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Des Moines Reg'ser Pnoe 4 July 1 972 Budget Sees Enrollment Drop Fourth Spassky-Fischer Game Ends in a Draw After 5 Hours from the present budget. This portion of the budget finances board in a memorandum: "Some of the increases in the i 1 "Je Udy.dy ut crhnnl riictrirt inrlnriinp sala- 0perati0'n and mainte. nance, fixed charges, and com munity services. Schoolhouse Fund The schoolhouse fund portion of the proposed budget, which includes bond retirement expenses, site and building fund expenses, and some other incidental items, is about $6.3 million, up $370,175 or about schools, so the taxpayer is getting it from all angles." The proposed 1972-73 Des Moines School anticipates an District budget enrollment de crease of about 800 students, to a total enrollment of about or about 300 students fewer than were enrolled in the Des Moines School District 10 years ago. The Des Moines School District's 1962-63 budget was about $21.8 million, or about 40 per cent of the proposed 1972-73 budget.

School officials blame the 138 per cent 10-year increase on annually increasing costs and demands for new programs. The general fund portion of the proposed school district budget is about $46.5 million, up about $2.9 million or about 6.7 per cent 6.3 per cent from the presently jncreaseSi India Considering Plans i ft. ti 'v Bv Micharl Lake Manchester Guardian REYKJAVIK. ICELAND -The fourth game of the world chess championship ended in a draw here Tuesday, after getting underway in a comparatively orderly manner although both Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky arrived late for the start of the game. With Fischer leading with white in his Sozin attack, Spassky played the classic Sicilian defense with southern variations a strategy which sounds more like a short left jab under the chin with a stiletto than the attack on Fischer's bishop which it really is.

At the same time Spassky was playing with great speed. The Soviet champion's clock showed that he took only 9 minutes to make his first 16 moves against nearly 40 minutes for Fischer. Spassky had clearly l. prepared himself to play this game according to the book, knowing that Fischer always opens with pawn to king four. Successful Defense But after looking like a loser for two hours, Fischer was able lo play a successful defense aft-! er two mistakes by Spassky! and force a draw after five I hours.

The score in the 24-gamej scries now stands at for the Soviet champion and for the American challenger. Thev called it emits at the. forty-fifth move. The fight had heen hard with a string of start-j ling turnabouts. Each contestant got a half-point for the draw.

Spassky, 35, won the first game and got the second by forfeit when Fischer failed lo show. The 29-year-old American won the third. Yugoslav grandmaster Svelo-zar Gligoric said Spassky had made a bad error on the twenty-ninth move, throwing away the chance of a victory. U.S. grandmaster Robert Byrne said Spassky, playing at a slight disadvantage with the black pieces, could have pocketed a draw at the eighteenth move by forcing an exchange of queens.

But the Russian chose to go for a victory. The game was packed with surprises, first white and then black setting the pace. Spectators bet first on Fisch er, then on Spassky and then on I his WIREPHOTO AP) Spassky Arrives for Match Russian chess champion Boris Spassky hnlds an umbrella as he arrives in the rain Tuesday for (he fourth game in his championship chess series against American challenger Bobby Fischer at Reykjavik Iceland. The game ended in a draw. ouaget.

The schoolhouse fund basically is fixed by previous commitments to building programs. Supt. Dwight M. Davis, who did not attend Tuesday's board meeting because of the recent death of his mother, told the v.u. uuivmi Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's to end a tradition that has let the social studies laboratory of WIREPHOTO (AP) Space Sleeper Astronaut Pete Conrad, commander of the upcoming Sky hi venture to place a space station into orbit around the Earth, demonstrates the manner in which astronauts will sleep while they spend 28 days in space.

Skylab crew members will zip themselves into the sack-like bag to sleep in a vertical position. p' Vtr jjf I 4 'i 4 IPS budget are due to increases not controlled by the school district. Other increases reflect decisions made pre-Iviously by the board and the I administration. "In the first category of increased costs are such items as transportation, utilities, insurance, Social Security, and pension funds. "Other items that reflect an increase in the budget are sala- additional staff for opening new school facilities, staff in-service and curriculum development, additional educational aides, and federal projects." Davis said the proposed budget "reflects decreases in election expense, most capital outlay expenses, reduction of inventories, repair and maintenance of buildings, and reduction of substitutes' and lay readers' account." 'Should Share Food Revenue All Des Moines high schools should have an equal opportunity to share in profits derived from food and soft drink sales at the city's high school football games, the president of the Des Moines School Board said Tuesday.

