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Wednesday, July 5, 1972 The Pensacola News 9B Fischer's apology Man on 707 jet reschedules match surrenders to FBI REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer apologized today for delaying the start of his $400,000 chess match with world champion Boris Spassky of Russia. The American, whose dispute over prize money forced organizers to postpone the world championship round, said he had the greatest respect for Spassky as a man and as a player. The statement, prepared by Fischer's lawyers, was read to newsmen by Max Euwe, president of the International Chess Federation-FIDE. It was not known whether this would be sufficient. to overcome, Russian objections the match.

Euwe said later however, the Soviet Chess Federation had cabled him demanding that he call the first game a loss for Fischer because of the American's arrival. This give Spassky a significant but not insurmountable advantage at the outset of the 24-game match. In a statement Tuesday, Spassky said he would consider starting play only if Fischer paid the penalty for his behavior. Spassky told The Associated Press this afternoon he still did not know whether the match would begin on Thursday. He said there would be an announcement by the Russian delegation later.

"We are sorry the world championship was delayed," Fischer's apology began. "My problems were not with Spassky whom I respect as a man and admire as a player." If Spassky and the Soviet people were "distressed or discomfited," Fischer continued. "I am indeed sorry. What Spassky meant when he demanded "just punishment" for Fischer, he would not say. There were unconfirmed reports the Russians wanted Fischer to be penalized with a loss of the first game.

Though some chess officials were pessimistic about the fate of the match this morning, optimism prevailed by midafternoon. If Spassky was ready to walk out of the championships he was not acting like it. Right after lunch he dropped his second. Yefim Geller, and two other aides at the Soviet Embas sy-apparently to consult with Moscow--then drove his borrowed Ford to get its wheel alignment corrected. Spassky appeared calm and would talk about everything except chess.

Woman is robbed in Escambia bar By MIKE COULTER News Staff Writer "He came into the bar and ordered a six pack of beer and when I handed the beer to him he pointed a gun in my face and demanded all my money," Mrs. Fairy Ann Johnson, night operator of the Ted's Place tavern, 6120 Lillian said this morning to Escambia County Sheriff Deputy Tom 1 Wesley. "I went to the cash register with the man still pointing the gun at me and handed him $203 in cash," she said. Witnesses said the gunman fled the bar through the front door and into a dark-colored automobile. The incident occurred about 1:30 a.m.

today. He was described as being about 25 to 30 years old, clean cut, about six feet tall and medium build. BUFFALO, N.Y, (AP) A man surrendered to an FBI agent, early 17-month-old today after daughter holdhostage at knife-point and threatening to kill her in an abortive, attempt Airlines to hijack, an said. al The FBI said the man, identified as Charles Smith, 23, of Buffalo, agreed to give up alter being assured that police would not harm him. According to the FBI and local police, the entire episode began with a stabbing incident in Buffalo's inner city during the early morning hours.

Richard Ash, special agent in charge of the FBI office here, said Smith boarded the unoccupied jetliner as it stood near a terminal gate about 5 a.m. at Buffalo International Airport. He demanded that the airprovide a pilot for the craft and said he would kill the child if his demands were not met. "He apparently decided he was not going to get out" of the airport, Ash said, describing how Smith put down the knife he was carrying and walked down the ramp of the plane hours later, carrying his daughter. He was accompanied by an unidentified FBI agent who had sneaked aboard the plane.

The child, identified as Jetuan Smith, was not injured, Ash said. She was taken to, a Buffalo hospital for observation. Ash said blood on the infant's clothing was Smith's from a wound he suffered earlier. Ash said Smith would face a charge of attempted hijacking. Billy Graham doesn't visit Pensacola area churches.

But The Pensacola News brings him into your living room each afternoon Monday through Friday. FISHER-POU FUNERAL SERVICE MRS. DORA MOLITA CRABTREE Deaths HURBERT KENNETH ELSPERMAN Hubert K. Elsperman, 41, of 826 Michigan Tuesday night in a local hospital, Mr. Elsperman was a native and life long resident of Pensacola.

