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1 SOMBKSET Bangor Daily News, Friday, July 7,.. 1972 Brewer Native In Charge Of Troop Units High Court Gets McGovern Case are pour ISpasslcy Gets First Move; ing into the convention city to demonstrate next week. BY DONALD R. LARRABEE NEWS Washington Bureau WASHINGTON The Army's action officer, in the event federal troops are called in to quell civil disturbances at Miami Beach next week, is a 57-year old Brewer native and MIAMI BEACH. Fla (AV Match Set For Tuesday REYKJAVIK, Iceland one white, one black.fof the International Chess Bobby Fischer apologized in, juggled them behind his back eraUonFIDE announced tha former Bangor resident with 32 McGovern 1,454.65.

Humphrey 398.55. Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama 367. Sen.

Edmund S. Muskie of Maine 219.55. Uncommitted 425.65. Without the contested California votes, McGovern would more than 205 votes shy of a writing Thursday, to Boris then, extended his closed hands both players had agreed to bet to Fischer. frin olav on Tuesday.

Spassky for "disrespectful be years of combat and command experience. But Maj. Gen. Roland M. Gleszer, who is supervising contingency military planning for the Democratic National Without hesitation, Fischer The brief ceremony Thursday hunched forward and pointed a 'night was the first face-to-faca.

havior that threatened their world championship chess "That's a good move," he commented." As long as people stay within the law, they should have every opportunity to express Repeating that he hopes a clash between troops and demonstrators can be averted, the general said: "All soldiers take an oath to defend their country against all enemies, foreign and domestic. When they do, they always hope it won't be domestic." Pentagon sources say the timing and eventual size of the federal troop movement to Florida will depend upon how Miami Beach authorities size up the threat of disturbances and whether outbreaks actually match, and Moscow's Tass finger to Spassky's right hand, meeting between the two cOn news agoncy said "all demands jvith a smile Spassky opened it. (tenders in the pregame prepa majority that be i fh Convention, is optimistic In other political develop paratroopers won't The Supreme Court received Thursday the tangled case of Sen. George McGovern's contested California delegates, while: the politicians did business as usual and lined up rival forces to battle the issue at the Democratic National Convention. But it remained unclear whether the courts or the convention would deliver the ultimate verdict in a delegate-seating dispute important to the contest for presidential nomination.

Sen. Hubert Humphrey's campaign manager, Jack L. Chestnut, said there may yet be a convention floor contest over the California delecate sween ments: of the Soviet delegation have Fischer delayed the opening Like everything else it been satisfied." It was the match, which was late. nounced that the first game, have begun last Sunday, in Spassky was the first to ap needed to keep the peace. "I think this thing will be would be played Tuesday.

holdout for more money. Morelrive, coming 10 minutes before. quiet," Gen. Gleszcr said in an interview. "Right now, things Fischer, tne American chal the scheduled start.

The first. prize money was donated, but Spassky then demanded a writ look pretty good. I have great question the Russians with hiraj asked when they got backstage! lenger, and Spassky, the Soviet world champion, met Thursday Secretary of Defense Mel-vin R. Laird told a Washington news conference that McGovern's proposed cuts in defense spending would be "tantamount to a white flag of surrender." McGovern has proposed a ten apology for Fischer's con oenfidence in the American peo night to draw for the first move duct before the chamninn would was. "Has Fischer come" in the $300,000 series of 24iDlav.

games. Fischer drew the binck In his letter to Spassky," Fis-pawn, giving Spassky the first cher called his attempt to grab "We have tried to visualize all defense spending Gleszer move with white and contingencies," Gen a slight a share of gate receipts "my The answer was no. riscner; showed up 22 minutes late. Wearing a light-green three piece suit, Fischer sat at the, board chatting with Spassky be fore the ceremony began There were no handshakes. When he walked onstage aP reduction over the next three years.

advantage. petty dispute over money, and said. If Gov. Askew appeals for "The so-called white flag The draw was done the same way park-bench chess players asked the Russian to accept his "sincerest apology." Harry Golombek, an official help, the request will be routed would do it. Spassky took two through the White House to the budget substitutes a philosophy of giveaway now, beg later, for a philosophy of strength and willingness to negotiate," said 'the Sports Palace, Fischer, moved briskly to the side of the1 Justice Department and then to the Pentagon where Gen.

