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Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 31

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a IT Friday Morning July 14 1972 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 1 1-C SitnA1157 'rD(311 GAME 2 FORFEITED Fischer Sulks Boris Leads 2-0 1110113 ATIT- ERvIcejsc 1 Jitiintoote) it i 1 1: I I HUNTS SOLID PACK ssc ill'i'lliTOES 300 CAN LA LIMY PEAS inglloo CAN i LIBBY CUT GREEN BEANS 303 CAN 5 1 LIBBY WHOLE KERNEL conil 00 C3CA N3 511 ss 0 I 4 CM Lai L14 1303 5100 1303 511 00 CAN 1303 I 00 Q-e'S CAR WAsH 1111 'SC ibNt li ----rK I 11 -1 6 0 11 11U 6 15 tp 617 i op 1 1 0 1r 1 'RI 6 0 I OI 10 DC ill nV kato 6 Yi I 1 1 i 1-Pt I I 9 RAN HICKORY SMOKED I 3 LB CAN GROUND CHUCK 89 CHOItD BEEF 99 stilsuE 25c "It's an occupational hazard Simpkins all car washers get dishpan feet" 2 ROLL PACK El 1011010E4 CHEESEUD 1639 DECKER QUALITY ir 1 LB t'q (I) 11 '5) LB Jerry Coffey is on vacation His television column will resume upon his teitif71 I l'iiirtELS "RT3100 iIiiilcius 6M 2125c RUA SAUSAGE RIA 3169c 1 1 CAL 9 9 CTN 1 Vocational Training Expanding Facilities 1829 Ely 5 A CAL LJ YARD moons HOMO 1-411LIC BLUE BONNET STICKS MARGARINE H1SEYS GRADE "AA" BETTY CROCKER 1 LARGE DOZ GIANT CHEER Box69c RAMA JELLY 112i 311(m INSTANT NESTEA 3199c was to begin Fred Cramer a US Chess Federaton official called the match organizers to say Fischer wasn't coming Spassky entered the hall on time and took his place at the table At game time Schmid started Fischer's clock as the rules require Spassky looked perplexed At the end of an hour Schmid announced to an angry crowd: "Ladies and gentlemen Mr Fischer did not appear in the playing a II According to Rule No 5 if a player is more than one hour late he loses the game by forfeit" During the hour there were telephone calls back and forth between the sports palace and Fischer's hotel SPASSKY who left the stage at times emerged from behind the curtains after Schmid 's announcement bowed to the crowd and left Richard Stein lawyer for American promoter Chester Fox said "we did everything we could" to appease Fischer Fox who bought exclusive film rights for the match reported that Fischer admitted he could not see or hear the cameras but "said they bothered him because he knew they were there" Stein emphasized that Fox could not comply with Fischer's demand because "the whole financial structure of the match depends on it" Fischer and Spassky were to get a share of the proceeds estimated at $27500 each Fred Cramer an official of the US Chess Federation made the phone call VI Gudmundur Thorarinsson president of the Icelandic Chess Federation informing him of Fischer's decision to boycott IT WAS NOT Fischer's first complaint against the movie cameras Shortly after play began Wednesday he walked out for 30 minutes mplaining that one of the cameras made him nervous During the walkout Schmid told Fischer nothing could be done about the earners Stein said he had been up all night with Fischer's second the Rev William Lombardy and Cramer trying to settle the question The cameras had been officially sanctioned Under Rule 21 the taking of pictures during the match by official photographers is allowed as long as cameras are "neither visible nor audible" 0 iiiidEFOOD 174zi49 SKI VD) adFT 3gi79 a REPICJAVIK Iceland (AP) 7-- Bobby Fischer forfeited Thursday's chess game with World champion Boris Spas-Sky He stayed in his hotel room sulking because of movie cameras in the playing hall the American failed to show up the chief referee awarded the game to Spassky by default Fischer drew up a formal protest against the decision and handed it to the referee shortly before midnight His balk for the second in a 4-24-game schedule left the score 2 to 0 in the Russian's favor This gave Spassky a powerful psychological advantage over Fischer who has never beaten the champion Jivo Nei one of Spassky's assistants said Fischer's failure to appear was "a grave insult not only to the Soviet people but to the whole world" "The world champion" he added annot dance to Fischer's tune" FISCHER KNEW before he Came to Iceland to play for the world title that the match would be filmed And Chester Fox the promoter who owns the three cameras said they were out of Fischer's sight and hearing "He said just knowing they were there bothered him" Fox said adding later: ''I pity the poor guy" All attempts to get Fischer to the chess table where he lost the first game to Spassky on Wednesday proved fuU I The temperamental American chess whiz even turned down an appeal based on his responsibilities as a "folk hero of the Americans" The future of the match said chief referee Lothar Schmid now depends on whether Fischer