He was veteran of the Korean Conflict. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Emily Paul. Elsperman of Pensacola; one sister, Mrs. Helen Carroll of Pensacola; and two brothers.

Mallory Elsperman and Clifford Elsperman, both of Pensacola. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Fisher-Pou Funeral Service. FAITH CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME MRS. MARGUERITA P. MIMMS Mrs.

Marquerita P. Mimms. 59, of 1647 W. Nine Mile Rd. died Tuesday in local hospital.

She was a native of Pollard, Ala. but had lived in Pensacola for the past 30 years and was a member of the Plainview Baptist Church, Mrs. Mimms was manager of the Brentwood Middle School lunch program for the past 10 vears. past president of the Escambia County Food Services Assoc. and member of the local, state and national food services associations.

Survivors include her widower, Lester Mimms of Pensacola: one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Pate Renneker of Birmingham, two sisters, Mrs. Mary Jane Golden of Silverhill, Ala. and Mrs. Cecelia Jackson of Brewton, two brothers, Denard and Charlie Lambeth of Flomaton, Ala.

The body will be placed in the Faith Chapel Funeral Home for visitation 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. Mimm's body will be transferred to the Fiomation Funeral Home where services will be held 10:30 a.m. Thursday.

Burial will be in the Pollard Cemetery with Faith Chapel Funeral Home in charge of local arrangments. Mrs. Mimms nephews will serve as pallbearers. EVANS FUNERAL HOME VERNON NOWLING JAY Vernon Nowling, 61, of RI. 3, Jay, died Tuesday morning at his home, A native of Santa Rosa County, he was a veteran of World War 11, a retired construction worker and member of the Cobblown Holiness Church.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mary L. Nowling of Jay; his mother, Mrs. Minnie Nowling of Jav; three daughters. Mrs.

Linnie Hopkins. Mrs. Barbara LaCrois, both of Jay, and Mrs. Lucille Seberson of Daytona Beach; two sons. Vernon Nowling Jr.

and Llovd Nowlina, both of Davtona Beach; two step daughters, Mrs. Virginia H. Tharps of Jay and Mrs. Nola J. Houston of Pensacola; three step-sons, Samuel D.

Copeland, Charles E. Copeland and Theodore R. Copeland, all of Jay: five sisters. Mrs. Mabelle McCormick, Mrs.

Rachell Howell, and Mrs. Bessie Powell, all of Jav. Mrs. Ethel Fowler and Mrs. Girlie Fowler, both of Milton: three brothers, Curtis Nowling of Jay: Jim Nowling and Grady Nowling.

both of Daviona Beach, Funeral services will be 3:30 p.m. Thursday in Cobblown Holiness Church with the Rev. Gene Whitfield officiatina. Burial will be in Cobblown Cemetery with Evans Funeral Home of Jay directIna. WOLFE-LEWIS FUNERAL HOME JOSEPH WAYNE SLOAN MILTON Mr.

Joseph Wayne Sloan. 31 RI. 1, Gulf Breeze, died late Monday. native of Alabama, Mr. Sloan had resided most of his life in the HolleyGulf Breeze area.

He was a veteran of the Vietnam conflict. Survivors include daughter, Terri Lynne Sioan of Miami; a son, Jeffrey Sloan of Miami; his mother, Mrs. wilma Crabtree of Holley: two sisters, Harrison Jamison of Holley and Mrs. David Lee Ray of Forest Park. Ga.

and his arandmother Mrs. Mary Crabtree of Holley. The body will remain in the chapel of the Wolfe Lewis Funeral Home until the time of funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday from the Billory Baptist Church in Holley with the Rev. James Boyd, the Rev.

Arron Wells and a milltarv chaplain officiating. Burial will be in the Harper Cemetery In Holley with full military honors. Military personnel will serve as pallbearers. Wolfe Lewis Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. WHITEHURST FUNERAL MISS GAIL COLLINGSWORTH CRESTVIEW Miss Gail Collingsworth, 16.

of 402 E. Bowers Ave. died Monday in local hospital, She was a life-long resident of Crestview and a student at Crestview Senior High School. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Christine Collingsworth of Crestview: two sisters.

