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-wi yvafe-g -rr- ''A -s I -a- I i fHB DAILY ITEM WRT CHESTER HY FRIDAY ilULY 14 1972 1 i fAsiai '2INsfpWknfaJ Panel confirms TOantc teme'e Cottar Andereen Hill It PurrhsM Reword WHk-WI ettwfe 1 diyllmeekrbptl-IPAAWHSIMe locf'Miklfi ilsdaSrjwwii htau-whlte yrs ''MspiryVRp werdAAAS-Mtl i -i erCLkPr lpanlC honey uiAl "rufui" Vie Scars Reward PV iitkey rinaTkeyG social eecbrliV teg PewerdbH-WH- OirthNeticee 1 MAtTElfi huPPliOxiTlfifiny 1 Pel Quality Chempmd nrrd Ham b- ed levmg cere (ail SIMM-IO rSywisINeticH-1 7 Seeutitul woy to moat heeuHtuI -1 psapw Fim infermeHon Writ-Sim fiM UniM IM AAsdisaR Ay NY 1 wn it TialetrenT' i NtarrUea taumatind Penanele RFDlJCF exeats fluids with PiiiSFZ I uwe eeigt-t with -bir-t-DM cep suit Scene-nr brugc WSPMM 4 3 4-r rv vft VA fc1 1 "'t 1 -f'j-v AM tf -4- 4 fry world op for movie comma la By RTEPHKNH BROKtfLNM REYKJAVIK Iceland (API An appeals committee re-ejected today-Bobby tocher's piotest against his loss of ship chess game by forfeits Thefour-man oommlUee supported the decision of chief referee Lothar Schmid to award the game to Boris Span-sky because Fischer tailed to appear The decision left Fischer two games down In a 24-game ntatch where Fischer needs' the equivalent of 12 victories and a dihw to take Spassky's Jltle "Hie referee ruled that Flsrii er by falling to appear fie- cause movie cameras would film Ihe play forfeited the game to Soviet tltleholder Bo-riff'Spasskyi The dialhmger'a piotest also demanded the re- moval of this cameras Which he claimed affected his concentration Ihe protest wan being considered by Gudmundur Am- laugsson of the Icelandic Chen Federation the assistant referee for the match Fred Cramer of the US Chess His epitaph was spoken by it Quinn chief animal ward- glui" oI pride IT urological surgeon said Harry Shuster president and hoard chairman of Upn Country Inc Quinn chief animal the plajrlag Inll Fincher save APWTrephoto KX1T SPASSKY Barto Spunky oIUm SwM Unto learei Um Bfykjavlk IceUToR baO Xfcursdajr whn Bobby Jlscber failed to appear for fha aeeand pirn of the cbflM rfcauiptonoblp By falling to now the match became at hta objedlua to lion had considerable -v ance at lion Country Jumped by 20 per cent He was named "father of the year" In a con gresaional resolution Election officials said they found dozens of "Ftasler for write-in votes in the June 6 California primary Frasier's mates' were In mourning today The old Hon died In hla sleep of apparent kidney failure Thursday He will be buried Saturday at the preserve An autopsy will be performed by a team of IS medical speclallsta headed by a Tanaka to participate in US trade parleys i LAGUNA HILLS tfellf lAPrFniter the lion nude love not roar Chit off when a Mexican dr-cue went bankrupt the scruf- fy scrawny cat was rescued by Lion Poultry Safari a wildlife preserve and nursed back to health Ha was 'dearly pastlhls primrBletry -eyedahd nearly toothless he suffered from 'rtieumatlsirrand -arthritis and had troifble walking Ilia 20 Hon years were the equivalent of more than 80 human years The i Bandits raid rip The pollen station in Box-ford Blass was robbed of some marijuana plants by-four men one of them armed with a sawed-off shotgun Paul Bates Jr 23 a civilian employe of the four-man force said a man wearing a mask entered the station about 4 ara Thursday and told him to put his hands up and stand in a corner Bates said three other men came in tied him up and he was knocked uncon- clous About 250 plants which were being held as evidence alter being seized In a raid were taken Some marijuana weed lings taken ln A separate'i'sid kmaUtiHlialltlM were left at the station A GORILLA RECOBD A fifth baby gorilla was born Thursday bight at theClndn- natl Zoo tying two other zoos for the world's record "We are fortunate to have two pair of gorillas who are very much In love with each said curator Bob Lot-ahaw The birth of the four-pound eight-ounce gprllla-they don't know its sex yet-tied Clnrln- natl with zoos at Basel 'Switzerland and Frankfurt i But ha became a- national mx aymbol by his ouccesa aa a lover He sited 35 Cuba In 18 months 1 Fraier was Introduced to a pack of 12 young after the tuny lion esses spurned' at least live' young' virile candidates One would-be lover was badly maulJ: Putting Frasier In with the -prtdsr was supposed to be a -joke But the next morning the lionesses were found purring placidly in the sun near an USA sd