persists in his walkout Schmid said the International Chess Federation could intervene and disqualify the American challenger allowing Russia to keep the world title it has held for 24 years But at the end of the day Schmid said there would be a game on Sunday as scheduled ROW OVER the cameras began early Thursday when Fischer said he couldn't play alongside them in the 2500-seat Sports Palace Fox hose purchase of television and film rights for the match allowed the Icelandic chess federation to offer a record $125000 in prize money said the cameras had to stay In an attempt at compromise Fox's lawyer Richard Fischer a letter at 5: ant appealing to him to at least talk about the problem "Ag a folk hero of the Americans you must permit millions of Americans to share this experience with you in their homes for the benefit of the rest of the benefit of the rest of the world" Stein's letter said Fischer ignored the appeal Ten minutes before the match era whc pia 250 and alic fed $125 the mi gle 5' a leas 116 AM mil sha yot ben ber wor Tel THOMPSON SEEDLESS GE8v) "We feel the vocational end is the turning point in the lives of these students" he said Thursday The occupational program includes both vocational and academic training Some 20 teachers and six aides handle the combined teaching and another three vocatioanl coordinators follow up on students who have begun work in the community Some 100 students under an estimated 50 employers are currently on the job Shoemaker said with 377 more students expected this fall "THE STUDENTS stay on our rolls until they are 21 or until they have a job whichever comes first" the director said For this reason larger facilities are welcomed he indicated "This is a wonderful opportunity for our program Last year was the first time we had any physical education and Kirkpatrick will offer us a gymnasium with our own shower room facilities" he said LB LF'iOFIAD (1) CHEESE STOUFFER SOUFFLE 1279c Additional automotive training will be added to the Fort Worth Independent School District's occupational program this fall with two other areas of expansion still on the drawing board officials said Thursday The program is to occupy new facilities at Kirkpatrick School It had been housed in both Guinn Elementary and Alexander Hogg School but was transferred to more spacious quarters by board action Wednesday INCREASED space will allow for expansion of the program officials said "We will add training for service station work and minor repair work to the program this fall" said Harold Shoemaker coordinator of the three-year-old curriculum "We are also contemplating adding apparel training processing clothes to our homemaking area And we are beginning to think about health training to get students ready for work in hospitals laundries and other such areas" the coordinator added Already in the program is training in custodial work furniture refinishing foods bus service kitchen service and small motors THE VOCATIONAL training is open to middle and high school aged special education students "Our job is to train these students and get them on the job" Shoemaker told the school board Wednesday BOOTH FILLET OF Pas LB 99 BELL PEPPERS 29 FRESH uR325 32'5'11 9 LB I SOLE BEEATel PIES LB 7 IWMZ Z1725 oa RWM6tZEKZ USE CLASSIFIEDS 332-7722 Silva Thins 100's have less "tar" is 100's tar And more flavor than all of them Tor cm All the than most Kings 100's 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A IL DEW CF151 14 FA 4 ABC MARA Fins opti KOTV ollogP rk KIITV 11N1f) 1 1 I 1 IVO ARIDA Nifirvrivic STEREO Playingefamillar favorites 24 lout's a day- -J 6:00 :30 Good Morning 5:45 Scope Cox :40 Med it ation News '1972 FW Stet-Telegram 7:00 Morning News Today 6:30 Ilazel New' 6 Slam Bang Theatre Indicates Advertising TV SCIIIIIEDUILE 8:00 Captain Kangaroo Local News Weather :30 Movie Revue Funhouse 9:00 The Lucy Show Dinah's Place "When My Baby Jack Sesame Sleet (It) I New :15 Stock 9:30 Beverly Hillbillies Concentration Smiles at Me" Jack Benny :55 Coffee Break Market Observer MOO Family Affair Sale of the Century Dan Dailey laive That Bob Electric Co (It) Top Cat 'Tone of the 10:30 Love of Life Hollywood Squares Bewitched BettM Mvermon Misterogers (R) Romper Room Markets" at 1100 Where the Heart Is Jeopardy Password Ilitchcoe Sign Off Until 4:00 Newsday 9:30 10:30 11:30 11:30 SearchforTomorrow Who What Where f1 it Second Galloping Gourmet News Weather am and 12:30 pm 12:00 4 News Report High Noon News News 8 at Noon News Weather and Sports Market wrap-up 12:30 As the World Tumn Three on a Match Lel'o Make a Deal Cartoon Carnival at 240 pm 1:00 Splendored Thing Days of Our Lives Newlywed Game Movie Movie 1:341 Guiding Light The Doctors Dating Game "Live Fast Die "Badlands of 2:00 'Secret Storm Another World General hospital Young" Montana News and Markets 2:30 Edge of Night Peyton Place One Life to Live :50 Lucille Rivers Rex Reason Office of President 3:00 Mery Griffin Somerset All of My Children Comedy Capers Abbott and Costello Space Angel 3:30 Mike Douglas Movie Cisco Kid Burs Bunny 400 From Outer Lone Ranger isterogers IR Jingles the Dragon Lost in Space -TAO My Three Sons Consequences Space" Fury Electric Co (R) Movie FRIDAY AFTER 5 5:00 Green Acres Inside Area 5 Movie (Continued) Addams Family Sesame Street (It) "Till We Meet Speed Racer 5:30 CBS News NBC Nightly News ABC NeWli I Love Lucy Again" Little Raseals 6:004 News Report Area 5 Texao News Channel 8 News Dick Van Dyke Newsroom Merle iherfm llogan's Tient-ten 0:30 Dragnet The I lot lywood I hiniel Boone Loyal news news Temp() '72 Star Trek Cases from Los An- Squares Boone attempts to analysis and news Music interviews Trio are exposed Telea Police files prevent a war opinions and entertainment to strange malady 700 Burt Bacharach Sanford and Son Brady Bunch with the Indians Washington Week for young people which ages them "The Musical Magic "Return of the "Cindy Brady in Review emceed by Gary at an incredible of Burt Barracuda" (R) Lady" (It) MeSpadden rate 7:30 Bacarach" Movie Partridge Family Run for Your Life The Space Between Movie Movie "Triple Play" "The Forty Year Words "Flowing Gold" 'The Key" William "Wednesday Night itch" (fl) "School" John Garfield lioldenCommander 9:00 Movie: "Face of Out" Jim Hutton Room 222 Pat O'Brian of seagoing tug Fear" Ricardo Gloria DeHaven "I Gave My Love" Young drifter in assigned to tow to Montalban Eliza- "Call Mime" Arte (R) Texas is befriend- safety Allied ships 2:30 beth Ashley A Johnson Linda Movie: "The Over- Petticoat Junction The Devout Young ed by a foreman disabled by enemy young woman be- Cristal "Keeping the-Hill Gang" "The Way in and lie saves burning actionduringWW lieving she has a Up With the Walter Brennan the Way Old" wells over all II is given key 9:00 fatal illness Joneses" Warren Chill Wills Edgar Movie Masterpiece odds which he knows he arranges for her Berlinger I'at Buchanan Pat "Munster Go home" Theatre must pass on to own murder (R) Finley (R) O'Brien(R) Fred Gwynn "Pride of another irniun ill the 9:30 Governor and The Amazing World 10:00 Chan 8 News Yvonne De Carlo Possession" Burns and Allen event of his deatk Comedy starring of Kreskin 11:00 Movies (1) so another soldier Dan Dailey "Roman Spring of may find peace 1 4 News Report Area 5 Texas Nevis Mrs Stone" "Left News Went her Newsroom R) Club 33 Movie 10:30 11:00 Movie Tonight Show Handed Gun" :15 Movie (Cont) With Bob Dawkins "The Naked 11:00 "The Subter- Joey Bishop host The Unknown" :15 Movie: "Curse Sign Off Movie Street" raneans" 12:00 Newts Father "The Littlest Hobo" of I he Werewolf" "Elizabeth the Anthony Quinn 12:00 Knows Best Buddy Hart 1:15 News Queen" Sign Off :15 Stock tet Ohaerver of the at 10:30 11:30 and 12:30 pin wrap-up 10 pm and Markets of President Angel 1 Runny in Space ri Racer Rascals m's I leroca Trek are exposed -ange malady 1 ages them Incredible Key" William Dn Commander 'going tug ned to tow to Allied ships led by enemy during WW iven key he knows he pass on to ler man in the of his deatk Dther soldier rind peace Naked nny Quinn Off the best 0 1270 for fieWS The best all over Texas KFJZ is the flagship station of the Texas State Network Each day the KW news team prepares news for delivery to more than 130 stations in Texas Chances are just about anywhere in the State where you see one of those microwave towers like the one pictured here it carries TSN newscasts to their potential audience of 15 million Texans It all originates right here in Fort Worth in the KFJZ newsroom The Texas State Network towering over all the others Another reason why KRIZ news is best The best 40 all over Texas i A 4- 3- KFJZ is the flagship station of the 01 -k dp 1-exas State Network Each day l'811g1g slw Nt the KFJZ news team prepares ''f507' t-1 47 news for delivery to more Nik than 130 stations in Texas 4 i 4 'of itgv Chances are just about 4 i anywhere in the State where i t4-1 1 A NT 4 44 i 4rAgr you see one of those io microwave towers like the 1 i -v- -4 4 it one pictured here it carries 1 0 ill 04 TSN newscasts to their 1111 1 4p4 eali ''t 421 414476 potential audience of 15 4 'V kg tioadolAirata million Texans It all 1144s -'TAT' h94 TIT k' originates right here in I tj t41t I Fort Worth in the KFJZ I AL twAi newsroom 1 Abil towering over all the others sr 1 A At46N 4 tfa I A loli 't The Texas State Network 4177A ''17- 4 I wa 1 t47 A 4 4 40 lit 'tt 4 Another reason why KFJZ 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