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1A- AtGUi COUtll rWm, Co. First Chess Match Goes To Spassky REYKJAVIK. Iceland (AA Today's Stocks Hart He partial liil of NEAR C10SINC prxtt for today on rh Now Tort end Amorkan ilock tKrtongct, twppliod through tho courtir of FIRST CALIFORNIA CO 1401 Second Sr Napa, Calif. 94551, ttkphont (707)-726 I IM i BARKER'S MEAT CENTER AND- SAUSAGE KITCHEN Real OeedOld Fashioned Mad Sauioget Freih htealt Smoked Mead Frozen Food 3695 PeUkuni Blvd. N.

Phone 762-7253 Tl i UZZs' Mil I 1 i Jut, "52 Pac Pw i 22 PacTel 16 Pan Am 15 JC Penney 77 RAC 33 Reynolds In 74 Safeway 36 Sears 107 So Cal Ed 23 So Pacific 43 StdOilCal 61 Std Oil 73 Gen Motors 74 Gen TAT 26 Ga Pacific 3 Goodrich 25 Goodyear 27 Greyhound 17 Gulf Oil 24 Honeywell 148 IBM 397 Int'l Paper 35 Int'lTel 52 Jhns Man 33 Kaiser Ind 7 Kennecott 21 Lucky Stores 16 McDon Doug 36 Merck 79 Minn Mln 80 Mobil 57 Nat'l Cash 31 PG4E 27 Alcoa Am All Ln 31 Am Ti Beth Steel 28s Boeing 23 Borg Warn 33 Brls Myers G2 Chrysler 30 Coca ola 136 Colg Palm 78'2 Con Ed 25'4 Crow Zel 27 Disney 187'4 Dow Chem 90 Dupont lGl'j East Kodak 132 El Paso 16 Fori 62J4 For McKess 22 Gen Dec 65 Oen Foods 25 Vall NEW YORK (AP) Prices maile some meaner gains in to. day's stock market in moderate tradinc. The 2 pjn. Dow Jones aver, age of 30 industrials was ahead 1.88 to 927.75, and advancing is. sues clung to a narrow lead over losing stocks cn the New York Slock Enhance.

The Big Board index was unchanged at 59.40. The pricerfhange index at the American Stock Exchange was off .06 to 27.11. Thanks to some large block shas or more-ihe volume was running ahead of the three preofcJing sessions, in which the Dow indicator had dropped a total of 1626 points. Pacific By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The market was up and ac. five at midmorning today on the Pacific Coast Stock Ex.

change, with 98 issues gaining, 107 losing and 47 unchanged. Up were Fairchild Camera and Occidental Petroleum Safeway 1, Caterpillar Tractor and General Motors 5f Bethle. hem Steel and General Electric a fishing boat towed the hulk to the south side of the river, where it was secured to some pilings. If the owner can't be located, a city spokesman said, the barge will be disposed of by the Army Corps of Engineers as a menace to navigation. (Argus-Courier Photo) DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP This dilapidated barge, sunk in shallow waters on the north side of the Petaluma River turning basin, made a comeback Monday during high tide and floated out into the middle of the river.

A Coast Guard cutter was dispatched to tow it away, but the tide went down and the cutter couldn't make it. So yesterday, under Coast Guard supervision, IN ri' far? WTi and result in an obvious delay tn preparation," he noted. Kovatch reminded the board that developers of the Sea Ranch were authorized to prepare a general plan but took in areas outside the subdivision. Chairman Henry Spomer suggested the request be sent to the county's Inter-departmental Coordinating Committee for suggestions on how much area should be included. The suggestion was tabled and Transcentury was authorized to proceed with the general plan when Belden said his client was under time limitations.

"Our tentative maps expire Nov. 9. We don't have much time and more interests would make it difficult. If we include someone else's property then they should pay for the consultants too," he added. Board Allows Developers To Proceed World champion Boris Spassky won the first game Wednesday in his world title chess series against American Bobby Fischer.

