Karpov set to meet Fischer for world chess title
Soviet hopes rest on Anatoly Karpov as he advances to face Bobby Fischer after a grueling series. Karpov, a calm, dry player from Leningrad, is described as the strongest challenger with a practical approach. Fischer demands unlimited games, risking a default if unmet. The chess world expects the match to proceed despite tensions between factions.
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Sculptors Loot Weighs 170 Tons
Authorities seek a student sculptor connected to a 170 ton lead sculpture dubbed Idol. Government and Otis Art Institute funded the lead valued at $70,000 and intended as a fountain project. Despite requests for sketches, progress, and a demonstration, the student vanished, triggering pursuit by police.
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New School Pan Terra Opens as Alternative Education
Vancouver Washington reports Pan Terra, an alternative school housed in a former grocery store, offering renamed courses like Garbage and Rip City to engage youths aged 12 to 18 who left or struggled in traditional schools. Pupils apply, are screened, and may earn credit through self paced work while positive discipline and attendance policies are emphasized.
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