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The Ottawa Citizen Fit, July 7, 1G72 Page 29 Democratic convention Credentials cases remain in limbo Spassky first Five days of disciplining left delegates led by Chicago Mayor Richard Daley remained in a legal limbo. Chief Justice Warren Burger extended Indefinitely Thursday a delaying order in the case so he could MIAMI BEACH (AP) With the Democratic convention to start Monday night, two major credentials cases which involve 151 Senator McGovern delegates from California and 59 Illinois I Price index rises Democratic party lawyers asked Burger Thursday to convene the court for what would be its fourth special summer session in history. They said the circuit court's ruling would "very likely" make the federal judiciary the convention kingmaker. The two cases are crucial, especially the California one, in McGovern's quest for victory in the presidential nomination battle on the first ballot. Including the 151 California votes, The Associated Press count shows McGovern with 1,454 first-ballot votes just 54 short of the 1,509 needed for the nomination.

consult with his eight U.S. Supreme Court colleagues on whether to call a special session to consider appeals in the two cases. The U.S. Circuit Court in Washington ruled Wednesday that the party's credentials committee had acted illegally in voting to replace the 151 McGovern delegates from California with representatives of his rivals in proportion to their vote in the state's June 6 primary. At the same time, the court rejected Daley's appeal from the credentials committee decision that turned his seats over to a challenging group.

I as REYKJAVIK (Reuter) Russian ti-tleholder Boris Spassky and American challenger Bobby Fischer, having ended their battle of nerves, now begin the task of disciplining their minds in preparation for next week's opening game in the world chess championship. The two players have five days in which to achieve the mental equilibrium essential in top-flight chess. Spassky drew white Thursday night and will have the advantage of the first move. Fischer wanted to begin the disrupted match on Sunday but agreed to Spassky's request for two extra days, which means the contest will get under way on Tuesday nine days behind schedule. The American rounded off his cold war of nerves with the usually imperturbable Russian by keeping him waiting for more than half an hour at the hall Thursday night.

But Spassky, who is familiar with Fischer's tactic now, seemed to have found the antidote. He took the American's lateness in his stride, greeting Fischer in a friendly way when he finally turned up and wishing him good luck after the draw was made. Chess experts here believe the 35-year-old Spassky is the one to have suffered most from the delay in the start of the 24-game series. Apart from the fact that Spassky already has spent 2y2 weeks on the island, the world champion has had to watch a challenger acting as though the roles already were reversed. in Ontario and Quebec and the new cash-only bus fare system introduced in Edmonton.

The price of food in supermarkets and other stores, bought for home consumption, was actually a shade lower last month. Resigns Chancellor Willy Brandt of West Germany Thursday accepted the resignation of Economics and Finance Minister Karl Schiller, above. Schiller angrily tendered his resignation after a stormy two-day cabinet meeting last week voted against his policies. "3 a W. C.

Whyte HEARING By The Canadian Press Higher costs of housing and transportation pushed the consumer price index up one-fifth of a point to 138.5 in June from 138.3 in May, Statistics Canada reported today. The index a year ago as 133. Food prices also edged up a bit, but clothing prices were down last month. The index, based on 1961 consumer prices equalling 100, rose by only about half as much last month as it did in June during the previous two years, the statistics bureau said. Statistics Canada said the higher housing component of the index reflected higher prices for new houses, higher rents, higher homeowner repair charges and higher telephone rates in Ontario and Quebec.

The transportation index, which accounts for only one-eighth of the total index, reflected higher train fares, higher inter-urban bus fares Many veteran ministers to serve under Messmer is-. I AID SERVICE Hearing Aids -v Acausticon and Wide Li vjj W. C. Whyte 233-1714 isters less than 36 hours after President Georges Pompidou fired Premier Jacques Chaban-Delmas. A series of scandals had rocked the confidence of the Gaullist party.

Messmer held over from the outgoing administration Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann, Finance Minister PARIS (AP) New French Premier Pierre Messmer named a government Thursday night to carry France through the elections within the next eight months. Several senior ministers in the outgoing cabinet were retained. He announced a list of 20 ministers and 10 junior min Valery Giscard D'Estaing, Defence Minister Michel Debre and Interior Minister Raymond Mercellin. Debre is currently on an official visit to Washington and Schumann is talking with Chinese leaders in Peking. Giscard d'Estaing is involved in complex international negotiations over the world monetary problems.

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