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Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 9

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REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer apologized in writing Thursday to Boris Spassky for "disrespectful behavior" that threatened their or Id championship chess match and Moscow's Tass news agency said "all demands of the Soviet delegation have been satisfied" It was announced that the first game would be played Tuesday Fischer the American challenger and Spassky the Soviet world champion met Thursday to draw for the first move in the $300000 series of 24 games Fischer drew the black pawn giving Spassky the first move with white and a slight advantage The draw was done the same way park-bench chess players would do it Spassky took two pawns one white one black juggled them behind his back then extended his closed hands to Fischer Without hesitation Fischer hunched forward and pointed a finger to Spassky's right hand With a smile Spassky opened it your one-stop shopping for fashion REG 750-900 Short sleeve Custom Limited Torque Dura-Brite with Kent Collar AMERICA'S TOP MAKE DRESS SHIRTS NOW AT AN UNHEARD OF ION PRICE 1 300 pairs MEN'S i KNIT SLACKS LISS Famous Make REG 2000 gel MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD Lzt 41 0 44' 7:) fr le mo 'AO) 43tie ifte) I 4 sC4ft TIIRU ---y-- i e4- i TA31illi SAT 3 1 i -17'' N'TIL 9 it our one-stop N-ANI opnb ItV'''t 111111 shofpphin shopping for SZit 111 I 10i '6 4-VAC 0 If 9 1----6(- 1s111AG- 9 1111 tioAIMPP Vir 111111111100 i 1 )11itoi A iI ni -0: APt 1 it I Ns 1----' I' ---PrRPMR11091rNotv Sr 1 1' 1988 RE'G 3 0- 9 95 Z4771117' 1 --------Nt i 111-i LiFt 'Y At 1 1 1 7 IVIASTER CIIARGE BANKAMERICARD afr4 11 I 4 4 4 o-''1t-k 4 qcytAkt: 1--- evr 1 ED'Illanhattall i A DRESS SIIIRTS 1 L1 4---- 4 88 II 1 10 REG 750-900 KalvramakANI 5 i 71 r1 Short sleeve Custom Limited Torque :3 1)ura-Brite with Kent Collar itisaetaiwamil 0or! '5k AMERICA'S TOP MAKE DRESS SHIRTS 07 In iN NOW AT AN UNHEARD OF ION PRICE 10MalikaAklimatimilittoOmre 4 -1--'7-' aki 'I '4rkkkv r---777) 4t-ilvN it 4 i 300 pairs IVIEN'S ii 0-1 n- KNIT SLACKS 988 I Famous Make REG 20()0 oe e1 itati 9a 4 Photo VW I VINTAGE Jim Watson of Big Spring will enter his 1918 Indian motorcycle in the Texas Antique and Classic Motorcycle Association's two-day meeting and show Saturday and Sunday at the Pate Museum of Transportation Watson's machine will be the oldest motorcycle in the show from 10 am to 5 pm both days i2L 4' 4 1 A i I I 1 RUSSIA TOP PRODUCER In the past decade Russia has produced the largest volume of coal but the US still produces the largest quantity of high grade coal of any country in the world WEALTHY AND URBAN About 73 per cent of Nevada's population lives in urban areas Almost 22 per cent of Nevada's families have annual incomes of at least $10000 FISCHER delayed the opening of the match which was to have begun last Sunday in a holdout for more money More prize money was donated but Spassky then demand a 4r1110 1 THE ANSWER was no Fischer showed up 22 minutes late Wearing a light-green three-piece suit Fischer sat at the board chatting with Spassky before the ceremony began There were no handshakes When he walked onstage at the Sports Palace Fischer moved briskly to the side of the board with the white pieces He lifted the white queen tested its weight Then he did the same with all 16 pieces as he kept one hand stuffed in his pocket He sat down bending his tall frame into an armchair Spassky a shorter man followed suit putting his elbows on the edge of the table Fischer's holdout for more money was made when the stakes were to be an official purse of $125000 and a share of television and film i 4 0 SEMINARY SO NORTH EAST MALL IRVING MALL FT WORTH IIERST IRVING 11 144441 -i I SEMINARY 'SO NORTH EAST MALL IRVING MALL 0(111 Ramo FT WORTH IIURST IRVING Lk 147:44 0 7T) D' A USE CLASSIFIEDS MPOMMO 3327722 E51)us A tkr: 139 to 798 Values Values IIE DECIDED TO come arriving Tuesday only after British financier James Slater stepped in with a donation of $130000 to sweeten the prize pot It totals $255000 of which the winner will take five-eights and the loser three-eighths In addition the player will get a share of the sale of TV and movie rights estimated at perhaps $27500 each In his letter to Spassky the American champion called his attempt to grab a share of the gate was "my petty dispute over money "I have offended you and your countr the Soviet Union where chess has a prestigious position" Fischer wrote Nevertheless he took issue with a demand by the Soviet Chess Federation that he be penalized with the loss of the first game for his tardy teetc ALL SITOPS SAVINGS ttJ CERTIFICATES 698 value yoke 598 value I qr4 I st24 i A i TV i i a 4 Effective yield: 618 per year compounded daily credited quarterly I value value value 50" Silk Peau de Sole (Ridglea Belknap Only) 6 60" Menswear Suiting 7 60" Menswear Suiting 60" Cotton Knit 3 60" CottonPolyester Knit 4c 45" Dotted 1: 45" Spectator Sportswear 45" Printed Sportswear 198-24 45" Printed 'Diana 79 798 398 498 139 198 1 98-249 798 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC ASSOCIATION 1501 Summit Ave Announces the Association of ROBERT RIDLEY MD Family Industrial PAgdicine IrERII SS PASS 1111 OOK PASS 4 1 1 -Yei- 1 Aqsz 7(6 TiTi's qill7117109 a L11-1- GET MICK RELIEF WITH it --i-iJi''-i' -It --i value value value 598 value 698 value 249 value 198 value 198 value 198 value Effective yield: 513 per year compounded daily credited quarterly Earn 6 Per Year on 2 to 10-Year Certificates $5000 minimum 5 Per Year on Farm Home's "Peerless Passbook" Savings Easy-in Easy-Out Withdrawals Permitted at Any Time Funds Received by the 10th of Any Month Earn from the 1st! 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