Fischer, in a hopeless position, resigned. He stood up, folded his score sheet and walked out of the Reykjavik sports palace. The decision confirmed the Judgment at the experts who considered Fischer was in a difficult position when the game was adjourned after 40 moves Tuesday night. The victory gave Spassky a 1-0 lead in the 24-game match and an important psychological advantage. Fischer never has beaten Spassky.

His winless streak against the Russian now stands at six games, Fischer's resignation came after he had staged a walkout, apparently in objection to tnov. ie cameras in the back of the hall. He stormed offstage and did not return for 30 minutes. Then, a while later, Fischer indicated he had given up by reaching over and stopping the clock He 'shook hands with Spassky and, before he left, turned and waved to the crowd. The spectators applauded Spassky.

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1971 PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER of the CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION 762-7242 OPEN 8:00 -SHOW 9:00 Persons Under 18 Not Admitted! Shown at 10:45" OPEN 1:45 SHOW 9:00 EXCLUSIVE DRIVE-IN SHOWING chance to be men. Adults $2.00 Under 16 Free 2JT MEET The Baby Mater WITH AN open mmf Bodega Harbour Planning Cleared ill I iiiJf I L. i I a 11 Kovatch inserted that individual general plans interfere with his department. "These plans cut into our other general plan efforts," he added. After the supervisorial decision to allow the private preparation of the general plan Kovatch said, "Transcentury has become the victim of state legislature action set for good purposes.

We will attempt to assist them but we do have to devote time to others. They will take a second priority to others," he concluded. onivi-rN onown NTROOUQNG wxofmatscf 1 PARKWAY DBIVE-IN 763-5600 He gave them their PLUS Where "WILIARD" ALSO. TALIS FROM STATE THEATRE 763-5660 i ,1 XJ I MA I James Weather Petaluma Area Temperatures Texaco 31 Trans Am 17 Union OU 28 UnPac 5014 United Air 34 US Steel 29 WestnBank 32 Westlnghouse 49 Street The market seemed to lack direction, brokers reported. Having discounted the anticipated nomination of Sen.

George S. Mc Govern at the at i cNational Convention, many investors were looking forward to resumption of the Paris peace talks Thurs. day. The most-active issue on the Big Board was Pittston off 1 to28f.A block of 399,900 shares sold at 28': Among the gaining issues, the leader, on a percentage basis, was Occidental Petroleum, up 1 to ll'z for a boost of 13.6 per cent. The company report, ed a major oil discovery off the coast of Nigeria.

Stocks Gulf Oil RCA V4. Down were Flying Tiger l'g Magnavox Xerox Castle Cooke Vf; Pacific Lighting General Telephone, Kaiser Aluminum, Pacific Gas Elec. trie, Signal Companies, Stand, ard Oil of California and Trans. americaVi was at 27y2 down1, High Yesterday 90 Low This Morning 51" High Year Ago Today 83 Low Year Ago Today 50 24-Hour Precip. to 8 a.m.

-fc Since July 1 -0- Same Period Last Year -0- Bay Area Fair and warm through Thurs. day, but with continued patches of late night and early morning low clouds. Highs Thursday between 65 and 75 along the coast and into the 90s inland. Lows tonight in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon.

Sierra Nevada Fair through Thursday but chance of some afternoon show ers or thunderstorms in the south portion. Continued warm. NorCal SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Continued fair and warm weather are predicted for Northern California through Thursday, except for patches of fog and low clouds night and morning along the coast. San Franciscans, who expect thick fogs on the bay, low clouds and cool, blustery winds this time of summer, have for a week been basking in bright, sunny days warm enough for sunbathing. i 8-HOUR BONUS I FUN PACKAGE I IQkml 1 LOOGEl CASINO LAKE TAHOE I I Tour Hostess and Luxury Air- I Conditioned, Restroom-Equip-1 USDA Choice T-BONE STEAK Cut to Order USDA Choice SIRLOIN STEAK CUT TO ORDER 59 lb.

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Sat. Open 7 Days a Meek 9 'til 6 3-5 lb. Avg. Reasons Given For High Produce Prices County action that allows land developers to compose their own general plans was extended to a second proposal Tuesday when the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors authorized Trans-century Properties to develop the plan for Bodega Harbour subdivision. Les Belden, attorney for Transcentury, explained the development must be within a general plan area to comply with state law.

