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14: Saturday, March 31, 1973 The Ottawa Journal CHESS If Df M. UOAIN Ma Ptscss Largest budget ever WEST END Nf Id. holding line on taxes DENTURE mm mm 1BQ91 s01JmI Wilts WPS i 12 Ptscss Problem toy A. Cow, Franc (Kit, Brit. Ct.

Fed. Tourney, Whits rratss In tw mows. (Solution next weak) Motion id tost weak't oulx (Slaur Joassmuvs. Vyzantladli)i 1 RxBPI; QxQ (RxB. R-Roch; J.

Q-R2. QxP mate), n-iucfti j. fxh, exactii K-R3, B-K4 mate. M. TAL SCORES AOAIN former world ctxjmpton.

MHchatl Tal, Riga, Latvia scored tilt fourth consecutive victory In the lost six months bv winnfna the etrona S5fti onnoal Bevrwik International, whkh Included 10 VMS ana 9 uvts. tal. wno nas nor lost a gome in ony of these events scored WSi-iVi pts. There Is talk now of a match with Bobby Fischer for the world Wis. But to reach that goal he must kt win the Challengers tourney set for 1974.

Tal has very big plus In their various tourney encounters over the lost decode but Bobby's play has matured a lot and he would no doubt welcome on aU out test In a set match. The chess world would welcome It, that Is sure, as Doth are couple of tigers. Other scores: Y. Bokshov, USSR, 10) E. Vralukov.

USSR. 91 V. Hort. Czeehaskvakki, and Plantne, Yugoslavia IVs eachi U. Andensson, Swe den; L.

LIutxHevIc, Yugoslav" z. Ribll, Hungary) B. Erloar, HoUona anchi M. Moloorf. Aroerrttnoj L.

Szobo, Hungary, TVi each K. Lange- weg, Holland, 6V21 J. H. Conner, Zudsma. Holland.

6 each) H. Res, Hot- londL H. Hartoch, Holland. 3. The tourney was sponsored by the Hoo- goven weei worn.

White: M. Tal (USSR) Whit Block 1. P-OB4 P-QB4 J. N-K6J N-KB3 3. N-B3 N-B3 4.

P-04 PxP 5. NxP P-Q4 6. 0-R4 Q-N3 7. KN-N5 P-K3 I.B-B4 P-K4 9. PxP PxB 10.

OxBtl N-ONS It. N-B7ch K-01 12. NxR 0-R4 13. 0-OO Q-B4 "7: Black: J. H.

(rioiianai Wilt P-K4 15. K-Bl 16. PxN 17. P-K5 18. Q-B4I 19.

K-02 20. B-K2 21. K-Kt 22. RxNctl 23. N-B7 24.

K-Ol 25. B433I Block NxPch NxN B-Q3 NxP B-B4ch QxPch Q-Kch BxP K-Ki BxPch B-K5 Resigns (a) ufo) After 25 BxBch) 24. PxB, OxPchi 27.Q-K2ch, forcing the chong of Os with a pp. White: Black: A. Planinc N.

Maldorf (Yugostovlo) (Argentina) White 1. P-K4 N-KB3 1 P-04 4. NxP 5. N-OB1 6. B-N5 7.

P-B4 Q-B3 9.0-0-0 10.B-G3 Block Whit P-0B4 I1.0-R3 P-OS 12. K.R-K1 PxP 13. P-K5 N-KB3 14. PxP P-QR3 15. PxN QN-02 16.

N-05 P-K3 17. B-R7 Block N-B4 R-KN1 PxP PxB BxP OOl R-R1 B-K2 18. N-B5 P-N5 (a) 0-B2 19.0-KN3 K-B1 P-R3 20. NXB Res) arts (a) Links like a blunder but after 1 K-eit 19. NxB, QxN; 20.

0-OB3I, N-Q2) 21.Q-N4CH, K-Kl) 22. Rx POM, PxRl 23. B-N6CA, K-Qll 24. Q-N6 mat. BUSES BUSY Canada's intercity buses carry more than SO million pas sengers a year.

is It takes millions to finance the fight against cancer. New laboratories have to be built end equipped. Full-, time scientists, laboratory technicians, assistants have to be paid. Rats are some of our most useful friends and cost $2 to $9 each. Maintenance for the 25,000 mice that a lab may have at any one time runs to $375 a day.

An electron microscope costs from $45,000 to Cell counters are $6,500. An ultra-centrifuge is $18,000. The costs go on and on. But they're paying off. Nowa-' days thousands and thou-' sands of Cancer patients are cured.

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) The Newfoundland government plans to spend $674,525,400 this year without increasing taxes, Finance Minister John Croosbie said Friday as be introduced the largest budget in the province's history. Five found murdered in Detroit DETROIT (Renter) Police here are seeking to unravel the mystery surrounding the execu tion-style deaths 01 five men whose bodies were discovered Thursday in a flat. The badly decomposed bodies were found in four rooms in the front hallway of an upstairs apartment in a crowded slum section.