Miss Mary Ann -Collingsworth of Fort Walton Beach and Mrs. Maxine Ward of Crestview: two bro, thers, Lawrence and Gary Callingsworth both of Crestview: paternal grandmother. Mrs. David Collingsworth of. Bristol, and maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Lena Pennington of Orlando. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Thursday from Antioch Baptist Church with the Rev. D. J.

Barnhill and Rev. Bob Eisenbura officiating. Burial will be in the Antioch Cemetery with Whitehurst Funeral Home directing. MRS. METTIE K.

STEELE LAUREL HILL-Mrs. Mettie K. Steele 65. of Route 2. Laurel Hill died Tuesday in a Florala, Ala, hospital.

She had lived in Okaloosa County for the past 40 years. Survivors include one son, Mack Steele of Winter Haven; one daughter, Mrs. Mae Long of Lake Alfred. two sisters, Mrs. Mamie Johnson and Mrs.

Ada Thomas both of Avon Park: four brothers, Barney King of Oviedo. Grover King of Enterprize, Malone King of F1. George Mead. Md. and Rosco King of Luverne, Als.1 and one grandson.

Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Thursday from Clear Springs Baptist Church near Florala, Ala, with the Rev. William Hurst officiating. Burial will be at the Clear Springs Cemetery with Whitehurst Funeral Home directing. The body will be at the home until ene hour before funeral time.

Country shocked by two murders SAN MARINO (AP) This tiny mountaintop republic, which hadn't had a murder in more than 100 years, has been shocked by a double slaying. Pietro Giorgetti, 35, a taxi driver, burst into police headquarters Monday night and said: "I've just killed two people." "The police said he threw his wife, Pierina, out the window of their third-floor apartment when he found out she had applied for a legal separation from him. Then, they said, he grabbed a hunting rifle, shot his sisterin-law Isolde Zavoli Stolfi to death as she ran downstairs, and then ran down and shot his wife twice in the back as she lay screaming on top of his parked taxi. The couple's two children, Fulvia, 12, and Germano, saw their father throw their mother out the window, police said. 2.

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Local position with major company. Prefer degree with prior sales exp. Excellent company with outstanding benefits to 59K RETAIL MANAGEMENT TRAINEES progressive SE chain operation year experience in retailing to $10K TECHNICAL SALES NATIONAL Company in Ecology fields. ASCHE or BSCH degree with 2 years experience in operation or sales. to $14K including car expenses FIELD DIRECTOR National consumer products company has local opening.

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Full responsibility for plant engineering and general management. Will be trained 10 take over plant manager positions. Excellent company with full range benefits to PROCESS ENGINEER BSCHE or Pulp Paper Technology degree. Responsible for process and improvement studies, new process devel. bpment, new equipment justification.

etc. Relocate SE Coastal area, cellent company benefits 10 $16K ELECTRICAL ENGINEER BSEE degree. Sr. Electrical engineer with a minimum of 8-years exp. required for staff opening in central en gineering dept.

Must have good knowledge of electrical systems. including power distribution, power generation and lighting. Knowledge of boilers and utilities also required. to $17K COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT MGR. Chemistry of BSCHE, Responsible for coordinating Inter.

department communications and transfer of research projects, market research and economic justification for possible new venture, market introduction of successful new products 10 $20K MOST POSITIONS FEE PAID Call 477-6970 Mail resumes to P.O, Box 207. sacola, Florida, 32502. Offices moved 16: 4900 BAYOU BLVD. BOOKKEEPING CLERK SALARY OPEN Good YOU have aned, bookkeeping background. will train on computer.

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Only perienced need apply. Park Estates 5312 Mobile Highway. 17. HELP WANTED Mrs. Dora Molita Crabtree, 89, of 215 Rue Max, Warrington, died Monday at her.

residence. Mrs. Crabtree was a life long resident of Escambia County and a member of the Poplar-Dell Baptist Church. Survivors include one son. Burton T.

