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The Bradenton Herald from Bradenton, Florida • 12

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12-A Tht Bradenton Herald Tuesday July 11 1972 Chess Masters To Begin Real Play AoHrtr ta tnviMH httla Olio ACROSS SSCandlenut' 1 Female bovine 4 Furblo Indian Melt 41 Golfer i form 12 Area measure 42Colorado is the first foreigner to make it to the finals since 1948 For Fischer it is a question of money and personal prestige of proving his claim that he is the best in the world The playing table was shortened the green-and-white chessboard constructed the fourth time and the overhead lighting changed these were small details compared to the tangled negotiations and war of nerves that preceded the encounter originally set to start July 2 Spassky 35 drew the white chessmen and with them the first move Fisher 29 of Brooklyn NY had tho black pieces One game will be played each Tuesday Thursday and Sunday starting at 5 pm pm EDT National prestige was at stake for the defending Russian The Soviet Union subsidizes chess and has dominated the game for decades Fischer REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) hall American challenger Bobby Fischer and Russian defender Boris Spassky finally begin play this afternoon in the richest and most publicised world chess championship of all time unless some new snag develops Las t-minute adjustments were being made on the stage of Reykjavik's 2500-seat sports marble for But Miuwia ISAMNTON 104 MamM Aii Acnhm5msM 1021 MmWM AaWS sion Spassky was reported nervous and upset Fischer who favors sleeping in the daytime was last seen at I am Monday when he visited the sports hall He demanded that the mahogany playing table be shortened and that the overhead lights be changed -The challenger also agreed with the Russian's complaints that the squares on the chessboard were too large in relation to the size of the pieces ski resort 45 Small tart 49 Nematode worm 51 Frost 52 Festival 53 Italian city 64 Article 55 Russian city 68 Snug retreat 1149 HiHvir 13 Old 14 Part in a drama 15 Conducted IS Feea from fear 38 Of re 20 Principle 21Goddcaaot the dawn 22 Sly look 24 Nuisance 28 Cow house 27 Bounder 30 Europe's larfcat lake 32 Lubricant 34 Papal rapes 35 Large hawk 38 Yam strand 37 Rhythmic silenre (music) 7 Biological 33 Excess of units solar over 8 More exert lunar year 9 Cornucopia 38 Bristly 10 Nautical term 40 Pertaining to 57 Ages and ages li Direction the kidneys 17 Guides 41 Medieval lOYuccalike helmet plant 42 Jason's boat 23 Rye disease (myth) 24 Certain sound 43 Fly aloft 25 Nobleman 44 Whimper 28 Swiss canton 48 Crafts 27 Kind of nun 47 Sound 28 Bewildered repetition 29 Tunisian 48 Adolescent TKiihit year 31 Verbal noun SOSkintumor' DOWN 1 Undisturbed 2 Mountain (comb form) 3 Week day 4 Stags 5 Curved molding I Gates (heaven) Patriarch Burial Set (Advarticament) London oddsmakers rated the lanky American the favorite to win the 24-game two-month competition and capture more than $180000 of the estimated $300000 at stake The winner gets five-eighths of the $125000 put up by the Icelandic Chess Federation or $78125 plus another $75000 of the $120000 provided by London investment banker James Slater to persuade Fischer to end his holdout last week Organizers calculate Fischer and Spassky will divide at least another $55000 from the sale of television and film rights The American's lawyer Paul Marshall told a newsman on the eve of play however that not important Bobby wants respect on his own terms" Both player stayed in scciu- Now Plastic Cream Invention For Artificial Teeth Treaty of Lausanne which allowed the patriarchate to remain in Istanbul despite the failure of the Greek invasion of Asia Minor givea the governor of Istanbul a veto over the choice The treaty also provides that if the bishops cannot reach decision they must submit three candidates to the governor and he will name the patriarch mit Archbishop lakovoa of the Greek Orthodox Church in the Americas lakovos has been out of favor in Turkey since he asked President Lyndon Johnson in 1965 to intercede for the Greek community in Tim-key during tension over Cyprus The 12 bishops of the Patriarchal Holy Synod must meet by Aug 6 within 30 days of the death of Athenagoras to elect his successor But the 1923 that has revolutionised denture wearing It leta you bits harder chew better eat more naturally Fixopent lasta for houre Reeiete moisture Dentures that At are esaenlial to heelth See yourdeotiet rejuiarly Get eaey-tn-uie Fixopun Centura Adheaiva Cream Artificial Teetk Never Felt Ss Natan! Before Now for the first time xcience off a plastic cream that holds dentures never be forms an elastic membrane that ketfh hM Ikem tht Mtlunl liuuei ytta moutk a unique discovery called Fixoknt ISTANBUL (AP) Catholic and Protestant church leaders gathered for the funeral today of Ecumenical Patriarch Alhe-nagoras I amid speculation concerning the part the Turkish government would play in selection of his successor Athenagoras the spiritual leader of the 250 million Eastern Orthodox Catholics died Friday at 86 His body lay in state in the small unimposing Church of St George the patriarchal church since the Turks made Santa Sophia a mosque after they captured