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4 A' fv ys ft flP7S 7 Fischer Says He Won't Play In Reykjavik Reykjavik, Iceland, March 25 (AP United States chess wizard Bobby Fischer has informed local officials he will not play the second half of his world title match against the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky in Iceland, the president of the local chess association said today. Gudinuridur (J. Thorarinsson said the International Chess Federation should tackle the problem. Fischer had requested a change in financial conditions for the mutch and was turned down by both Reykjavik and Belgrade. Yugoslavia.

The two cities have been named as sites for the match. "Unacceptable Financial Terms" In a second telegram to Iceland yesterday. Fischer said that because of "unacceptable financial terms '-he refused to play in Iceland at all. Fisher had asked in a cable to the Icelandic organizers that all money left over after the cost of the match should be divided between Spassky and himself. The organizers in Belgrade on Thursday followed the lead of their colleagues in Reykjavik by refusing to alter financial condi-t inns.

Agreement Keported These developments follow reports from Amsterdam that an agreement on finamial matters had been 'icd by representa if Ik. tive of the players and organizer. The Yugoslav organizers on Thursday cabled the chess federations of Iceland, the Soviet Union, and the United States and Max Kuvve, president of the international organization, saying they would not accept any change. They said that the organizers, bearing the financial risk, were entitled to profits. Police Give A Tentative OK to Pact Negotiators for the city and the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association have reached tentative agreement on a new coot ract.

The proposed pact was approved Friday night by the union's negotiating committee and the city's Office of Labor Relations. It will be submitted to the PBA delegate assembly Wednesday at a meeting in the Hotel New Yorker. If the delegate assembly approves the contract, it will go to the entire PBA membership for a mail vote. A previous contract proposal was turned down by the delegate assembly six weeks ago. It would have provided a pay hike of 22' i over a period, raising patrolmen's salaries to a year.

Terms of the new proposal have not been disclosed. "We have an offer," PBA President Edward Kiernan announced. 'I am not jubilant about it, but it is something to present to the membership." The old contract expired 15 months ago. l-i, r. -l wff-4 IT'S SMART TO BE THRIFTY Liz Ends Tour On African Isle Port Louis, Mauritius, March 2" (AP Police arested at least 17 militants protesting Queen Elizabeth's visit, opposition sources said today, but the royal party breezed through a colorful program unperturbed.

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