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The Daily Item from Port Chester, New York • 1

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The Daily Itemi
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Port Chester, New York
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MM M' a FBI nabs Hijacked i 0 1 had no ideajl ie MTA and flajrw were looking for us to tPWQ the IDA ho they could use Al 1 I tp cpndemn property for park ini lots master I iA ri I v- a i 1 1 'i I i lwiaiaiwMrv--f --vv iiiiypfiriiT rmiy --w craft and said- he would kill'-the child If his demands were not met By MARVIN PIKE BUFFALO NY (AP) A man surrendered to an FBI agent early today after nold ing his 17-month-okl daughter -hostage at knifepoint and threatening to kill her in an abortive attempt to hijack an American Airlines Jet police sald- The FBI said the man iden tilled as Charles Smith 23 of tj -r- i 4 a Sti bbed' tte child and fled-The woman was reported la critical condition the man fai fair eonditVoa 1 st Deaconess HoroUkUn Bufr llO r'" f-: i Smith drove to -the' airport -with the child jMUoaaald and created la commotion outside thr terminal postOice during which he that he would kill the youhgstec Thea Je Aoarde the- Jetvthayadd Authorities surrounded' tha plane and FBI agent He apparently decided he was not going to get of the airport Ash said describing how Smith put down the knife he was carrying And down the ramp of the plane 2 hours later carrying bis daughter He was accom-puled by On unidentified FBI agent who had sneaked aboard the plane The child Identified as Jc' tuu Smith was not Injured Ash said She was taken to a known Bobby Fischer since tawas br knee-paaa but what I be'sure of is what be feels Itbout the chSls championship at this mdment'i -tr Ob whlt wM supposed to be! the eve of the longAwaltod -Botfls Spassky-Bobby Fischer world championship match Arthur Bis the confidence bmiuky Buffalo agreed to give up af ter being assured that police would not barm him According to the FBI and local police the entire episode began with a stabbing Incident In Inner city during the early morning hours In dtoms-of-the FBI here said Smith hoarded the talking with Smith wdac A HM- Buffoto hosp for observa' wt ajDofc Cwiuit Ash said Smlth wouldfocea Idtiflid moSr unoccupted-Jetliner aslt stood charge of attempted hllacklnt took tunia taing fonltk near a terminal gate about 5 Buffalo and at oh proixed I Reykjavik jlcelud this pasf' weekend was HEYKJAVKL-IcdaBd (APl'X i 5 sSwSS postponed i sol request-by Interna- Bobby Fladber -apologized ruvW xwiMldeni MaxXuwA Marina hbmi'imi By KArarcABOLor todTfa? deEagSS CRESS as "a battleof perv i ffSu sSt fglthalthaii nnita Anita sa lUiirii I i the condominium called far in fliww ti ot ruiuia 5 umh chariicter quite as nliichasa! th! ta wn at8ufMoliiteroattaial fcRfdir 'OilMd mother Ethel Smith' Airport He drtnahded that the nlr- man identified: city Demda IT Hue provide a pitot tar "the 5 aerjrai mtnn Ift "would mate this a long drawn-out affair This project has been dragging og for to toany years that to Info- that this Administration is holding up the project te the short time we have been In office seems Incredible" Indications -up to now are that Harris planning to hmyt toe apartment tower but Tvhat commitment can we be given on the completion of the tel commercial Bambace asked A received re- by the mayor from Harris also asks that the Village DBkMsawS -aonaUties aitil u2-n1Uin4ctlled -LaM -atAiM wamiiaf AaM that hui iwu American whose dii- the lease it was announced at SuSlna im? forced Mondw Port Chester showing up dn tune and (gienly making rorn- organizers to postpuie the Board of Trustees meeting merits about wtsky Fischer was "playing world championship round The change would rraulre -J 'Hi had the greatest public hearing Mayor Domln- Tb ootert pt tbt mUdvISlqialoii whKto-rucciiuM-nKiS-' wsguier 1 newsm'byMsx Euwe presl- TOKL 1 i The two havle met over the chess board dent of this International Oiew lnfrt' live times previously and despite Ms perfect Pederstloo-FIDE lifetime match tycoitl Fischer has yet to beat Jt was not known whether the Russian TheyVs (tied) three hl would be sufficient to mayor sakl But the AsmSUS-- National cheschsnq) from 1954 to 1957 hi1 former tm before the trlqmph of the young Fischer Spunky said he SSteSSutlS Blsguier hasplayed and beaten botii Fischer starting play only If Fischer their beginning thisPL? guasgitv told Th th auM preceduresthat Is Tnt Associated to submit a set of plans and Hwi thin afternoon ho still take out the nnrrwnr hniu dUW Bee V1BCHEK wuL is however that see nscns an rage II new requests from Harris WEIGHING their Wesent dunces against tach other Blsguier leaned back In hla mod- era Mack leather clulr under shelves and of chess booki and shrugged arrange' a meeting with the State Department of