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i'a San Mateo imtB. Wednesday, July, 5 3972 Soviet Revenuers War on Moonshiners Fischer Apologizes. funeral feast and that's, all. II moohsruningv the worst difense the' newspaper 'quoted bf all, ordering up to three rustic kitchen and niany a' crock of bathtub'' vodka or the Russian white" lightning But Match Doi MOSCW, inj he grandma? Why, officer, that's just' a William Moroney Drowns at Tahoe Anna, as saying. "You kpo.w, i years imprisonment for a first offender, who sells his product little something I hrewed up for only have a small pension so please don't take my name." that looks like vodka but tastes I like, whisky: grandpa's: funerai feast.

and up to. five years tor second offender." pon'ed a second time after Spassky said Vischer REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI), American chess challenger I Turns out the woman benim Investigation, showed Anna Nice old. ladies like Anna Mrkhailovha Sapryshina alias was tavern keeper to' the suited him Dy reiusii amm. the' tipsy, man is 'likely to be Brahdma. the moonshi: rr.

Grannie Furundichikha" to draw lots to see wno got io From Page 1) construction gang at work across'. street from' her raid brought. ther aiders. the home made, whiskey trade make the. first move.

He; de Bobby Fischer apologized today1 for the start of the world, championship match with Rusisian. Boris Spassky but a demand from the Soviet chess fed numerous the late Oliver G. (O.C.)Moro, into kitchen of: Anna manded Fischer apologize ana used to. disarm snooping police men with lines like' But. no ines, among them the: new plant 7 7 Die on State Roads alias; i 'Gran rue F.urundi'chikha," in a.

village said FIDE must censor isener. Fischer, has remained in At The Tunes. newspaper detailed other cases of Wahdmothers caught more, because the heat is on. The civic leader built many of the county's, schools, churches, The law and' the press are out. rear the; town of Kaluga.

the matter, OsonsJ iMoroney was a trustee of. yar; ious construction industry, o'r at their and said the seclu si since arnvingin Eeykjavik: early Tuesday, apolff break up of'. eratibn'threa'tened to' cancel the 24 game series. The Kussian chess group cabled Dr. Max Euwe, president of the International Chess Fed funeral.

feast" story was He served as eldest cottage industries the favorite, dodge. said Anna as fire inspector Yur Navlkiv poked his. nose, into, a milk' tcan and. white home distilleries that contribute (By AP. and UPI) decorated captain and pi tne Kev.

wunam juoii South Viets lot during. Wcrld arl was mightily to. 'the national prob The California traffic death The; stillrsmasiiing campaign part. of a nationwide eration (FIDE), demanding that The demand from the Russian if.m of Drunkenness. a member of the Bombay Bicy lightning.

"Well; dear sons, I'm Fischer be ordered to forfeit crackdown against drunken toll for. the four day Fourth July weekend totaled. 77, 'more (Continued From Page 1) Official press reports "say the Ridmg Club of Buriuigame, did not chess federation 'followed; soon after representatives' of Spassky, The new i 'laws 'make from positionE half a mile and readv. to observe son rawers are ransacking many a the San Mateo Elks Lodge, and than one tenm ot. Uie ris people abid by an agreement which said both olavers must show up the Tahoe YacM.

club. said they had broken "off talks a mile soutli ot tile city. Tuesday, irarplanes fly killed nationwide, the highway patrol said today: Besides triswife, Mrs. Vera within one hour of the scheduled p'atW clearing missions for Ench Moroney of San' Mateo Althouah. tne fatal count was: came time, wun iscner represe rLiaLiv es.

The Soviet emsiid came in a telegram, to Euwe and cited one narauranh "nf tfie' SffreemeBt tO today paratroop advance acci Connally Confers With Mrs. "If.ihe Russians insist this dentally bombed a government. Moroney is survived by four children, Michael stationed, as a oenaltv' I believe the whole lulling 10 soldiers and play signed by both Fischer and ment to Pakistan since The former Secretary pf the! anew'h'igii for a four day it.feH short of the S4. persons killed' during, a three day Fourth of July weekend in 1964, the patrol said. match is off." said iuwe.

pilot at Travis' Air Force Base NEW DELHI, (UPI) VJohn wounding 3D others, tne u. Connally "That has been "We" are' 'sorry' that the world B. Connally, Prdsident Nixon apassxy in wiicri uie ogiceu that a nlaver who does not turn command said the incident, the championships were deiayea our policy since that time. That U.Sr Treasury noted that there1 had been' speculation the press on U.S. aid to India.

He first of its kind since the nn Mhn rino hnlir fif tWp.Jtamfl! The previous, high during The problems causing the de is.our sun. tiime forfeits the game. He' said tne United States wasl four day '4th weekend was 53 in government thrust into the province began, occurred five: miles southeast of the city. The evidently reterreci io reports i that he might announce restora in Farifield, 'Anthony Moroney 'of San Mateo, Mrs. McCarren of Burlingame, and Mrs.