Gles ple and the American system." Gen. Gleszer, who is director of military support in the office of the Army Chief of Staff, has just returned from Miami Beach where final standby arrangements were made to plug federal forces into the security system if Gov. Reuben Askew asks the White House for help. He emphasized that infantry, men and marines won't move unless the governor feels that local police and the national guard cannot handle any trouble that arises, The West Point graduate, who has seen duty in Europe, Saudi Arabia, Korea and in various Pentagon administrative posts, is a graduate of Bangor High School and holder of an honorary degree from the University Laird, getting a head start on GEN. GLESZER of Maine which he attended for three years.

His mother, Mrs. Edward I. Gleszer, lives at 51 Leighton Bangor. He said a military advance party is already at Homestead AFB, about 30 miles from the convention site, arranging shelter, eating facilities, communications and other details for paratroopers from Fort Bragg, N.C., if and when they are flown to Florida. A marine unit at Camp Lejeune, S.C.

will also be on standby alert. Gen. Gleszer said he was pleased with the decision of Miami Beach authorities Wednesday to provide Flamingo Park as a camp site, for the Former Rocklander Killed board with the white pieces. He lifted the white queen, tested its weight. Then he did the zer will be the staff manager.

Four years ago, the army flew 6,000 soldiers to the Chi Republican campaign against the Democratic leader. BOSTON CAP) Police saidi Curtis said death was due to same with a11 16 Pieces as cago area on the eve of the McGovern won in a primary election, lost in the party Credentials Committee, and regained in a federal appeals court ruling. At least 151 of the 271 California delegates are at stake, and on them hinge McGovern's hopes for first-ballot victory in his quest for White House nomination. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger stayed implementation of a lower court ruling returning to McGovern the 151 votes the Democratic Credentials Committee took away.

Burger was contacting the other eight justices to determine whether there was sufficient support for an extraordinary special session of the But McGovern replied later in the day, "There will be no Thursday they were seeking a1 strangulation. Police said on nand stinted nis; susnect in thp stranoniatinn nf' money was found on the manPcket. suspect in me strangulation of n. He sat down, hendine hs all white flag flying if I Dccome president of the United States. I Peter Armata, 34, of Maiden, frame into an armchair.

will never permit the united Democratic convention. At that time. Gen. Gleszer was in command of the Fifth Infantry Division at Fort Carson, Colo, and dispatched a brigade to the Great Lakes Naval Training' Station where it remained on standby alert. Mass.

Armata. who is single was an 'Spassky, a shorter man, follow- States become a second-rate Arm ata-a-bank was I at the Uphams putting his elbows on the edge of the table. discovered Wednesday in a Dorchester, branch of the First National Bank of Boston. closet on the econd floor of a Armata was the son of the rooming house in the Dor Fischer is 29 and Spassky is 35. Fischer's holdout for more money was made when thf slakes were to be an official late Mike Armata of Rockland.

Chester section of Boston Police said the death was thejlle was a 1955 graduate of 50th homicide in Boston this court, something that has hap Rockland High School. power." Sen. Mike Gravel of Alaska announced in Washington his candidacy for the vice presidential nomination. He has been campaigning unannounced for weeks. "As vice president, I would hope to, be my own man," Gravel said.

Endicott Peabody, a former Massachusetts governor who has been running for vici president all year, claimed a 1 out pened only three times before by Vahlsing Chides MIBA his; purse of $125,000 and a share of (television an dfilm receipts. Armata is survived mother. year. Medical examiner George W. Chestnut said Humphrey and nis allies in the cnort to deny behest of the legislative sub should consider his plans for the Easton sugar refinery regard McGovern the 151 California votes will abide by the law of the land, once the courts decide and their lawyers interpret committee Governmental BY TERRY ST.