Presently, said Mrs. Jack Spevak, all profits from concession sales at Ilutchins and Williams fields the two fields where all football games between Des Moines high schools are played go to Lincoln and East High schools. She said this is because Hut-chins is Lincoln's home field, and Williams is East's home field, and the concession stands at each field are operated by the "home" school, regardless of whether East or Lincoln happens to be playing on the field that particular night. Mrs. Spevak noted that although the two fields are the ''home" fields of Lincoln and East, they are used by all six the city's public high schools, and are maintained "entirely by general fund money from the school district budget." She said the school district has spent: $200,000 maintaining the two fields in the last five years.

Mrs. Spevak said she has been unable to learn how much the Lincoln and East boosters raise each year through concession sales at high school football games, but speculated that the amounts would be considerable. RENT a Hearing Aid) FuU Details, 244262 214 fcth Avc.DeJMoim to 50 Top Quality UNIT WOULD LIMIT FUNDS FRIENDSHIP- Continued from Page One present in the community," he said, "and there are strong I suggestions that Friendship City clients would be better served elsewhere." After requesting and receiving Krebill's report Monday, the task force decided to have a contract written for Mrs. Roberson which would allow her to use Community Development money to provide housing, counseling and food for anyone she wants to help. To do this, the task force decided, she could have no more than $75,000 for one year.

The motion to renew funds for Friendship City under the new terms was made by George Flagg, and included three parts That the Central Advisory Board (CAB) of Community Development immediately recommend to the City Council that Friendship City receive interim financing until Sept. I. That the CAB authorize the staff to prepare a contract by Sept. 1 under which Friendship City would receive no more than $75,000 for one year. The contract also would include safeguards and an ac-counting system for all monies spent.

That after the contract is prepared, the CAB refer it to the Community Development neighborhood boards for their approval. Flagg, David Pickett, Arlie Mayhugh. Keith Hyde and Hazel McGuire voted for the proposal. Mildred Wheeler and Margaret O'Brien voted against it, and Patricia Rex abstained. Task force chairman Earl Hutchison did not vote.

voted for the proposal because she (Mrs. Roberson) takes a person who is homeless or in trouble or on dope, provides them with a secure place to live and helps them calm down emotionally," Flagg said Tuesday. He added that Mrs. Roher-son "services in place of a parent, enables people to find a job and re-enter society successfully." Pickett said Friendship City is needed because it "is filling a gap." "She's (Mrs. Roberson) takine' carp of thft npnnlp nn-l a I 1 body else will take care of," he added.

The proposal requires approval by both the City Council and CAB before becoming final. The CAB is scheduled to act on the proposal next Tuesday. a half-dozen MIG23 interceptors reportedly stationed in Egypt under Soviet control. The Russians were reported to control at least two air bases inside Egypt, and some estimates put the number as high as six. Russian naval units also have been using Egyptian ports frequently.

The rift over the Russians' apparent refusal to give Egypt MIG23s and other sophisticated, offensive weapons had become increasingly public. Egyptians blamed the Soviet Union for holding back the war effort by denying Egypt the methods of fighting Israel, while the United States continued supply arms to Israel. In recent weeks, the Russians appeared to react strongly against this view, and to attempt to thrust the responsibility for Egypt's failure to al- 1 tcr the outcome of the 1967 war I back to the Egyptians. Only last week, Russian Pres- i SCHOOLS Continued from Page One less than a 5-mill increase overall," he said. Big Increase "Any way you figure it," he added, "that will be one of the highest increases in property taxes we've had in recent years.

We've gone up 6 mills in one year before, but that's been unusual." Regis said a 5-mill over-all increase would boost Des Moines property taxes to "about 161.5 mills," or $161.50 per $1,000 of assessed property valuation. "In addition to that," he added, "sales taxes and income taxes have been increased to enable the state to lower property taxes for Neu: Doctors' Centers Needed (Thf Register's Iowa News Service) INDEPENDENCE, IA. -State Senator Arthur Neu, a candidate for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor, said here Tuesday there should be more family practice centers in Iowa to help increase the number of doctors in the stale. Neu said family practice centers are needed because most physicians remain in the state where they take their residency training. A family practice center is for residency training.

