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Outreach Lifts 500 Into College CM ITDd f3 j2 is -'tr -x -1 k. G- 7 A When Bobby Fischer sits down across the board from Boris Spassky in Reykjavik, Iceland this Sunday, one of the most controversial battles in chess history will be under way. Fischer is a rebel whose attack is world is a maverick who can counterattack mercilessly. To the victor goes the world's championship. On the scene in Iceland for Daily News chess fans will be Robert Byrne, a grandmaster himself and the author of count less articles and special stories on the game.

Byrne, a close friend of Fischer's when he's not facing him as an opponent will bring you detailed reports on the world championship matches throughout the games. Be sure to read Robert Byrne's exclusive stories and detailed scoring beginning this week in A jV i 5 Brooklyn College lias euarantee-l ai' mission of 500 diHadvantaed students this September who have, or will have completed, tutoring and study under its Outreach program. Some of the students attend Hummer workshop sessions on the Flatbush campus. Is Delayed his attorney John Sutter, telling and asked for a postponement which was granted. The pair were sentenced on THE NEWS I- NEW VORKS PICTURE NEWSPAPER The wedding plans of school teacher principal Howard Holder anil Lynnore Gcrshenson teacher, were delayed until at least the end of July, when a hearing to set hail yesterday was postponed until July 18 The pair are in the Nassau County Jail following their con- viction of conspiracy to murder Mrs.

Joan Holder, 41, who was found fatally chloroformed on Aug. 2R, 1)7(, While in jail. Holder wrote to him he wanted to marry Lynnore as soon as possible. Sutter suggested they waie until after their hearing for a stay of execution of their sentence and application for bail. At the hearing before Supreme Court Justice Albert Oppido, Sutter first asked that Oppido disqualify himself because he presided at the pretrial hearings.

Sutter then withdrew the request, June 6 by Justice Paul Widlitz to a term of up to 12 years. He revoked their bail of $50,000 each, 'nd remanded them to jail pending an appeal. At the sentencing, Holder, 44, and Miss Gershenson, 27, startled courtroom spectators with a display of kissing and fondling, topping only long enough to hear their sentencing. Newark's Number 1 Best Seller I' i i. 'irS THE JOB OF THE NEWSPAPER 1 TO BLOW THE WHISTLE" rewrite man, dices' tSe facts phoned Jr by o.iers and presents them in cr'sp copy for the reaier INSTALLED DIRECT RrPLACEMENT sr.i 9 nmmmtrf 1 i'l 1 urge SELECTION 5 i a has ns ceramic tile i II -B-Iedt'-- c-jstom VANITIES 2 "I am agVn-'a snrt of a pomposity that I Into the busings' We upgrade ourselves, we becorre i r' newspapermen.

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