PETER NEWS Presque Isle Bureau PRESQUE ISLE Fred H. Vahlsing Jr. asserted Thursday less of the status of the lease Operations, members of which of 4 chance at the nomination. sat on the meeting. between the MIBA and Magnum what It is.

But he indicated that Humph According to Vahlsmg Thurs Northern Sugar Corp. that he believes the Maine Industrial Building Authority day, he proposed that "if they The president and chairman rey lawyers will be looking for He said he welcomed Gravel's candidacy. Sen. Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma said he will lead a leeway to take their case to the of Maine Sugar Industries, Inc.

said in a telephone interview convention floor. (the MIBA are vehemently determined to go ahead with the foreclosure, they consent to a plan whereby MSI would place with the Aroostook Development campaign to write into the par The Associated Press count (C sir 4 I of delegate strength put McGovern within 55 votes of a Corp. a certain amount of MSI ty platform language demanding an end to all federal tax loopholes. "Our tax code has evolved into a welfare system for the rich," he said, "yet the nominating majority if he with the NEWS that "it behooves them (the MIBA) as a state body to sit down and start discussing with us" proposals he advanced Wednesday at a meeting in Augusta. He said he regards the ques common stock, and that tne winds up with the California sweep.

$600Worth Of Lobsters Purloined State of Maine, the (federal) Economic Development Admin drafters of the majority report The tally stood this way, with istration, and the bondholders 1,509 needed to nominate next tion of whether the lease agree call for merely another look to the possible appreciation Wednesday night: of that stock for any indebted ness of Aroostook Development ments were Being honored as immaterial to future discussion. "I'm interested in Maine Sugar Industries, and the Maine Industrial Building Authority," he said. Corp. to the State of Maine, EDA, and third mortgage bond holders, to be possibly satis MIBA representatives Wed fied." In essence, MSI would make payments in stock due to Aroos took Development which nesday said they would not consider any new proposals until the obligations of the lease with Magnum Northern are met owned the plant, and to the EDA which loaned some $13 cxBtiF ffHkfl eftcfr xfwh (mm or the lease is formally termi million to MSI, thereby reducing nated. MSI's debt load.

Stockholders and bondholders otherwise In the same telephone conver mm TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE THESE would lose investments con nected with the sugar refinery. The stock "might appreciate," sation Thursday, Vahlsing charged that the MIBA owed Vahlsing, money for utilities supplied by the Vahlsing, Inc. potato processing plant to the sugar factory since' the lease was signed in May. MIBA Vahlsing, said, "or it might be 2 worthless," but "at least the people might have a chance." EASTPORT An estimated $600 worth of "Downeast Gold" was reported stolen over the Fourth of July holidays here at the Calder Fish Market on Water Street. Walter A.

Calder. owner of the market, told the NEWS Thursday that thieves broke into his market through a door facing the bay and took about 300 pounds of live lobsters from his 'fish tanks. He closed the market at 10 p.m. Monday and opened at 4 a.m. Tuesday.

The culprits are believed to have departed by boat, since the Eastport police station is only about 100 yards from the business establishment on the same street. A large street light is near the front of the building. Calder pointed out that the lobsters were valued at about $2 per pound and were "selects" with two claws, rather than "fisherman's run." He lost lobsters in a break about three years ago and is viewing Tuesday's loss with little hope of recovery. "Unless you catch them in the act, you don't stand much hope in court, he said. The stock, which originally sold for $5 a share, is now worth 10 Manager Roderlc O'Connor called the charge "absolutely wrong." cents.

The industrialist added that he "would want the MIEA to The statement followed the make a statement of what Aroostook Development Corp, owes them so that the EDA Armstrong CAPRPET RUNNERS 27" WIDE would know their position and Priced from $4.99 9il2' 1 AIRPORT MALL SPECIAL GROUP Men's lightweight SPORT COATS -fesr price $69. the bondholders would know their position. There would have to be an agreement when the latest round of the oft-muddled series of actions concerning the idle sugar mill at Easton on which the MIBA will complete its foreclosure Aug. 24 for the defaulted $8 million in state-backed loans. Vahlsing met with MIBA Chairman Carleton G.

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