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B16 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1990 OC LOS ANGELES TIMES ORANGE COUNTY FAX MACHINES RICOH 120 eCffl Faclory Refurbished qrt We1 I By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER CHESS $100 REWARD FOR A 4 SQUARE INCH PIECE OF COLLINS AIKMAN VINVL WALLCOVERING PURCHASED IN 1M5 MUST HAVE PROOF OF PURCHASE CALL SHEILA COLLECT AT (809) 250-7272 Offer limited to first 20 responses Rolail $1495 Commorcial MorJol Aulo Cul 30 Pago Doc Feod Groyacalo and Mora Limited Quantity 1-800-237-9451 (714) 795-2468 VisaMastercard upon Sunday iJS Press NOT USE MALATHION IN HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS? It MalatMon Is that sale and beneficial, why not use It In more ol the products we use every day? We could use It In cough syrup to gel rid ol those nasty little flu bugs. We could use It In toothpaste to eliminate cavities of course, we might eliminate a few leelh In the process. And we can use It In hair spray to pet rid ol dandruff and unwanted hair. We can use It In household ant and roach sprays-so those critters can die with a happy smile on their face. Yes- I can see It now-the label on all those products will read: "flnrfrhaH with Uafothlnn 6 dill 5 ei 4 In i oa no 3 1 ila "mm abcdefgh AL GREENWOOD.

THE BEDSPREAD KING (213) 498-9277 2750 E. Pacific Coast Hwy. ai Temple Long Beach open 7 days to to 5:30 quiet variation of the Ruy Lopez Bc5 6 0-0 dO 7 Nc3 bD 8 Bb3 Bg4 9 h3 3h5 10 g47l This cure is worse than the disease Instead 10 No2 Bxf3 1 1 gxf3 Qd7 12 Kg2 is quite playable Bg6 11 Bg6 h6 12 Nd5 hxg4 13 Bxf6 Forced, as 13 hxg4? Qd7 escapes the pin. gxf6 14 hxg4 f6l Resuscitating the buried Bishop 16 exfB Bxf6 16 gxfB Kd7l7 Ambitious. Black can draw by 16 Rg8 17 Khl Rh8 18 Kgl Rg8 17 Ro1 Rh3 18 Kf1 Qh8 19 Ne37 Flear claims White can survive with 19 d4.

Not 19 Ke2? because 19 Rxf3 20 Kxl3 Nd4 21 Ke4 Qh4 22 f4 Re8! mates Nd4 20 Nxd4exd4 21 Ng2 Or 21 Ng4 and Black wins material. Re8 22 f3 Rg8, White Resigns. The winning threat is 23 Rh1 24 Kf2 Rxg2 25 Kxg2 Qh2 mate. IM Kuijf (Holland) GM Korchnoi (Switzerland), Wljk aan Zee 1990: 1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 a6 4 Ba4 Nf6 5 0-0 Be7 Korchnoi defends the Closed Ruy, instead of his old favorite Open Defense 5 Nxe4.6Re1 b6 7 Bb3 d6 8 c3 0-0 9 h3 Na5 10 Bc2 c5 1 1 d4 Qc7 12 Nbd2 cxd4 13 cxd4 Bb7 Supposedly inferior to 13 Nc6 14 Nb3 a5. 14 dB RacS 15 Bd3 Nd7 16 Nfl f5l7 Else Nf1-g3-f5 attacks.

17BgBAIso tempting is 17 Ng3 fxe4 18 Bxe4, intending 19 Ng5. NcB 18 Bxe7 Qxe7 1 9 exfB Nc4l With the annoying threat of 20 Nxb2. 20 Bxc4 bxc4 21 Ne3 Nd3 22 Re2 e4 Suddenly Black has the initiative. 23 Nd4 Qe6 24 Ne6 RxfEl The exchange is a small price to pay lor the center. 26 NxfS Qxf6 26 Qa4 Hoping for 26 Qxd5? 27 Qd7.

