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63 55 rn cir rn rn 03 csr edy ctr rr 55 05 MM The Facts Our 84th Year No 59 USPS 304270 The Facts 2657411 Houston Line 3932006 Mailing address Box 549 Texas 77531 26S9052 Emaf address To a classified ad 2657401 Of elation Open 6 am to 5 pm 6 am to 10 an weekends Fcr subscriptions to start or stop service to a wet or missing paper caJ 2652999 For same day service to replace wet missing paper cat by 10 am Department Brazos Uving Sports 2657411 Retail advertising department 2657411 Editor and Publisher Bruce Editor and Publisher 19351992 James S Nabors Editor and Publisher Emeritus 19571985 Genera Manager Wanda Garner Cash Managing Editor Dena Matthews Classified Advertising Manager Deana Lesco Retail Advertising Manager Circulation Director Mike May Ke Goodson Production Foreman Game 3 ends in draw after 4 hours World champion Gany Kasparov ponders his next moire gainst IBMs super Deep Sue during iford game of their rematch Tuesday YORK AP It no coe Game 3 of world chess Garry IBMs 2Jas aod played to a draw deadlock left their sedes tied al easL the E afiar his Deep Blae accepted esd ss the 4 Today I didnt pky well but ae RSS z and a not to jose the said The 34yearold Russian BIss in Saturdays of ihs series when the resigned after 45th move On resigned after the 45th move though 2 review of die game he coald played for 2 draw the year asd has said that bar alwaYS be beaer than the machine at chess Bst speaking publicly for since Sundays toss he said he believes Deep Bine showed signs of artificial seace ia its Game 2 win I still believe Sundays be studied by aH c specialists because I s ssd I doat jv it I tmr Gase 2 ssv belief ia Deep Bias could ae SSd On Tuesday Kasparov played white giving him the slight advantage of making the first move He opened in the same cau manasr as he began the first two games playing a oping series of moves in which his offensive intentions were not immediately clear He and Deep Blue jockeyed for position for 17 moves before finally exchanging pawns on the 18th move On its 25lh move Deep Blue initiated an exchange of queens which began a Jong endgame in which the computer set its pieces in a defensive fortress and chal Kasparov to break through After 42 moves Kasparov and Deep Blue had identical pieces left on the board a king two rooks a bishop and four pawns each though pieces were slightly better positioned The world champion however could not penetrate the comput ers defense and offered a draw six moves later Both sides had pawn weak nesses and neither side could make any said Manhattan grandmaster John Fedorowicz Kasparov still bad the advantage in the final position but it wasnt enough to win at alL Garce 4 of the match is sched skd for today with Games 5 and 6 to be played on Saturday and Sunday If Kasparov wins he takes hoioe of a million purse If Deep Blue wins the imitation suicide staged Saa Dca ssd fie body aid fie Man sentenced to life for accident KC by ai las pesos was takes ID said nay hare besa x naer iDsia tess of the Gate csk std oos WHS the m oe a cak who ia in Sania The hotel is about four from the 1022 moe of the them selves believing their would doable them to catch a spaceship trailing the ODD They said on feewell thought their suicides would enable them to rendezvous with a UFO trailing the for lie s Jones 39 was convicted of Friday in the of two were 025 sengers ic a car hit pickup truck Sept 4 Four others in the car were injured Jurors deliberated about 1 112 hours before sentencing Jones to two life Prosecutors had the death penalty but said the verdict would still send a strong message to people who drink and drive unpaired s cats across a sodd Buss EDO you have vary people from 2B of life who go to DHS End driak after Vincent said will seriously make everyone stop after the first dank or ae second Under North Carolina state kw anyone who kills soother a separate dangerous caa for mur der punishable death penalty whether the death was intentional or not Prosecutors said Jones committed two felonies reckless driving while impaired and assault with a deadly weapon and deserved to die It was apparently the first case in the nation in which prosecutors have pushed for the death penalty in a driving case Prosecutors won murder con in similar trials iq Washington state in 1996 and California in 1995 but declined to seek the death penalty In addition to the life sern the judge also sen Jones days u jail for misdemeanor with a deadly weapon and 9Ct days for driving while impaired The defense said if would appeal Jones lawyer Carol Teeter had blamed for his clients trou bles while Jones blamed ther DEATHS AND FUNERALS Martha Davis Henry services for Martha Davis Henry 75 of Somerville will be held at Thurs day May 8 1997 at the Strickland Funeral Home Chapel in Somerville Burial will follow in Oaklawn Cemetery in Somerville She passed Sunday May 4 1997 at Hermann pital in Houston Visitation will begin at noon Wednesday until pan and ajn until service time on Thursday Mrs Henry was bom March 14 1922 in Mineral Wells Tex as and was a graduate of Miner 2978303 LOTTERY RESULTS GASH 5 TEXAS Winning numbers Pick 3 numbers Drawing Date al Wells High School Family members said that her greatest joy was having her grandchildren and children around her She loved her family dearly and was dearly loved by her family Survivors include her hus band John Henry of sons and C W and Lisa Henry of Bryani Lawrence and Mary Henry of East Bernard and Wesley and Lois Henry of Lake Jackson daughters and Soe and Billy Rogers of Lake Jack son and Donna and Jerry Jack son of Cabot Arkansas brother Walter W Gary of Wells sisters Neva Rexroad of Anton and Laura of Beaumont 12 grandchildren 2 greatgrandchildren and numer ous nieces and nephews She was preceded in death fay her parents twin sister Marie and brother James Memorials may be made to the Church of Christ Arrangements by Strickland Home 611 Sfc Street Somerville TX 77879 409 5962133 Bettye Smith Holt Smith Holt 83 of Bay Gty passed away Monday May 5 at Matagorda General Hospital in Bay City She was bom June 30 1913 to Hubert and Nora Lee Graves Smith She was a former resident of Lake Jackson where she worked as the nurse for 30 years for Dr James Stewart had been a resident of Bay City since 1983 and was a member of the First Baptist Church She is survived by a daughter Ruth of Bay City by two sisters Bobbye Taylor of Bay City and Lucille Roberts of Brownsville Texas and by two grandsons Brady and Matthew Sladek both of Bay City Funeral services will be held at 4 Wednesday May 7 at Taylor Bros Funeral Chapel with Rev Mike Zimmerman officiat ing Burial will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park in Van Vleck VICKI MELASS 302 Plantation Dr 2973600 Arrangements are with Taylor Bros Home in Bay City Tyler Ward Graveside services for Tyler Wayne Ward infant son of Mi chad Dean Ward and Margaret Marie Davis of Brazoria will be held at Thursday May 8 1997 at the Old Town Cemetery in Brazoria He passed away Monday May 5 1997 at b Galveston Friends may call from at Baker Funeral Home in In addition to his parents he is survived by his grandparents Jimmy and Pam Ward and Mar tha and Richard Davis all of r and Morgan of Sweeny S Anno rf M o uo Nebraska and Lester and Marga ret Davis of Humboldt of Forest City Mis soon and numerous aunts and uncles by Baker Fu neral Home m Brazoria Texas CHILE HEAP HEADQUARTERS Hot Sauces Salsas and Spices from the a TEXAS FOODS GIFTS CUSTOM BASKETS CRAFTS 1O6 5485333 2205 SOS K i FUNERAL HOME COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICES 2651188 538 N HWY 288 8  

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