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Nelden heads Officers of the Newark Lions, Nelson Club for 1972-73 was given the gavel by picked, by have been retiring Charles Shauck. Neldon dent Perreaded presi- lives at 600 Country Club Dr. sew Lawrence Holtsberry, past Ten other officers were inLions Club. officiated district governor of the tiebron stalled, including Jerry Grund.is dies, 1060 welsh View first YMCA. vice president; Ronald Klein, Dawdling chessmen REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) International chess chief Max Euwe proposed another delay Wednesday night in the Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassky world championship match as the manuevering and confusion continued in Reykjavik.

There was no immediate response from Fischer or the Russians, and it was not known whether the twice. postponed match would start today. Euwe, president of the International Chess Federation, said he didn't penalize for his late arrival in Iceland because the American challenger is "living in another world." Hel said Spassky, world title holder, was "very to upset" and that he would like give him another week before the first game. Euwe also admitted he had violated the rules in allowing two. previous postponements in the start of the match.

He promised strict rule enforcement in the future. The 24-game series between Fischer and Spassky had been, scheduled to start Sunday. Fischer stayed in New York, holding out for more money, Euwe postponed the start of the match until Tuesday. Fischer arrived that day, but the Rus- Gravel to seek veep spot WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Mike Gravel of Alaska is expected to formally announce his candidacy today for the Democratic vice-presidential nomination.

He called a news conference for 10:30 a.m. "to make a major political announcement." For several weeks he has State Department of Taxation $5,324. been telling reporters and Democratic party officials around the country that: he plans to actively seek the nomination at the national convention in Miami Beach next week. Gravel, 42, a freshman senator who has gained national attention since his 1968 election, has been looking for delegate support in several states. The first announced candidate for the Democratic Vicepresident nomination was Endicott Peabody, former Massachusetts governor, who has been actively campaigning.

Consumer credit up in May WASHINGTON (AP) justed, comprise the loans increase in loans for automo- made by financial institutions biles and other consumer prod- and credit extended for retail ucts sparked a record rise, in credit purchases. Real estate mortconsumer during May, the Federal Reserve Board re- gage credit is not included. ports. The Federal Reserve Board Consumer installment credit said auto loans during May tofrom banks and retailers total- taled $3.239 1 billion, compared to led $11 billion in May, a record $3.194 billion in April, and credincrease of $1.44 billion over it for other consumer goods tothe previous month. taled $3.938 billion, compared to The figures, seasonally ad- $3.824 billion in April.

Stop sign vandalized; three die PIQUA, Ohio (AP) Remov- truck were Kathie Coppock, 24, al of a stop sign from a Miami of Piqua, and daughters aged 3 County 1 intersection three miles and 6. southwest of here caused a car- Authorities said the truck did truck collision Wednesday night not stop at the intersection bethat claimed the lives of a mother and two children. a stop sign had been reKilled when their auto moved. The sign was 1 found latsmashed into the side of the er in a nearby ditch. Drive-in windows added at LCBS Two drive-in windows and Customers will be able to enditional are ter the area from either North parking space Third or Church street.

Archischeduled to open Sept. 1 at the the tects for facility are Joseph Licking County Building and Baker and Associates, with conSavings Co. office, 42 N. Third struction being done by the W. St.

Camlin Co. Tri-Valley needs eight teachers The Tri-Valley school district High School and a business is looking for eight more teach- teacher and a guidance counseers for the coming school year. lor at Tri-Valley High School. Norbert Kurtz, superintend- Applications are also being ent, said the district needs first taken for three educable 1 menand second grade teachers at tally retarded class teachers. Adamsville Elementary School, Interested teachers are asked a social studies teacher and to contact Kurtz a at the central coach at Adamsville district office in Dresden.

St. Louisville girl to Japan Diana Dringer of St. Louis- Yamagata and Sendia, Japan. ville is one of 26 Ohio youths Her parents Mr. and Mrs.

participating in the Lions Club George T. Deringer, owners of Ohio-Japan youth exchange pro- the Maple Inn, St. Louisville, gram this summer. She is being will be hosts to Miss Mari Wasponsored by the Heath Lions tanabe of Yamagata for six Club. Deringer, a senior at weeks.

Miss Watanabe is a Miss School, will spend freshman at Tokyo Women's Utica High six weeks visiting families in College, majoring in English. NEWS JUDGMENT ASKED from Margaret Green, Summit Trane LeCross, Station; $57. and Sons, Newark Trust Co. from Ruth Co-, 1001 we ns, Rt. 3, against Dixon Plumbing Frazeysburg; and Modern $2,317.

$6,069 and interest E. Main Columbus Truck and Equipfrom Aug. 12. ment Co. from Russell Nelson, JUDGMENT GRANTED 285 Elmwood from Park National Bank from Lee Chester Nelson, 84 N.

Buena Stephens, Rt. 1, St. Louisville; Vista from Carl son, 224 W. Main $2,375 and Lions' officers second vice president and Pat Plunkett, Rt. 7, third vice president.

Lester Cox, 678 Woodland the organization's new secretary; Joseph oh st 1738 Stonwall treasurer; Wil-189 liam Dougherty, 777 Patton lion tamer; Ralph Lorenzen, 1005 Crossley tail twiser; and directors Cain, 1166 James Charles Conner, 469 Howell and Kent Wildman, Granville St. to play sometime sians objected to his and Euwe put the start off until, today. Fischer apologized Wednesday for delaying of the match, but the Russians demanded apologies in writing. Then they demanded that Fischer forfeit the first game. The American's apology, read by a spokesman at a news conference, said: "'We are sorry the world championship was delayed.

The problems causing the delays were not with world champion Spassky whom I respect as a man and admire as a player." Later Yefim Geller, the Soviet grandmaster acting as Spassky's second, told news conference the Russians TWO BARNABY SHEEP at the Louisville, zoo put their hung up on each other. AP. heads together, twine porns, and look sheepish about being Where You Get MORE Than Just Low Prices (Holland COOL iT Upham SERVICE AWARD WINNING Air Conditioners Refrigerators Freezers READY NOW FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, JUST MINUTES AWAY FROM YOUR HOME Take a closer look at this Frigidaire Room Air Conditioner! See why it's worth the difference. Easy to install, this room air conditioner features an automatic thermostat you simply set and forget! Plus 2 cooling speeds, a removable filter that can be washed or vacuumed clean, and 3-way air distribution that directs air flow right, left, or left and right. It operates on only 115 volts, too.

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