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THE SUNDAY RECORD, JUNE 4, 1972 tram County. Ntw Jtnty A-6 Yugoslavs: Fischer sank Belgrade match New York policemen vote against contract it tV I is- antee that Fischer would appear. "The refusal of the U.S. Chess Federation to give the guarantee is evident proof that they also are not certain that Fischer will play the title match with Spassky," the document said. The document was issued by the magazine Chess Informant and the Yugoslav Export Bank would-be sponsors of the title match which had offered $152,000 in prize money to lure Fischer and Spassky to Belgrade.

The white book reprints telegrams it claims were sent by Fischer and Belgrade chess officials after the International Chess Federation had agreed on financial arrangements for the match. By DAVID SPURR United Press International BELGRADE Yugoslav chess organizers have issued a 50-page "White Book" blaming U.S. grandmaster Bobby Fischer for scuttling plans to have the world championship chess match in Belgrade. The document, issued Friday, also implies that Fischer may cancel his challenge to world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union. The championship match, which had been scheduled for two successive stages, in Belgrade and Reykjavik, Iceland, is slated to be played entirely in Reykjavik in July.

Belgrade backed out of the original arrangement after the U.S. Chess Federation failed to provide $38,000 guar "I will not abide by them the ar- i rangements unless you agree that all monies over your total expenses to the match go to me and the Russians, I will not play your match in Yugoslavia," Fischer is quoted as cabling. The document said Fischer later cabled: "Your financial offer is out of the question, and I will not play Spassky in Belgrade." "Fischer's refusal to play the match endangered the seriousness of the whole match," the organizers said. Reykjavik organizers apparently were slower to react to Fischer's demands, and they captured the site for the entire match for less money than they originally had offered. NEW (UPD-Police-men yesterday voted to reject a 30-month contract, which, a spokesman for the a 1-men's Benevolent Association estimated, would have cost the city about $50 million.

The contract contained provisions which would have constituted a major victory of PBA President Edward Kier-nan over Police Commissioner Patrick V. Murphy. The contract banned one-man patrol cars and mentioned the so-called "basic patrol duty chart of which Murphy had said were not bargainable issues. It also BOBBY FISHCHER Off-duty officer wounds four outside his home Father's Day is June 18 and the night differential which was five per cent under the old contract but jumped to 10 per cent in the new one. Under the "duty chart" a list of the hours policemen work would have meant they would be doing more night work, but would have more days off per year than before.

Under the previous contract, policemen worked 261 days a year. Under this one, they would work 243 days NEW YORK (UPI) Charging that they had been dealt the biggest double-cross in the history of labor relations in this city, the 2,700 members of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association threatened a job action Friday in a contract dispute. Capt. Raymond F. Gi-mmler, head of the union, called on his membership to enforce Fire Department rules strictly.

He said the city had broken its promise on contract language about wage parity. The city denied that it had agreed with the union on parity language and said it might invoke the state's Taylor Law prohibiting job actions by public employes. The Uniformed Firefighters Association, representing 13,000 firemen, refused to join the job action even though UFA president Michael Maye had promised the officers in a letter that his union would support them. barred the use of lie detectors on policemen under investigation. Kiernan's battle for the new contract retroactive to Jan.

1, 1971 included a six-day job action which cost nearly every member of the department a 12-day punishment fine. The vote to reject the pact was A spokesman for Kiernaii said that the PBA leader would not comment today and that there would be a meeting of the association's delegates at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Hotel Statler Hilton. Another job action? The PBA had mailed 24,500 ballots, and those who voted against the contract presumably voted for another type of job action. In the original job action, policemen reported to their precincts, but refused to patrol.

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