"There will not be a county general plan in the area for two or three years. Without a general plan we will experience extreme hardship since the state law will bring the project to a standstill," he said. George Kovatch, county planning director, objected to the proposal contending the planners are "answerable" to the developer and the plan is a piecemeal approach and should be tied into the entire Bodega Bay area. Belden suggested the planning area be 1,200 acres in a county service area which includes the subdivision and other properties owned by Transcentury. "To include other areas and other landowners would add controversy Different View Of TV Weather SAUGUS, Calif.

(AP) At 6 ajn. Cablevision's Channel 6 begins broadcasting automatically, the camera trained on weather gauges. But last Saturday somebody broke into the studio before 6 and placed a Playboy nude cen. terfold in front of the gauges. The broadcasters said they were surprised at how few people complained at the change in programming.

"Only one or two people called," station manager Craig Rahn said Tuesday. The center, fold was visible for 75 minutes. Rahn said he was toying with idea of making it a regular Sat. urday feature. The sheriff's office said it was investigating.

Said Sgt. Dave Harris: "We're just going to have to hunt for somebody with a missing Playboy center, fold." GOLDEN Continued fair and warm through Thursday, with high tomorrow near 100, with a low tonight ln upper 50s. Light winds. Nation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Severe thunderstorms, heavy rain and hail whipped the northentral states today, spreading tornado and flashf-lood warnings to parts of Min. nesota, South Dakota, Wise on.

sin and Iowa. Almost 5 inches of rain fell on Meire Grove, during a two-hour period, while hail, stones the size of golf balls cov. ered the ground near Brewer, ville, Minn. Local cloudbursts caused streams and creeks to rise in parts of Nebraska and Iowa, while the Sauk River in Stearns County, climbed near flood stage. A disturbance off the coast of North Carolina brought rain to eastern portions of Virginia and the Carolinas.

Rainfall in other parts of the country was confined mainly to showers in the Pacific North, west and scattered showers in the southern and central Plains. Temperatures before dawn ranged from 43 at Butte, to 98 at Blythe, Calif. 2nd Comedy Hit Rated "GP" Oarner in mm UAiRi Two weeks ago the Inter-Departmental Coordinating Committee suggested the board not allow developers to prepare their own general plans. The board still allowed Oceanic Properties, Sea Ranch Developers, to prepare an area general plan. Belden contended his clients should be afforded the same privilege as Sea Ranch.

"The county has a deep moral, if not legal, responsibility to allow this development to proceed in an orderly fashion," he added. Phil Joerger, Second District supervisor, sympathized with the problems with state law. "They would not have had any hang-ups without the state legislature. Our problem now is to make the public understand we are not playing favoritism to big developers," he noted. frost in California which dam.

aged buds. In contrast with high prices on other commodities, buyers reported that lettuce costs less than a year ago as production has been reported high in the Salinas, area. Celery prices have been driven up in the past week by rains inCalifornia, the buyers reported. While some buyers blamed the higher prices on the weather and on increased wages for farmworkers, Millensen said he suspects that growers may also be preparing for a possible ex. tension of price controls to the farm level, "I was a produce buyer for the government in World War Hand the farmers did the same thing when they smelled con-t 1 coming," he said.

"They're not going to tell anybody that's what they anticipated, but talk of price ceilings naturally makes them want to make sure their prices are high before any controls go on." TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) Tuc son produce buyers report that a late spring in California and low production of some items are responsible for unusually high prices on soft fruit, potatoes, tomatoes and celery. "Right now, potatoes are wholesaling at $7.50 or $8 for 100 pounds," said Mike Mina, buyer for Cox Produce Co. "A year ago, they were bringing half that price. Certain areas are through producing for the year, and the new ones arent able to supply the whole coun.

try." Nate Millensen, produce man. ager for Best Supermarket here, said tomato prices also remain high. "Normally July and August will be your cheapest months for tomatoes," he said, "but we're paying about 30 cents a pound now. Last year, we only had to pay 15 cents." Millensen blamed the high price of soft fruits peaches, plums and apricots-on late WEST NOW PLAYING Cont. from 2 p.m.

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