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i Monday, July 3, 1972 THE JOURNAL HERALD DAYTON, OHIO Stewardess walks again Chess match postponed 30.24 30.24 30.00 A i SEATTLE V. TV vv. i Mi vys I BELGRADE (UPI) A Yugoslav Airlines (JAT) steward-less who survived a fall in a January air crash is now able to walk again, the I national news agency Tanjug said. 1 30.0 rRANCICO DENVEin4WJL Vesna Vulovic, 32, is the only survivor of a JAT crash in Czechoslavakia in which 26 pas- (Continued from Page 1) differences could be overcome." He said Fischer also had demanded very strong security measures to protect him from newsmen and fans. If Fischer does not appear for the drawing of lots now icheduled for tomorrow, he will be disqualified and lose his right to challenge the 35-year-old Russian for the world chess title, Euwe said.

The match between Fischer, 29, and Spassky originally was to have begun at 5 p.m. yesterday. In announcing the decision to postpone the opening of the 24-game match, Euwe, said an Icelandic friend of Fischer, Freystein Thorbergsson, was flying to New York "to try to persuade Fischer to come here and play the match." THE AMERICAN challenger has refused to sign the match agreement, and he is not even personally committed to playing in Reykjavik. The cabled agreement came from the American Federation president, who aaid Fischer had authorized him to say he would compete, but under protest. The problems appear to be psychological, pathological and financial.

"Bobby wants to come but he is afraid he will lose," said a Yugoslav grand master. That's the psychological reason. He has a pathological fear and hatred of the press which so far has caused him to miss four planes to Iceland. And he wants the players to get a 30 percent cut of the gate 60 percent of the televison take in addition to he $125,000 combined purse. IN CONTRAST to Fischer, Boris Spassky has been a model of good behavior.

He arrived a week early and has not raised complains, as have Americans about the physical layout for the match. Spassky turned up promptly yesterday morning for the chess equivalent of boxing's weigh-in the drawing of lots to see who plays white, or first, in the first game. There was, of ceurse, no weigh-in. Instead, a multi-faction huddle took place behind closed doors to see what to do next. The Icelanders are trying desperately to persuade the Russians the match really won't start until the first piece is moved.

If their argument prevails, it means they probably won't have to pay out the prize money. If the Russians prevail, Spassky will be declared the winner should Fischer fail to show up. tO AN6ELE j3; M'-- HTA HIBHItt i' Is and crew members died. Yugoslav government offi- cials said the crash is believed to have been caused by a time ibomb planted in the plane by a i Yugoslav exile extremist group. The bomb exploded while the plane was in flight.

Miss Vulovic, having largely recovered from compound frac SNOW 90 100 VJs.HOwt& now tures of the spine, an arm and a leg, is now practicing walking in an orthopedic hospital, Tanjug said. Doctors expect her to be ready to go home in two months. UPI Rain, showers and thunderstorms are forecast from the Central Plains and Middle Mississippi Valley to the Middle Atlantic States and the northern portion of the South Atlantic States. It will be cooler in the Northern Plains, Upper Mississippi Valley and the Upper Great Lakes with little change elsewhere. Thunderstorms might cool it 1 Tf II 1 night, low in the 50s.

Mostly fair tomorrow, high in the 70s. KENTUCKY- Partly cloudy today and tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Warm and humid. High today in the mid 80s to low 90s. Partly cloudy tomorrow with isolated afternoon thundershowers.

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