police HQ pot Hissed and a new lot drawn Boudin said he'll also press for attorneys not the judge to question panelista-a point the defense has vehemently contested since District Court Judge Matt Byrne decided to ask all questions himself KICKBACK CONVICTION 1 -r -Texas Rep James Collins has denied any knowledge of an 818000 kickback scheme for which his former chief aide was convicted Thursday in Washington The aide George A Haag contended throughout his four- day trial thaf he carried out 7 the kickback scheme at the direction of Collins a million- ralre Republican from Dallas Haag 33 stood tight-lipped and erect ns the jury foreman repeated your honor 1 to 20 counts of mall fraud two counts of using falsified House payroll forms and one count of obstructing Justice Hla wife cried softly FLOOD TAX BELIEF I -f Taxpayers who suffered flood lasses In sections de clared disaster areas byPresi-'dent Nixon can get a quick refund on their 1971 returns If they file' now Elliott Gray of the Internal Revenue Service announced -Thursday in New York When' filing for refund claims Grey' director of the Manhattan TRS district- said individuals should use Form 1040X and corporations Form 1120X He suggested that thoae filing list all property lost or damaged: take photos of damaged property such aa home trailers cars garage basement and determine fair market value of property bothered him because he knew they were there" Fischer had objected first to the ramerai Wednesday light and left the chess hoard la the sports palace for ks If an hour lirforiS conceding defeat In the first match Intense negotiations through the rest of the night and all day Thursday-tailed to eoax him -from his hotel room "We did everything we could said Richard Stein Fox's lawyer He even sent a letter to Fischer urging hliq to iUhCiim Uie problem He wrote: "A a a folk hero of tha Americans you must permit millions of Americans to share this experience with you In their homes far the benefit of chess and for the benefit of the rest of the world1 Fischer budge and five minutes before -the starting time a US Chess tlon official Fred Cramer telephoned that Fischer would not appear CLASSIFIED Information INDEX Of WANT AD aAisiricATiONS Classification headings are numbered and run in numerical order at lol-iowst ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT 1 SCHOOLS- INSTIUCTION FINANCIAL MATING PETS-NOISES MERCHANDISE Ml 21-30 31-33 34-41 40-41 S1-5S SI-71 MOBILE HOMES 15-11 RENTALS 12-113 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1QI-122 TRANSPORTATION 12M4I IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING HELP 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but taking care to nourish optimism about a negotiated settlement of the war The accentuating of the positive was apparently designed to allow new round of secret talks which the United States consistently has maintained la the wily way to achieve a negotiated peace Resumption' of the semi-public conference another session of which was scheduled for sen Thursday was the North Vietnamese and Viet Gong price for new secret talks EXPANDING INTERESTS As Argentina moves to revive constitutional government the state is expanding its already broad role in the economy and foreign Interests are feellng-the effects of nationalist politicking The two main political parties in the languid buildup to the presidential election next March are stressing nationalist and socialist themes in their campaigning President Agustin A La-nusse's military government' meanwhile Is moving to eliminate foreign participation ta the state-dominated oil business and to assure military control of the steel Industry VOTE OF CONFU1ENCE In a speech seeking a confidence vote Italian premier Gl-ullo Andrentti on Thursday criticized Sen George McGovern's promise of Immediate withdrawal from Vietnam if elected president of the Uqited States He praised President Nixon's troop reductions The criticism on the fldbr of the Italian Senate brought a sharp outbuiwt from a Cpm- munist senator The matter came up only hours after McGovern captured the Democratic nomination for the presidency A few minutes later the Senate gave Andreottl and4ils middle-road coalition government a vote of confidence 163 to 155 Demlly drug rcporleil found upslale area -1 Gannett New Service WASHINGTON -g The Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs announced Thursday that a deadly combination of LSD and strychnine has