Molly Wagner of Atlanta, and three grandchildren. Two sisters and a brother also survive. Sister Miriam, of the Sisters of Mercy in Bakersfield, "extremely pleased" with the Last year, during a three lays were not wiyi uiaui pion Spassky who I respect as a olaver and a man," Fischer special envoy, today discussed with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi 'U Mdian relations, now at an all time low, hut said the question of resuming U.S. aid to India "didn't come Connally held news. conference here after meeting with day weeknd, 65: persons died, the patrol said.

progress made at the summit meeting. tion million in U.S. aid which' was suspended during the said. command had few other de tails. The accident marred Loast Lrasn "If grandmaster Spassky oj December war wnicn inaia Officers said unlike previous years there were no major acci The presidential envoy said that ht and Mrs.

Gandhi had a Mrs. Patricia Bunk otSan Die dents with large numbers of Mrs. Gandhi at Simla; the Hi and James F. Moroney of Altos. "frank discussion" aoout US.

Indian relations. "We. bothy I think, felt that re defeated Pkistan. "My purpose here was not to discuss aid," Connally said. "I would have been delighted to discuss it but the subject didn't (Continued From Pag? J) Pacifica carried the other injured to the hospital.

The injured weregiven emer the Soviet people were inconvenienced or discomforted 1 am indeed unhappy for I had not the slightest intention of this occurring," Fischer said. Officials hoped the twice lives lost. The worst reported this year, four crashes that left three dead each. A United Press Internationa! A memorial mass wail be said1 tar ting at 9 a.m. tomorrow at living history, the severity of malayan hill station where Mrs signed a summit confer fence agreement to improve relations with' Pakistan on Mon day.

gency treatment first Mosj criticism one. for the other. come up. Catherine's tatnonc uturcn count at 9 a.m. EDT showed at postiponed tournament could get Beach Rehabilitation Center' and not productive and will not tend Connally said that the qucs: in Burlingame.

massive' air power mission involving .36. U.S. B52 bombers that dumped' about 900 tons of explosives late Tuesday and early today on suspected Communist troop emplacements. Communist gunners slammed five rockets into the city of Hue early today. UPI correspondent Barney Setbert said the attack, bhe fourth in as many days on Hue, wounded one South Vietnamese marine.

There underway Thursday buteariji east 723 persons had been bhen taken to the hospitals. Miss lo bring about a better under FlimvMii 5 Cauagtian and Wii standing which we both feel to tion of U.S. military aid. Pakistan did come up his" 90 minute meeting this morning be in our mutual interest." Before leaving Islamabad and Man Holds Daughter Hostag the scene. Hishurair narnlmmi rmn.rt.f'il representatives of both Fischer and Spassky broke off talks, casting doubts on the possibility the match would be held The start was postponed from last Sunday while Fischer stayed in New York, bargaining for more money.

It was killed in traffic accidents. A breakdown of accidental deaths: Traffic 723 Drownings' 188 Planes Other "Total 1,006 talks with Pakistani President Zulfikar Ah Bhutto, Connally with Mrs'. Gandhi at Simla, 2 miles north of this capital "I pointed out; that, aside from replacement parts, we have neither given military as Oitiuied Fnm Pafc 1) said be thoarht U.S. Indian rela the ''Fourth of July holiday was' further marred by nine', accidents which injured seven pef sons. tions had' been "improved as a sirl and drove to the airport were no renorts of civilian, urrounded the plane as it stood at a terminal gate.

There, thev said, he created a result of visit here. sistance or sold: mwtaryiequip casualties, presumably because commotion at the post office! A e'rouo of FBI agents, arid hundreds residents in thej frhreeJaok residential section! of the city. where the shells; and threatened to tne girl He then dragged the girl police gathered near a ramp to the plane, using a baggage cart as a barricade. along as ne cumDea auoara me landed, fled two days ago. Ten miles west Hue jet A man and woman too, turns Tuesday, South Vietnamese using a bullhorn to call up to th.

The woman, jaemiuea an 'FBI agent as Smith's troops backed by artillery and allied air strikes fought off a North Vietnamese attack and; Old PA High mother, walked part way up the. at one talked! reported kiumg utmmumsis Government casualties were with smitn, tnen returned School Burns Smith and the girl ihle iust inside the plane. 1 placed at two killed and 12 wounded. The command in a delayed report said two U.S. Air Force F4 Phantom, jet fighter bomb PALO ALTO (UPI) A fire, of airline passengers! passed through the terminal as apparently set by an arsonist uesdav Knt.

aamiEu uie usual. seemed unaware of what happening at the ftlri Palo Alto High School American eate. ers were down, by' Communist M3G21 fighters June 27 over North Vietnam. The From the upper level ot tne building, which had been scheduled for demolition in September. airnort terminal, newsmen Phantoms were downed near could see Smith holding the girl The five hour the Laos North Vietnam border, the command said, about 75 in his arms.

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