He also said there should bt-greater emphasis on admitting Iowa natives to the University of Iowa medical school. Neu said communities must recognize that doctors are most likely to settle in communities where they can practice with other doctors, so cities must be encouraged to promote clinics and co-operative practice arrangements. He said health care in Iowa will be a "major issue" for the next Legislature. Boy Loses Foot In Farm Mishap MURRAY, IA. (AP) Bill Holland, 13 of rural Murray in satisfarmrv was reported condition at a Des Moines hos-1 pital Tuesday after losing his foot and part of his lower left leg in a farm accident.

The accident occurred on the family farm Sunday. As he jumped off a hay rack, his pant leg was caught in a power takeoff of an elevator. Doctors said they would perform surgery today after deciding how much of the boy's leg can be saved. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Garland Holland. ident Nicolai Podgorny was re ported to have told a visiting Lebanese delegation that it was Egypt's lack of trained pilots, not a lack of Russian-supplied aircraft, that hindered the war effort. Sadat may view himself now as freed from whatever restraint the Russians imposed on him, and conceivably could turn to the limited-strike war that has been under discussion in Cairo for some time. It is more likely, however, that by foregoing direct Russian help, Sadat has placed himself in a position to show his restive people that Egypt now must gird itself for a long, hard struggle with Israel without foreign military aid. This would buy him time to restore his political position.

A third possibility is that he now will attempt to seize again the peace-maker's image that he sought to project after succeeding the late President Ga-mal Abdal Nasser in 1970. lu ULyiiu NEW DELHI, INDIA (AP) government is considering ways American scholars make India the world. Casualties of the 18-month-old government study to set entry guidelines for scholars could be most of the American cultural exchange programs, including the Fulbright. Already, 27 scholars scheduled to use Fulbright grants in India in 3972-73 are sitting in the United States waiting for visas, none of which has been issued this year. More than 300 others in line for summer-long orientation programs under the Fulbright grant have been refused.

The visa of the head of the Fulbright program in India Is expiring without prospect for renewal. The government insists its review of such programs was not motivated by New Delhi's deteriorated relations with Washington. A spokesman pointed out that visas for nongovcrn- mental foreign scholars of all nationalities are beinc held ud (he study is cornpietcd, Pbably late next monlh or early in September. But Americans are the hardest hit because there are more private American research scholars in the coun-try than those of other nationalities. Also, the government says its review began 1R months ago, i but visas were granted to Americans in 1971.

Then the U.S. administration linked up against India during the India-Pakistan war last December over Bangladesh. "There has been this degree of tightness on visas just this year," said a U.S. government source. "I feel that they just don't want as many Americans around." Indian society began entertaining American scholars dur ing the era of Jawaharlal Nehru, Mrs.

Gandhi's father, who was a scholar himself and India's first prime minister. He and Mohandas K. Gandhi promoted India as a haven for scholarly pursuits. Now, the atmosphere has changed. "The study is to set up guidelines for letting in scholars," said a government spokesman.

"They are looking at three criteria: a project's benefit to India, its benefit to the country of the scholar, and its benefit to the scholar himself." A Communist newspaper gave a different reason for the review, however. It talked of "so-called American scholars and researchers whose studies produced only deliberate distortions of India and its Fischer again. for bishop, for pawn. The For the first time in the i hyphen indicates a move, the series, Spassky was late in a capture of a piece and riving but not so late as the numbers the position on the Fischer. The Soviet champion! board.

Thus B-Q2 indicates that walked onstage four minutes: the bishop has been moved to alter the clock started. The the second square from the end American chess whiz from of the board and in front of the Brooklyn was 10 minutes over-! Offensive-Arms Rift Had Become Apparent AESLOAD due in the audito- rium made his first eight moves in less than two min- utes, having obviously prepared defense well in advance. Fischer, behind 2-1 in the 24-game match, was also prepared, for he played his first seven moves in loss than three minutes. For his eighth move, however, Fischer took 10 minutes; the intellectual battle was on in earnest. There were no movie or TV cameras in the auditorium, said Gudmundur Thorarinsson, president of the Icelandic Chess Federation.

Move-by-Move Breakdown Here are the moves of Fischer and Spassky in the third game. stands for king, Kt for knight. for queen, for rook queen's original position. 0-0 is I Anwar Sadat Soviets Departing week-long visit here last month by Prince Sultan Ben Abdel Aziz, the Saudi defense minister, who had just returned fWvrv. -j in thn TJn( Egyptian officials insisted that the U.S.

had not been informed of the Egyptian move. It is known, however, that both Saudi Arabia and Libya, two oil-rich states which supply Egypt, with solid financial sup port, have long been urging Sa- dat to rely less on the Soviet Union. President Muammar Qaddafi of Libya last year offered to buy advanced weapons for Egypt from Western sources in return for an Egyptian break with Moscow, according to Arab diplomats. Egyptian political sources insisted Tuesday that the ousting of Soviet advisers should not be interpreted as a pro-America move. Egypt rather was demonstrating its independence of the superpowers and had de- Hi" A the castling move.