been uncovered in the illegal drug market In Upper New York State The toxic combination has been found In -a red capsule containing about one gram of cliOcolate material that has aa much as one per cent ntry-1 chine In 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marketed and attend Connally repdrling on his trip 1 Former Treasury Secretary John Goons Uy has arrived iq Southern California for a conference today with President Nixon at San Clemente Connally until recently the only Democrat In Cabinet just completed a 35-day 15-natlon trip around the world lor the President who has promised the mission would be followed by an important hew assignment lor the silver-haired Texan Asked if the hew assignment would be announced today press secretary Ronald Lr-Zle-: Thi- Wn JWJTTSS5 aidVTt has not been (to- cided" should Nixon decide to replace Vice President Spiro Agnew as -his 1972 running mate he might turn to Connally The fanner Treasury chief has expressed disinterest in the Job but has never said flatly le would not accept VISITS AILING DAD Lt William Gilley Jr hiui visited his ailing father at Um Veteran Adminlstntloa Hospital hi Gainesville Fla Calley 29 who is being held In his Ft Benqing Ga apart- jment during the appeal process for his conviction at My Lai was taken from the airport to the hospital Thursday in an unmarked police car Calley accompanied by two men one In uniform was met at the hoispital by hla sister Mrs James EKccsllng who greeted him with a kiss on the cheek A Hospital spokesman said William Calley Sr la in a roma He declined to disclose the ailment DENOUNCES BOMBINGS i Actress Jane Fonda has gone on Radio Hanoi andde- minced the US bombing of dikes ta North Vietnam the Vietnam News Agency report- ed today The agency said the broadcast was directed to "ill the US servicemen' Involved "In raids against North Vietnam Earlier ihe agency reported that Miss Fonda had visited an area east of Hanoi Where dikes had been damaged by US planes Miss Fonda was quoted as aaylng "there are no military targets" In the area GEODETIC DIRECTOR 1 Leonard BankPr 49 haa been appointed dlivctor of the National Geodetic Survey The survey with headquarters ta Rockville Bid Is part of the Commerce Department's National oceanic and Atmospherio Administration 1 Baker of Clarksville Miss has been an officer In the agency since 1947 serving aboard eight of its shl lie Ims been chief of the (iendrey Division and druty director n( the Nsilonsl Geodetic Survey the past five) ears A decision wpa promised this afternoon The basis of appeal was that the playing conditions In the 2500-sett Sports Palace were unacceptable because of the cameras which he said disturbed him Chester Fox the New York' promoter who bought the film rights to the match said he met with F1ac(ier et the Yale Club in New York last June 28 to discuss arrangements Fox said he explained how the cameras would be used and said Fischer raised no objections "He seemed perfectly reasonable" "We discussed how we would film He wanted to know specifically how much money he would get all he was Interested in? Fox added 1 Fischer stayed ta his hotel room Thursday and refused to play unless three cameras lilmlng the match for movie and television sales were re- moved from the hall Since the American challenger lost the first game on Wednesday ref- eree Lothar forfeit ruling gave Spassky a 20 lead Schmid said the third game of the 24-game match would be held on schedule Sunday-but the future of the match was very much in doubt Schmid said It depends on whether Fischer continues his boycott He added that tha Wqrkl Chess Federation could step in at any time and disqualify him But Dr Max Euwe president ef the organization aakl Schmid wair still in charge the match and1 must -decide how to hnfidto the Anierican A spokesman tor promoter Chester Fox who bought the movie and TV rights for the-match from -the Icelandic Chess Federation said the cameras had to stay because "the whole financial structure of the match depends on it" It was the prospect of movie and TV sales that allowed the Icelanders to offer's record £125000 purse to the two players and Fischer and Spassky aib also to divide a share of the movie-TV money estlmat ed aj a minimum of $55000 Pox said Fischer admitted he hear or see the three cameras but "he Mid LEGAL NQTldr NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE fM bv Virtu 1 waul! 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