Bxd6 27 Nd4 Qf6 28 Qxa8 RfB 29 Nc2 If 29 Nb5, then 29 Nf4 30 Rc2 Qg6 31 g3 e3l wins quickly. Nf4 30 Rd2 On 30 Re3, hoping for 30 31 Kxg2 Qxf2 32 Khl Qxc2 33 Qxd6, most convincing is 30 Qxb2 31 Qa4 Ra8 Nxh3I Counting on 3 1 gxh3 Qg5 32 Kf 1 Qxd2, or 3 1 Kf 1 Nxf2 32 Rxd5 Ng4! 33 Ke2 Of 2 34 Kdl Qf1 35 Kd2 c3 36 Kxc3 Qxa6 31 Khl Nf2 32 Rxf2 Qh4I. White this madness in 1971, took place in Somerset, N.J. A new record of 223 teams, with 947 players, participated. "Walk Your Dog III" (Mike Feinstein, Bill Mason, Seth Rothman and Paul Gordon) became regional champion, winning six straight matches.

LOCAL NEWS The Santa Monica Bay Chess Club, which meets Monday and Friday evenings in the Senior Citizens Recreation Center, 1450 Ocean Ave. in Santa Monica, completed its 48-player hexagonal tournament on Monday. Martin Herzog, Philip Van Gelderen, Jon Guilaroff, Zol-tan Somegyi, Earll Briggs and Stevon Spurgeon won their sections, while Au-gustium Cadirao and Andras Mohacsi tied for first in another. The club begins its eight-round championship tournament this Monday. For details, call Ben Nethercot at (213) 455-1704 or Randy Hough at (818) 282-7412.

TODAY'S GAMES Ltfavre IM Sllmon, USAT West. Pasadena 1990: 1 4 c6 2 The Wing Gambit. cxb43 a3 d5 The approved counter. 4 axd5 Qxd5 6 Nf3 Bg4 6 axb47l White is too eager to recover the pawn. Better is 6 Be2.

Nc6 Not 6 Bxf3 7 Qxf3 Qe5? 8 Be2 Qxal? because of 9 Qxb7, threatening 10 Qc8 mate. 7 c3 e6 8 Da2 Bd8 9 Na3? White correctly avoids 9 e4 10 Nd4 Qh5 1 1 h3? Qe5, but 9 h3l is best. a4 10 Bc4 Qh6 1 1 Qe2 IMf 6 Also decisive is 11 Kf8! 12 Qxe4 Rc8 12 Qa3 0-0 13 Nd4 No5 14 Bo2 Nd3I 16 Bxd3 0r 15KI1 Bf4 16Bxg4 Nxg4 17Qh3 Ne3! 18 fxe3 Qdl mate axd3 16Qxd3 RfeB 17 Kf 1 Bf6l 18 Qf3 Bd3I, White Resigns. IM Brltton (England) GM G. Flaar (England), Guernsey 1989: 1 e4 oG 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 a6 4 Ba4 Nf6 6 d3 A Feb.

25. 1990 Position '5051: Black to play and win. From the game Wijaya Colby, Santa Monica 1990 Solution to Position 5050: 1 Re8 Kg7 (or 1 Rxe8 2 Qxb4) 2 Qe5! wins. If 2. Rxe8, then 3 Rf4.

Or. il 2 Rb5, then 3 Rxg6I Kxg6 4 Rg8 Kh6 5 Qg7 Kh5 6 Qxh7 mate chusetts, the only American player, has 1-2. He was a last-minute replacement for ailing Robert Huebner of West Germany. NATIONAL NEWS The U.S. Amateur Team Championship was held last weekend at four locations.

The USAT West, at the Pasadena Holiday Inn, drew a record turnout of 68 teams and 284 players. "The Smart Alekhines," a team composed of masters James Petranovich and Robert Richard and experts Eric Kuniholm and David Leo Stefurak, won the team prize with a match score of Four teams scored 5-1, with "Powell's Team" taking second on tiebreak and "No Proffit in It" third. Six players, an unusually high number, achieved perfect 6-0 scores. Dan Durham and Burt Izumikawa went 6-0 on first board, Stephen Booth and Jimmy Plumb were perfect on board two, Jim Woodward went 6-0 on third board, and Stefurak contributed mightily to his team's success with 6-0 on fourth board. Bruce Topa took the best alternate prize with 4W-1 V.