CH means check. fischer white, Spassky black. 1. P-K4, p-im 2. KI-KB3, P-Q3 3.

P-Q4, FxP 4. KtxP, Kt-KE3 KI-QB3, Kt-63 KB-B4, P-K3 B-K13, B-K2 B-K3, 0-0 0-0, P-QR3 P-B4, KtxKt 6. 7. 8. 9.

10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

P-QR3, B-K12 Q-Q3, P-QRt P-K5, P'P 15. PxP, Kt-02 16. KtxP, KL-B4 17. BxKt, BxB(CH) IS. K-Rl, 0-K14 19.

Q-K2, QR-01 20. 0R-Q1, RxR 21. RxR, P-R4 22. K1-Q6, B-Rl 23. R-B4, P-KR5 24.

P-R3, B-K6 25. Q-K14, QxP 26. QxRP, P-Kt-1 27. Q-K 14, B-B4 28. Kt-Kt5, K-KI2 29.

Kt-Q4, R-Rl 30. KI-B3, BxKt 31. QxB, B-03 32. Q-0B3, QxQ 33. PxQ, E-K4 34.

R-Q7, K-B3 35. K-Kll, BxP 36. B-K2, B-K4 37. K-Bl, R-QB1 38. B-R5, R-B2 39.

RxR, BxR 40. P-R4, K-K2 41. K-K2, P-B1 42. K-Q3, B-K4 43. P-B4, K-Q3 44.

B-B7, B-Kt6 45. P-B5ICH), dra.v Final time: Fischer 14S minutes, spassky 155 minutes. cided that it could only recover its lost territory through its own efforts in alliance with other Arab states, the sources said. They suggested that. Sadat's move had been prompted at least partially by results of President's Nixon's Moscow summit talks with the Rus sians, in which many Egyptians believe the Russians agreed to freeze the Middle East crisis.

Egyptians, however, saw Sadat's decision as a reaction to the growing frustration of the army and the criticism of liberal groups. Sources at Arab Socialist Union headquarters predicted Tuesday that would follow up with a cabinet reshuffle. The immediate departure of the Russian military force would not by itself close Sadat's options for going to war against Israel as he has repeatedly threatened to do, analysts here caution. The Russians primarily were involved in establishing and maintaining an air defense sys tem designed to protect Egypt's cities and military bases from Israeli decp-penetralion bombing. At least 8.000 advisers were assigned to surface-to-air missile (SAM) sites, according to Western diplomatic reports.

Sadat said at the end of 1971 that, much of the work of the Russian missile teams had been completed, and Egyptians were manning all of the SAM sites in the forward region of the Suez Canal. ini; imssians also liau experts working with Egyptian pilots in the more than 200 MIG21 interceptor fighters the Russians have supplied Egypt. And Russian pilots were flying 150 advanced MIG21J aircraft and Office Chairs UP Swivel Arm Chair Charcoal Brush Chrome Save Sale Price 1: Of 4 A5E1930 ASE Sale EGYPT Continued from Page One had acted under growing pressure from senior army officers led by General Mohamed Sa-riek, deputy premier and war minister. The army officers had become increasingly frustrated by the Soviet Union's failure to provide them with adequate offensive weapons, the sources said. The officers also have asked for the dismissal of Egyptian Prime Minister Aziz Sidky, whom they regard as being too pro-Soviet, sources said.

Increasing Friction There had been increasing signs of friction between Egyptian officers and Russian advisers, and critics of Sadat openly questioned Egypt's "extravagant dependence on the Soviet Union," a charge thafr stung Egypt's nationalistic population. Other Egyptian sources, how ever, said that the request for the withdraw rawdi uii Soviet advisers had been conveyed by Sidky during his visit to Moscow last week. According to these sources. President Hafez Assad of Syria, Egypt's partner in the Arab Federation, acting on Sadat's behalf, had asked Soviet leaders during his visit to Moscow at the beginning of this month for a firmer commitment to the liberation by force of Arab territory occupied by Israel. Assad flew directly from Moscow to Cairo with an "unsatisfactory" reply, the sources said.

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