Fischer Protests Again as World Chess Title Hangs in Balance
Reykjavik Iceland AP Organizers concede by removing hidden film cameras from the Reykjavik sports hall as demanded by Bobby Fischer but uphold the forfeit of Thursday's second game to Boris Spassky. Fischer seeks removal of cameras for a 2nd game, counts Thursday as second, trails 0-2 in the 24 game match, and risks large purse losses if he forfeits further. Spassky needs 10 points to retain the title. Fischer needs 12 . A 3 to 1 committee vote rejected Fischer's appeal.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Gudmundur Thorarinsson
Icelandic Chess Federation
Thorarinsson
Fischer
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Chess Federation
London
James Slater
McCormick Farm Implement List With Storage Bins And Drills
A catalog style listing details numerous McCormick farm machines and supplies including manure spreaders loaders drills planters hay conditioners sprayers silos unloaders feed storage bins and dryers. Also listed are various conveyors wagons and post hole diggers with capacities and sizes for mixed farm use.
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McCormick
Starline
Unico
Tear Gas Finishes Shootout in Cincinnati
An escapee from Longview State Hospital, Robert Ruebusch, fired at police and troops used tear gas to force him from his former wife Rita Ruebusch’s home after a two hour gun battle. Ruebusch was wounded by glass from a gas canister and had been missing six weeks.
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Cincinnate, Ohio
Robert Ruebusch
Ruebusch
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Rita
County Bridge Removals Called Emergency in Coe
Coe officials say several bridges including Links near Woodsboro Timmons Linganore Greenfield and Park Mill must be removed after flood damage. Jackson warns stuck bridges risk damming streams if more floods occur. Removal should precede rebuilding, likely over a year, with Lily Pons Bridge removal cost estimated at 100000.
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Woodsboro
Timmons
Linganore Road
Greenfield
Park Mill
Jackson
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Vacuum Puppies Rescued From Drain Pipe
In San Jose California seven men at an alcohol rehabilitation center freed five newborn puppies trapped in an eight foot deep three inch pipe after six hours. A vacuum cleaner proved effective though initial doubt existed. Rescue a brown and white terrier mongrel nursed the pups back to health after a tongue cleanup.
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San Jose
Calif
Frank Conrad
Pony Penning clash on humane grounds at Chincoteague
The Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Department and the U S Humane Society clash over the annual pony penning fundraiser. Fire chief Lee Kleckner defends the event and accuses the society of breaking an earlier understanding. The society denies any breach and plans to send officials, a veterinarian, and a humane officer to the July roundup and sale to enforce humane law provisions.
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Chincoteague
The
Humane Society
Kleckner
Society
Waterford
Loudoun County
Phyllis Wright
Virginia
Judge relaxes wage controls in Nixon era ruling
A federal judge ruled COLC exceeded authority by using 1.90 dollar wage cap for exemptions, paving the way for about 14 million workers earning between 1.90 and 3.35 per hour to gain exemption from wage controls. The decision cited a 3.35 hourly figure as adequate income for a family of four.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
William B. Jones
Cost of Living Council
COLC
Afl-Cio
Jones
Bureau of Labor Statistics
State Nursing Homes To Face Demonstration
The president of local 1199-E says workers at about 20 state subsidized nursing homes will demonstrate from Monday in front of the State Office Building unless a 25 cent an hour wage increase is provided. He warned of a strike if talks fail, citing state Medicaid funding cuts as the reason.
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Baltimore
Fred A. Punch
National Union of Hospital and Nursing Home
Afl-Cio
Punch
Matthew Tayback
Department of Heath and
Mental Hygiene
Health Facilities Association of Maryland
Private dam project nears lake completion in September
The dam work by Dewey Jordan Inc. of Frederick advances with earth layers tamped to target strength. When finished the structure will rise as high as seven stories and hold back a lake up to 45 feet deep, discharging eight million gallons daily downstream. Robert Baker consults for Joel Rosenblatt under Dewey Jordan.
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Brosius
Dewey Jordan Inc
Frederick
Robert B. Baker
Owings Mills
Joel Rosenblatt
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