for adoption of eiglit ml NVtrepholo) Caucus Planned MIAMI'BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Women 'delegates and alter nates to'the Democratic National Convention caucus-in a hotel today to' hear the presidential candidates. The candidates will address Hie caucus briefly and then an- fewer questions-from the floor, a convention spokesman said.

Kiwanis Founder Die's CHICAGO' (AP) Harry A. Voung, of Kiwanis: International, died Monday in Sun City Anz the headquar ters of the men's se.rvice organ ization said. Young was the last surviving founder the club, which was organized in 1915 in Detroit, where' he- was a ineiv chant tailor. Lyman Dies BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP Lyman, 81, a re tired vice president of Unite Aircraft Corp.

and a Pulitze Prize winner, died 'Tues'da Lyman won the Pulitzer PrU in 1936 while a reporter for Th New York Times for a study 1i did on the move of Charles Lindbergh's family to' Krigla to escape excessive publicity Northweit Arkininc TIMES, Watf. AUKAHftAi Spassky Favored To Win Opening Chess Game lly STEPHENS imOKNlNG (AP) tiorla ic ox- chul- Iceland. Defending chiimplon nilHBky-wan (avorcd liy I prl8 boat ArnurJcnrr sngor Bobby Fischer in the KlBchor played iSpansky flvo times in the pant, losing a 1 three times ho played the plccos and getting dratod, both timcB ho pluycd the whites and had the advantage of the first world re- -v IICDB match -play nines 1MB afternoon. rlcheul hpss 'coijlpetHlpii ad- ourncci'Tuesday rilght after 4 lours, and 3 4 i -of play nd 10 moves by each, player, flofej'co" Ijothar Schmld ol Vest Germany 41st noyc; The IJus- Ian wrote It on a paper mil to, him': in a calcd envelope at the, adjournment. The two competitors, their seconds and chess enthusiasts hroughoul the world spent part the', overnight break unalyz- ng possibilities for the 11 remaining on the green- md-whitb chessboard' in Reykjavik's sports hall: king 'and ive pawns for Fischer; jishop and three pawns for Spassky; 29TH MOVE The rnatch had appeared ic-adcd for a draw until Fischer tried to seize the Initiative -on us.29th move.

The lanky Brooklyn, N.Y,, challenger galloped his bishop ilmvn long black 'diagonal' to snatch an unprotected pawn Spassky hud offered. A few moves later the bishop was and lost ip exchange 'or- two pawns. U.S. grandmaster Robert Byrne said it was a blunder and commented, "Fischer' Is going to making a I Kow Spassky can lose." Analyzing (the game'Jqr 'The Associated grandmaster -Is'a'ac. Kaslidan terrhed Fischer's move yare miscalculation by the American genius." He said it 'gave Spassky good prospects, for a Sevtozar Yugoslav grandmaste'r at the tournament, said, "It is doubtful "can save a Spassky, who had the first move, 'is the white black.

Decline Reported In Donations To Soulh's Colleges A counts linlf a point find, a win point In the 24- gnrrie championship mulch. To dethrone' Spassky, Fischer ncods points while the Rus slaii can retain his crown with 12 points. The winner will $153,125 In money, the loser 491,875, and In addition they will divide equally an estimated $55, 000 or more from film and tele vision sales. July 12, (972 Vt Ice On. Plants MIAMI BEACH, Fla.

(AP) -II happens every day near Ihe heavily guarded speaker's plat form ai the Democrutlu National Convention; Two Secret. Service men escort pair of mlddle-ugcd women to the platform wlio then proceed to pack 50 pounds of Ice around the 131 gold-ami- white putted mums aranged at the foot of the podium. The mums are situated on top of many hundreds of wires, licnce Ice Is used Instead of water sprinkling'. Mezzo-Soprano Dies WARWICK NECK, U. Joati Ms- dlera.M?, who mado iipr debut I 1048 amf "aclilijvcU: fhino for hur Vienna tn 1955, died Tuesday.

Slits wus Ihe wlfa of Rhode Island conductor; Francis Madiera. WHEELCHAIRS FOLDS TO 10" RENTALS SALES FayellcvllleDniS E. Sltle Sftuare 442-734S ATLANTA (AP) Do nations to Southern Colleges and universities dropped In 1971 for the second straight year while contributions nationwide increased significantly, accord- inn lo Hie Southern Regional Education Board (SREH). SltEB President Wlnfrcd Godwin attrlbutoci the four per cent decline Tuesday partly to the Tax Reform Act of 1059 and to' adverse eco nomic conditions In Nationwide giving increased by per cent. The SREB said voluntary support to Southern schools amounted to $294 million for the academic i year ended June 1971, compared 'to $305 million the previous year and million in 19690070.

Institutions in Texas Were hardest hit. Their donated support: dropped 32 per cent lower than In 1909-1970, a decrease of SUMMER SHOE SALE $26 mllliop. Of -the 14 the SRBB, states, served by Florida benefited most with a contributions gain gai illio playing nieces. Fischer'the VAIUS TRAINLOAD of 46 per cent- of million above the previous year. The SREB said voluntary support is' diminishing in importance, for total institutional costs as and expenses continue to climb.

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MacLairie today of sabd taging an effort to add more women delegates from South Carolina. "You stole that from us," Rep. Abzug -told actress In. the brief exchange on the floor of the Democratic National Convention fronj. the.

California delegation, of which Ms. MacLaine she prefers Ms. -is-a member. When th'e actress tried to explain that a number of McGpvern a switched from support of the South Carolina women Monday night, in order to avoid a parliamentary test that could have jeopardized their chances on the crucial California credentials vote, the New congresswoman snapped: "I don't care about Gary Hart (McGovern's campaign manager) he's a 31-year-old kid." "If you want the best for women," Ms. Maclaine re- "help George McGovern." -Without the switch of the votes, added, McGovern might have lost the presidential nomination.

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