Parks to get money for a walkway along the Byram River from tvenue Adee Street to Purdy Av and for parklands and play areas on the property Iran nvuiy umii I A 1 Westchester Avenue to Purdy Avenue Harris also wants the vtitage to accept a leaseback of the air rights over the pro-' posed rlverbank walkway and to resolve the problem of -funds titaufy allocated by the i ij t- jVJ 'H A i '-jf Bee MARINA aa Page it t- --51 5- 'V- -hhelves equlvo-? caDy chest ntfog hyatem will tell you 1 7 '7 i Fischer is the greatest chess player that ever vjIQZIGY8 CLIlfl Uved and Tm inclined fo agree" Blsguier UUU' er5 'Vemarked-'But to be thinking that' not bestan this flayer yeL not necsssarlly the best chew player who wins" -Ct'n Lah Vegas' oddsmaker Jimmy the cheek put the match at 10 to 7 tor the Fischer Blagulpr rates Spasky hlghr both lAiajdayeraiMAfrieni '7 WRN Staff ivrltor li Ji -)- A strike- by 1 aoftie 0000 7 picketing of other unions i strike hits area JAbs In Westchester therefore members of were at work as usual 'j" Bee lABlBDAEE on Page lX t7tl 7-1 Ei'- Into' "Westchester today ss Ihat'Hbey wanted a one-year contract Instead of a three-year contract The roofers according to the Sheetmetal and Roofers Employers 1 Association of Southeastern rNew York want in creases from the 8- an hour pay for Journeymen plus In- creases In fringe benefits which now total about 32-85 an i hour i ''l 1 '7-' On strike were 70 to members of Local 1087 of the Glazl-ers Union and 150 members of 1 Loral 8 of the Roofers Union There were no reports of TOE HOOFERS' and glazl-' era are the only construction tradesmen who an represented by unions In New York Clly One employer Irf Westchester who didn't wish to be identified said a Mg drawback In settling with the glaziers is i i 1 1 1 if i 1 They also want s' guaranteed usl annual wage- li- i The weatjieri' Some union roofers were at work In the county tor some' IndmendenP contractors not affiliated with the association French premier quits: Vi -A tax dealings are cited 'PERIODS of rain tonight low ujiper 50s IViraday partly cloudy cool high low 70 7J 7 1 I Other features VIRTUALLY ALL other building trades contracts af- -tortlng Westchester firms expire next spring The strike actually Started 1 a on Saturday but moat of the workers wer were off because of II II 14 nubas-Delmu Lead (AP) Premier Jacques Oiabaa-Delnuis and hln government enlgned to- tay A communique from Presl GaulUaf who had Joined Gen Charles de Gaulle In World War resistance to the Nazi occupation had come under tire recently tor taking arivan-tvo of tax loopholes flasslOed Ala MM Insight Omlro -v Money Etitortata II OMtuarlea Ettortalameat M-n Rye PNfnUtirV- Bporta' 1 TrtevtslM l-IMvei 4W7 1 I LiV denjt George of- OltWam for series of real flee gave no reason Chaban- scandals and for alleged vo law inHMi vHlOUl vwiimbm uU KJi RKCQ At Sf Deljnas a GauUlst hat re- tolmnspnirn the sute- aewiiiipni MI4flB IMS ft gviiroiiim IHV BRl9 been run radio and 1 ft cently tinder fire beesusa television net- sf tav iUbIIbbi Works hsH bIm nheManKi a of tax drallngs works had a too chuckle I I 1 k' the holiday weekend and the full effects were not felt until today' In New York where some S3 billion worth of construction projects Is tied up Others on strike In New York City besides glaziers and roofers are operating engineers sheetmetal workers stramflt-ten lathers carpenters cement and concrete workers cement mason and teamster Howevor among those still work InNew York Clly under continuing tontrads are bricklayers electricians painters and plumbers Some other Unions are continuing to Bee FRENCH Tage 14 work without new contracts 1 appeared to his future nationwide referendum in on enlarging the Common Msrkrt-whlch to get the massive ma- Pompidou had tended' to reflect on Cha- Delmna1 government One of Chaban Delmaa1 fait I A if cloud A April European failed Chahan-Delmas boramo premier June 30 19C9 after th8 election oMtompldou as president Earlier this esr there had been rumors that Chaban-Deh mat might step down but in recent weeks they" had died out 7 a' stauiiih wanted-also Yot cannot expect to become akHled1 eonvewatlonaHst 1 any longer until you can to put your foot tactfully through too television set -i 1 Mty OMpf Suway -kaq paf' bent NW Hrt ChtMir Ut 1 1 4 '-It ban EYES TO THE A crowd estimated blrarhrr fteala sat an btaakets sad wte at II IN watched the £aaua! July 4th cetebrfc ffawrd sole gramy areaa bejmd tha flrowwfc UmbI Iort CSiealer High School's Ryu Btadl- amae The display was preceded If bands tun Tuesday night With clear warm weather pageant and pcmeataUwia to essay wtanera Is enrourags Urtn area residents filled the aU sees hut net heaid (Sea story st Fig lt phato Fy James Hardy i' ak- a -h'- 7 yvs -j is it 7 v1 7 1 1 i -i 1 lVl-l ifc'i 'I- 1 I I lk 7.

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