Renfroe of Warrington: one sister, Mrs. M. V. Hyndman of New Orleans. two grandchildren, Mrs.

Charles E. Ashley of Warrington and Harold Renfroe of Hollywood, Fla. and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Fisher Chapel with the Rev.

J. D. Rentroe officiating. The body will be placed in the FisherPou Chapel at noon Wednesday for visItation. Pallbearers will be Dr.

W. G. Renfroe. Graham Rentroe, George Bowman, Harvey Pitts. John Meredith and Roy Green.

wit be in the Bayview Memorial Park with the Fisher-Pou Funeral. Service directing. McNEIL-KEYES FUNERAL HOME MRS. SALLIE M. HINTON Mrs.

Sallie M. Hinton, 89, died Saturday at the home of her daughter, in Lakewood, Colo. where she had been living since 1967. She was a native of Moscow, Ohio, but resided in Pensacola since 1920 after moving from Huntington, W.Va. Mrs.

Hinton was the widow of the late John T. Hinton and was a charter mem ber of the local Westwood Christian Church. Survivors include two sons, John T. Hinton and Dick Hinton, both of Pensacola; one daughter, Mrs. Robert F.

Edmondson of Lakewood; nine grand. children, seven great and one great-great-grandchild. The body will be returned to Pensacola Tuesday night. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Thursday from the McNeil-Keves Funer.

al Home Chapel with the Rev. George Sherman Pyke officiating. Burial will be in Bayview Memorial Park Cemetery with McNeil-Keyes FUneral Home directing. Honorary pallbearers will be Charles Walker. John Venable.

Charles Venable, Jack Mullis, George W. Andress and W. R. Colerick. Active pallbearers will be Fletcher Fleming, John T.

Kirkpatrick. John Brisch, Leonard Whitehead, William C. Bowersox and John D. Silverthorne. JAMES (JIM) MCGAHAN James (Jim) MicSahan, 89, of 2515.

W. Cross died night in a local hospital. Mr. MCGKAHAN WAS A NATIVE OF England and had been resident of Pensacola for the past 70 years. He retired as foreman for Saunders Fish Co.

Survivors include three sons, James E. McGahan, Dave A. McGahan and Peter O. McGahan, all of Pensacola: stepdaughter, Mrs. Georgia Miller of Pensacola; 13 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in Fisher-Pou Chapel with the Rev. Charles Pleiffer officiatina. Burial will be in Bayview Memorial Park with Fisher-Pou Funeral Service directing. Boggs, Ford arrive in Hong Kong By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that the inflation rate, 5 to 6 U.S.

Reps. Hale Boggs, and Gerald Ford arrived in Hong Kong today after a 10-day visit to China which Ford said he hoped would "help expand the growing relations between the People's Republic of China Technique may save kidneys VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) The need for complete kidney transplants may be reduced by a recently developed operating procedure that allows surgeons to operate on a faulty kidney outside the body, then return it to the patient, a urologist says. The operation and its advantages were outlined by Dr. Clarence Hodges, professor of surgery at the University of Oregon, in a paper presented meeting of Canadian and U.S.

urological specialists here over the weekend. An important feature of the procedure is that the kidney can be replaced at a position in the body other than that from which it was removed, Hodges said. Hodges said he had performed eisht, such operations since 1968 that a total of 35 had been performed around the world. There is no rejection problem. one of the difficulties in straight kidney transplants, because no foreign tissue is involved, he said.

Cubans capture marijuana carrier MIAMI. (AP) A Cuban gunboat has captured an American boat with two Americans and "a cargo of marijuana aboard," Radio Havana said today in a broadcast monitored in Miami. The Cuban radio identified the men as Douglas Anderson and a name that sounded like "Post. They were captured aboard the vessel Komono June 23 near, Cayo Flamenco about a mile off the south coast of Mantanzas Province, the dio broadcast said. A U.S.