The men had been dead about a week, police said. The men were bludgeoned to death and were slashed either tiie throat or across the wrists with a knife. Their hands and feet were bound, police said. It ranks as the second blood-test multiple murder in Detroit history, behind the June, 1971, massacre of three men and four women in a narcotics den on the west side. An eighth person died later of wounds.

Police say they have not found a motive or suspects in the latest slayings. A homicide inspector said a preliminary investigation indicated the murders were not linked to drugs or robbery. First Japanese envoy to China assumes post HONG KONG (UPI) Hei- shiro Ogawa, the first Japanese Ambassador to China in two decades, crossed the border by train Saturday on his way to take up bis official post in Peking. The 56-year-old career diplo mat and his wife were seen off at the Kowloon railway station by Michiald Suma, the Japanese consul general to Hong Kong, and Chi Fung, head of the New China news agency, before boarding me train for Canton. Ogawa, who made no state ment, told the press on his arrival here from Tokyo Thursday that be try to forge long and steady relations with China with all his "ability and sincer ity." The rat.

Our useful friend. Cancer can be beaten For further Information contact your local Cancer Unit. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Ml MocLARIN its-lit) 73 But be warned the legislature that tax increases or reductions in government programs could occur before the end of the 1973- 74 fiscal year if demands for in creased social fervlces or public services wages exceeded amounts provided in the Mr. Crosbie 'said current ac count programs would cost $448,302,700 while $226,222,700 would be spent on capital ac count. Current account revenue is es timated to reach $371,625,500,.

in cluding $171.4 million in tax equalization payments from Ot tawa and other federal sources. Appropriations-in-aid federal payments will provide $453 million in capital account revenue. Mr. Crosbie said the province would borrow $218.5 million during the year, $16? million from capital markets. The Canada Pension Plan and loans from the federal Depart ment of Regional Economic Ex pansion (DREE) would total $36.4 million with the remainder of the borrowing in other loans and guarantees.

The Progressive Conservative government spent $599.6 million last year. Mr. Crosbie said the govern The Mountains April 1 Nowhere in this land is the presence of Nature's splendor more pronounced, where thousands of acres of mighty pines sit at the foot of Canada's highest ranges. And whose people possess a restless pioneer spirit even amidst the thunder of expanding industry in Canada's Mountains. vl JrfTtTf The April 15 The craggy, rock-soiled land and the seagoing tradition of this region breeds a special kind of Canadian.

Hearty and traditional, where a folk-style life style lives in strained harmony with developing Industry. A timeless region, whose people are establishing a strong future for our Maritimes. ment must maintain the budgeted current account surplus of $6,722,100 to offset a deficit of last year "and to manage re-province of Newfoundland." He said the need for a tax increase now was cancelled by an additional $24.2 million being provided by Ottawa this year under tax equalization payments. Mr: Crosbie also announced: University students will be required to borrow $1,400 in stead of the present $600 from the Canada student loan pro gram before becoming eligible for any provincial assistance. A lump sura grant for the operation of Memorial Univer sity lor three years.

Continuation of the govern ment's industrial development A commitment to decrease the pupil-teacher ratio in schools in 1974-75. RAISE FABULOUS CHINCHILLA CmlMii0 SroffctMt Extra Room Basement Gsrsge GUARANTEED MARKET Writs: Allied ChlnMa North Augusts, Onsets TsL(6ta)S3f248S STARTING APRIL 1st ON CTV, CLINIC Quality Denture Service FULL DENTURES REBASING RELINES REPAIRS House calls for invalids SPECIAL ON PULL DINTURI, UPPSH OR NOW ONLY For Unites' time only. $89X0 Special Credit Facilities with up to two yssTt to pay 506 RICHARDSON AYE, ens, APPOINTMENTS Telephone 722-8358 Opsn Dtlly s.m. te p.m. Wed.

end Thurs. Till p.m. A series of 5 Sunday night television specials to help Canadians understand Canadians and the land in which we live. Canada: 5 Portraits is a CTV network production, narrated by Gordon Pinsent that takes an in-depth look at how we all relate to each other as Canadians. It examines the 5 geographical regions of Canada, the people of each region and how each region affects Its people.

The St. Lawrence April 29 It is in this exciting region where the French and English cultures meet and traditional family farms live in the expanding shadow of large cities. Cut by the mighty St. Lawrence River this colorful region serves as the eastern gateway to the rest of Canada. The Prairies May 13 The heartland of Canada, where tilled fields disappear in a seemingly endless horizon.

A wide-open, peaceful part of this land, whose people cherish freedom and live in unison with the land from which they take their livelihood. The May 27 Jutting hard rock and harsh weather conditions leave the Shield as a mysterious part of Canada. Populated in the north by people proud of their independent spirit and bordered on the south by some of the major commercial centres of Canada that are developing the rich natural resources of the Shield. Resources that ensure a strong future for Canada. Watch Canada: 5 Portraits from 7:30 to 8:30 P.M.

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