the city in 1453 Following the hour-long service the simple black and silver casket was to be carried to the Balikli Christian Cemetery three miles beyond the walls of Istanbul where 13 other Ecumenical Patriarchs are buried Among those who came for the funeral were Dr Michael Ramsey the Archbishop of Canterbury and Primate of the Church of England Jan Cardinal Willebrands preside: of the Vatican Secretariat for Christian Unity Archbishop Giovanni Benelli the Vatican undersecretary of state and leaders of the other Eastern Orthodox churches An ecumenical delegation of American Catholic Protestant and Jewish churchmen also had planned to attend the funeral but stayed home after the Turkish government refused to ad INIWSPAPIR INTERS SIS! ASSN) Arabs Repeat Pledge lowed behind coffin through the streets of Beirut to the graveside and thousands more lined the route Police sources estimate the turnout at "tens of The condominium where it's more fun to stay at home! -4 BEIRUT Tens thousands of Arabs led by armed guerrillas paid an emotional farewell Monday to Gassan Kanafani official spokesman for the Marxist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine who was killed in a bomb explosion Saturday The Popular Front repeated its pledge to continue the fight against Israel and to avenge the death of Kanafani 34 Palestinian leaders have blamed Israel The Popular Front assumer for the attack by three Japanese terrorists May 30 on Lod International Airport in which 28 persons died and scores of others were wounded The trial of the sole Japanese survivor of the attack opened in Israel Monday A mile-long procession fol- 50000 Staying Two Per Room MIAMI BEACH Fla fAI) -The 30000 persons officially connected with the 1972 Democratic National Convention are on the average staying two to a room Media representatives have 7000 rooms with delegates and alternates occupying 6500 The 50000 have rented 1200 automobiles More than 7000 telephones have been installed on the convention floor of THE HOME Central Air Heat Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Screened Terrace All-electric kitchen Roomy closets Great view Cross Ventilation 1 -year Warranty TV antenna outlets Pre-wired phone jacks Private storage area And morel Come out todayl From $15995 To $28000 THE FUN Executive par 64 golf course Barbecues Heated Pool Bridge Shuffleboard Cycling Picnics Dancing Ceramics Sewing school Pocket billiards Horseshoes Checkers Health Club And more! a IR4NWOOD I Country ClubCondominiums a beautiful place to live on the Suncoast 4500 Cortez Road West Bradenton Florida 33507 (Directions: taka US 41 if you'ro coming from tho North or South jiircaUucollectar756-18 Captain John Blahop Another Delta Air Linos profeaalonal On Monday June 26th one of FPL's largest power generators developed mechanical problems and was temporarily turned off The failure of this 400000-kilowatt unit at our Port Everglades power plant drastically reduced our generating capacity And for several hours placed much of Florida on the very brink of a power shortage FPL was able to meet that crisis by borrowing electric power from other Florida utilities Can we always rely on other utilities? On June 26th we were fortunate Some of our neighboring electric companies had enough power reserves to share with us At other times these utilities could be meeting such high power demands that they would have none to spare Or they may have serious problems themselves This is what happened on Friday June 30th when a neighboring company was forced to shut down its largest generating unit and had to call for emergency help from FPL and other utilities on the interconnected network What else can we do? While FPL continues to build facilities that promise future relief to the tight power situation we're asking you to please save electricity between 4 pm and 8 pm the hours when everybody-at the same time-uses the most power It is during this time that you should take special care to use less electricity And help avert a power shortage How can you do this? For a start set your air conditioner thermostats so the temperature will be a bit warmer than usual Also you can plan meals that require little or no cooking If you must cook do it before 4 pm or after 8 pm And limit the amount of hot water you use for dishes showers and other uses FPL has printed a pair of free booklets that tell you how you can save electricity (and money) while using your air conditioner and other major electric appliances Both' booklets are available at any FPL office or at most appliance dealers During these summer months of high power demand any major mechanical problem in our generating network could lead to a 1 power shortage Should this happen you will be immediately alerted via radio and television as to the problem Meanwhile wo ask for your confidence and cooperation 2 vSl Make it morning afternoon or night Save 21 vs Day Tourist on Night Coach -only $(z tax included -4 1 "Vs NC-Night Coach Except oomtopc aad thni-Jat Mrv Ice It via conitaetioa Tourist fares: Day 77 Night Coach $61 Pana 8 A TMaartatlaa Tax Call Delta at 955-2205 or see your friendly Havel Agent ADELT A lia anna run ar pMMMKta Etefta is resdy wiisnysi! are! 7 I.

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