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DOT MCDONALD and the United States." Neither would comment on their discussions with Premier Chou En-lai and other Chinese leaders. Ford said they would disclose nothing about the substance of the talks until after he and Boggs report to dent Nixon. Boggs, of Louisiana, is Democratic leader in the House. Ford, of Michigan, is the GOP leader. Doctors at Methodist Hospital in Houston, have advised Kentucky Gov.

Wendell Ford that he will be discharged Thursday. An aide to the governor said Ford will leave Houston the same day to fly to Fort Lauderdale to join the Kentucky delegation to the Democratic National Convention. People In The News for newsmen on boat rides. Humphrey was at the wheel when he took the newsmen for rides on his, pontoon boat, which is equipped with a 100- horsepower engine. Aides said the Minnesotan plans to rest up for the Democratic National Convention next week he is a candidate for the presidential nomination and that the only thing on his schedule.

is a Humphrey family reunion at Wayzata, Minn. Presidential envoy John B. Connally flew to Simla, India, today to meet with Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi at Raj Bhavan, the palatial mansion of the former British viceroys of India. The former U.S. Treasury secretary, who arrived in New Delhi Tuesday, has already conferred with Foreign Minister Swaran Singh and Finance Minister Y.

B. Chavan. In the absence of President V. V. Giri, who is making state visits to Yugoslavia and Afghanistan, Connally paid a courtesy call on Vice President G.

S. Pathak. Chairman Arthur Burns of the U. S. Federal Reserve Board says President Nixon's wage and price controls have contributed materially to a reduction in the U.S.

rate of inflation. Burns, on a Latin American fact-finding trip for the President, told newsmen Tuesday in Rio de Janiero Pensacola Port Schedule NAME OF SHIP ARRIVAL Siccaribic 7-3-72 Nepal Rex 7-3-72 President Nixon, vacationing at the Western White House in San Clemente, enjoyed a Fourth of July swim in the Pacific Ocean with two friends. Joining the President on the beach at the nearby Camp 1 Pendleton Marine Base were New York industrialist Robert Ablanalp and Nixon's Key Biscayne neighbor, C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo.

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey observed the Fourth of July at his lakeside home in Waverly, and served as skipper A welfevreden 7-5-12 Flavia 7-5-72 Constantia 7-7-72 Wieldrecht 7-4-77 Nina 7.9.72 Birgifte Skou 7.4-72 Argostar 7-10-72 High Seas Express 7-12-72 Nopal Progress 7-13-72 Dalaman 7-15-72 Anco Scentre 7-15-77 Sophie 7-16-72 Silverflord 7-19-72 Explorer 7-23-72 Nicholas Embiricos 7-25-72 Genevieve Lukes 7-26-77 Yamawaka Mart 8 1-77 Lindinger Pearl 8-5-72 Mexico. 8-15-71 Tentative Rutland Hospital in Rutland. reports improvement in the condition of Nobel Prize-winning author Pearl S.

Buck who entered the hospital Saturday with pleurisy. "Every indication is that her pleurisy condition is improving under the present pro gram of treatment. the hospital said in a bulletin Tuesday. Prisoners party during Fourth ATTICA, N.Y. (AP) A jazz band wailed the blues across an exercise yard of Attica state prison as nearly 1,200 inmates: soaked Fourth up sounds and sun at a of July picnic.

While some prisoners grooved to the music, others played checkers and chess, cards, handball and basketball. At one point, inmate Curtis Speed of Buffalo stepped forward on makeshift bandstand and announced "a number that will bring back memories of the thing that happened here almost a year ago." With that, the Archie, Shepp Jazz Sextet broke its own "Attica Blues" a lament of last September's violence at prison that left 43 persons dead. Damsel, youths tie up tracks OVERLAND PARK. Kan. (AP) Police rushed to Frisco Railroad tracks in this Kansas City suburb after a woman passerby notified the dispatcher four men were tying a young woman to the rails.

Unknown to the youths, train was approaching from a few miles when Patrolman James J. Weaver broke up the happening and hauled all five to police headquarters Tuesday. There it was learned the vouths were making a home movie. The woman, 18, had volunteered to play the damsel in distress and one of the men was dressed up as a villain. "The joke is really on the one officer said.

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