One reason so many chess players compete in this unique tournament, which offers no prize money, is the chance to try for zany special prizes. Bill Richards, Andy Sacks, Dane Hinrichsen and Eric Youngquist formed the team "One for All, and All Four Won The Four Musketeers." Dressed in doublets and hose and brandishing swords, they vanquished the competition in the battle for best promotional idea. "The Material Girls" (Alexey Root, Diana Gherghe, Laura Becker and Barbara McCaleb) won the best team name prize, edging "Senile Mutant Ninja Patzers." The USAT East, which began all of The multi-billion dollar hotel and rcHtaurant industry offers enormoiiH potential for career fulfillment an industry leadem create more unique and luxurious rcHorts hotels everywhere. INTERNATIONAL NEWS Now is the time to invest in a career that offers (Midless opportunity, personal interaction and job satisfaction. Train for a career in hotel or restaurant management with our or 12 month concentrated courses.

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Kasparov, who sports a World Chess Federation rating of 2800, drew in the first round with Gelfand, then defeated Nigel Short of England and Lajos Por-tisch of Hungary. Boris Gulko of Massa get enough sleep. BUT I LOOK SO TIRED!" our eyes say so much about you young, enereetic, and en KLEIN: Field Trip to L.A.'s Homeless Inspires Kids Who Care charity really feels. BEFORE thusiastic OR old, tired, and bored. Cosmetic eyelid surgery can help you regain a youlhful appearance.

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(213) 476-0800 "The truth is the whole club stands on a foundation that is somewhat ambivalent," Perry says. "The kids have not asked the school, or the parents, for any money. And I'm not trying to lay anything on these kids. I'm not some old hippie who's trying to recycle these kids. This has been their idea from the start.

But it will be interesting to sec how much we can do without creating a backlash." The kids who care, however, seem little concerned about backlashes, or parental politics, or what those who chose not to get involved might think. They are testing the waters and learning how Dianne Klein's column appears Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Readers may reach Klein by writing to her at The Times Orange County Edition, 1375 Sunflower Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626, or calling (714) 966-7406. 1 ffiffi OPENTORJBUl tLJ9 111 Lll ta PWMwln Fri.

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It will be interesting to see what people think." Ethical theorizing, however, is but a small part of what Kids Who Care is about. Club members whose numbers, depending on the activity, range from 15 to 50 studentsare too busy for much of that. They've raised money, collected food and donated lots of their time. For Thanksgiving, they wrapped hundreds of paper napkins around flatware to help the homeless on Los Angeles' Skid Row eat a nourishing meal. They were there before too, bathing homeless children and helping with menial tasks.

They are planning another trip soon. The proceeds from one bake sale went to the local Meals on Wheels program and to help save the Costa Rican rain forest. They've thrown a party for mentally disabled children and adults and are sending a child in Somalia to school. These are kids who are learning just how good it feels to give something back. "This is the first year, so our expectations have been modest," Perry says.

"But this is unique. Schools must understand that, yes, you must learn to read and write, but that you must read and write to some end. Where is the ethical compass leading to the real world?" In the school's north Placentia neighborhood, where the average household income is just a shade under $61,000 a year, the real world, for most junior high school kids, is mostly pretty nice. The basics, here, don't seem to be of much concern. It's status-designer tennis shoes, hot clothes, a telephone in your own room-that is on a lot of kids' minds.

So I asked these students why they look for ugliness, maybe put themselves at risk. On their first tour of Skid Row, for example, an armed undercover cop stuck to their side. "Well, a lot of people feel that way," says Kiran Jain, who is the club's president. "They just don't think we should get involved." One club member tells me, for example, that her mother has forbidden her from volunteering to help the homeless. "She says I can't go, because there are too many weirdos," the girl says.

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