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The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 6

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Edwardsville, Illinois
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WMnMnYf 1 Apology Bobby Fischer apologized today for delaying the staft of his $300,000 chess match champion Boris Spassky of Rus- eia. The American, whose dispute prize money forced organizers to postpone the? world championship said he: bad the greatest, respect iot Bpassky as a man and as a. player. The statement, prepared: by Fischer's was read tff-newsmen by Max Euwe, president of the International Chess- Federation--FIDE. It was not- known whether this would- be: sufficient to overcome Russian objections to starting the match.

In a statement Spas- sky 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 -would' begin Thursday. He said there would, be an announcement by the. Hfcssian delegation later.

Photo, shows Fischer stepping; from, the plane which him-to-Reykjavik, Icelond. (AP'Photo) Names in the News lian Lea acKcs Raps Brisbane; Prime Minister William McMahon described; American! ctsnsumer advocatet Ralph Nader today as "a professional and; paid pot i or "He has been in Australia 24: hours and set himself up as Judge of -without a knowledge country people," MeMahon said. "Nader will be paid normal: courtesies as a visitor, but Australian who went to America and made the same criticisms would not be well received," he added. MeMahon made his comments at a news conference at! Brisbane airport. Two hours; later he kept an appointment to meet Nader for discussions which were not open to newsmen.

Humphrey Takes Newsmen on Boat Ride Waverly, Minn. (AP) Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey observed the. Fourth of; July, at his lakeside home here, and served as skipper for.

newsmen. on boat rides. Humphrey was at the wheel he took the newsmen for tides on his pontoon boat, which equipped with a 100- borsepower engine. Aides said the Minnesotan planr to- rest up for thec Democratic National Convention: next week: he is a candidate for presidential nominatioir onljt thing on his- schedule is: Humphrey family reunion, at Wayzata, Minn. Author Pearl Buck Shows'Improvement Rutland! Vt.

(AP) Rutland Hospital reports improvement; in: the condition of Nobel author Pearl S. Buck, who entered the hospital Saturday with pleurisy. "Every indication is that her pleurisy condition is improving under the present program of treatment," the: hospital said'in a bulletin Tuesday. The author, who observed her 80th birthday June 26, has.lived in nearby Danby for several years. Nixon, Friends; Swim in Pacific San Clemente, Calif.

(AP) President Nixon, vacationing at the Western White House, enjoyed: a Fourth of July' swim, in the Paciflir ocean with two. Joining the President on the beach at the nearby Camp Pendleton Marine base were New York industrialist Robert Ablanalp and Nixonis- Key Biscayne, neighbor; C. "Bebe" Rebozo. Mental Hospital ire Kills (AP.) swepVthrou'gh. wing of tte Cld.Harbor.

Mental Hospital" early; the 36 male; patients- sleeping' in a ward; nursing: stafff of but: one died! other sir ipinnr injuries. One was? MS years- old and the-rest were described: ai; middle-aged; Most; iiedin ttieir Beds; buf the- doors were said to? have unlocked; at the. time of the blaze. About three, hundred and twenty-five- patients' were in other buildings of hospital: The fire; ocCTirrediin the: Wih- frith wing-which opened, nine months ago. Dr.

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Years Available:
1869-1977