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Your choice now only 4999 each Regularly 60 each choose from 3 large distinctive designs and save They are just a few of many you can save on during Barker's big mirror sale A Blackwith gold leaf 31x43' Brown with gold leaf 26x44-(X Carved "gold leaHrame37x47v Accused hijack aide arr THREE POTENTIAL jurors questioned were aware the papers had first been revealed in the New York Times and others said they neither read complete stories on the controversy nor tried to read the documents themselves Earlier defense attorneys lodged strong protests when Byrne approved for the tentative panel a man who said he feels Ellsbej and Russprare guilty The man swore later he could bo impartial but attorney Leonanj Weinglass claimed Byrne had asked to habilitate the He renewed the accusations when Byrne approved a potential juror who said he strongly supports foe Vietnam War honor clothed with authority and the dignity of the court is asking a juror a-kuiag ques- SAN FRANCISCO X) -A Bulgarian' native the FBI says waited in vain at lonely Canadian airport for two Jetliner hijackers to arrive with 1800000 ransom has' beeraccused of helping plot the incident The hijackers were killed The FBI arrested Lu- bomir Peichev 29 in Oakland Wednesday at Ids job as a tool and dtemaking lwhlwie Peichev was arraigned' later in the day on air piracy charges before US Magistrate Richard Gold-' smith who ordered him held without bail and set preliminary hearing for DUT Court Judge Matt Byrne conceded to ask tentative jurors about their educational backgrounds and whether reading velnminons material" would be burdensome for them But he declined to tell them the reading- might consist of of in 18 volumes expected to his -evidence By the end of Wfolnes--day'a trial session 17 persons questioned had agreed they could read' and understand the Peuta- gtm Papers Among these tion Tine Italian AN- FBI affidavit said "Petcfiev and maryicnpoi in ixaiy ana diian immigrantsrptaaiir" Alexiev and Michael Ax high jplypL Onlythree of more likely to admit immigrant whose ration was grafo- the juror willgiye court ttf answers: manoff both28 flew by said thejr not the judge had college degrees chartered plane June tp vere questioning Spassky leads 2-0 on forfeit Puntzi Mountain airstrip 200 miles northwest of Kamloops BC to cWeck the 65004oot runway now-used only base for planes fighting forest fires It said Pefchev returned there July 5 the day Alex lev and Azmanoff hijacked a Pacific Southwest Afov-way plan here with 79 other passengers and five craw members aboard Peichev waited at the re uj -'V REYKJAVIK Iceland UR Bobby Fischer forfeited his chess garni with world -champion Boris Spassky of Russia ioday by faffing to appear at the playing halL the! Fox said thing wo could" Fischer The American chess chatnpfon objected to the presence oT the- cameras though he could neither see them nor hear thehi in me darkness ofthe 2500-- mote airstrip with a pilot -anda'tdane he ati-g 'the Vancouver the affidavit Alexiev and Azmanoff forfeit gave Spas- both wen killed by FBI beat Fischer-on Saiei Your Choice novironly5999eac Regularly 65to6995 choose from these elegant styles to accent your traditional home decor They're just a small sampling on saleat Chippendale styled gold 41 x46 Bb Filigree framed in gold Antique redgold framev36x46" agents at San Francisco International airport' before they received their ransom money Azmanoff shot three passengers be- fora he went down himself the FBI said Ons Stanley Carter 86 of Quebec Canada died The other two an recovering FOX WHO bought exclusive film rights for the 24-game match said Fischer-conceded he couldn't see or hear the cameras said they bothered because he knew they were Fox reported Two cameras were hidden behind two walls on the side of the stage two holes the size of Saucers were cut into foe wall for the cameras lenses to see Stein said Fox comply with demand 'to removethe cam- Wednesday a 24) lead in the scheduled 2lgame series It was uncertain whether the match would survive Chief referee Lothar Schmid give Fischer the hour provided by the rules to make his first move When foe hour was up Schmid examined -the dock waited to the front of the stage and said: and gentlemen Mr: Fischer did not- appear in the playing halL According THE FBI SAID it leaned Peichev had been seen with the other two in the weeks leading op to the hijacking and allegedly discussed abunranven- Delightful metal Iv' riiian -riL- hjghjghtany As deiightfui as they are different to rule No 5 if a player is eras structure of foe patch de fwt a i pends op Stein assert- announced here fr Metal wall sculptures by CurtisJerw- While war being Wednesday -a federal xpicrv 'grand The phone call informing ormnlim-tTcto Haumi Vi forMJk-- comlng wii mide tag a second PSA jetliner bed to the crowdsml by Fred Cramer an offi-on July 6 foe day after dal of the US Che Fed- is STS Goodd AWOL Ml- hro! 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