The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, October 01, 1975, Image 9

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Spassky marries
despite protest
Associated Press
MOSCOW — Former world chess champion
Boris Spassky, overcoming a temporary check
by Soviet authorities in the game of love, mar
ried a Frenchwoman on Tuesday and said the
future looks bright.
“I hope this marriage will give me an extra
queen in my chess competition, ” Spassky joked
at a Moscow wedding palace where he wed
Marina Stcherbatcheff, a secretary at the
French Embassy in Moscow.
Difficulties blocking their marriage dissolved
after Spassky and Miss Stcherbatcheff made
their troubles public and invoked the humanita
rian spirit of the declarations signed at the
East-West summit in Helsinki.
that the Soviet wanted her to leave the country
before their scheduled wedding date.
Miss Stcherbatcheff said the French were also
insisting that she leave by the end of the month
and the only wedding date Soviet authorities
would give them was Nov. 11. Spassky pleaded
for a new date, noting that the Helsinki declara
tions pledged the Soviets to facilitate marriages
of Russians and foreigners.
At that point, Spassky declared, “I feel like I
am playing against an opponent I cannot see at
all and I can only predict his moves. ”
Spassky, 38, divorced his Russian wife and
began living with the 30-year-old Miss Stcher
batcheff in January.
Spassky, who lost his world chess title to
Bobby Fischer in 1972, said he was “never so
humiliated as in these last three months since
they started this wyth Marina.
Early this month the couple said a year-old
traffic charge had been raised against her and
The affair caused widespread comment in the
West, and last week Spassky said he was sud
denly informed they could marry when they
wanted.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1975
EEOC
can get
papers
Associated Press
AUSTIN —Texas’ Open Re
cords Act does not dilute the
power of the federal Equal
Employment Opportunity
Commission to obtain applica
tions for employment in the
state’s public schools, Atty.
Gen. John Hill said Tuesday.
Superintendent D.P.
O’Quinn of the Alvin Indepen
dent School District asked Hill
if the Texas law would prevent
him from disclosing to the
EEOC applications for
employment.
Hill said the EEOC “has ad
ministrative subpoena powers
to obtain evidence relevant to
charges of unlawful employ
ment practices. This power ex
tends to information in person
nel files and records even
though it is personal, private
and confidential.”
“The regulations expressly
provide that the requirements
concerning record keeping and
disclosure of records concern
ing employment practices
supersede any provision of state
or local law which may conflict
with them,” Hill said.
UT holds
women’s
lectures
Associated Press
AUSTIN — What coor
dinator Liz Carpenter refers to
as a “feast of brilliant women
speakers” will appear at the
University of Texas Nov. 10-11
for a conference on Women in
Public Life.
The main speakers are
Elizabeth Reid, first assistant to
the prime minister of Australia,
and Rep. Barbara Jordan,
D-Tex.
Bill Moyers, former press
secretary to president Lyndon
Johnson, and his wife, Judith,
will moderate a panel on “The
Women’s Movement Through
the Media’s Eyes.”
Panel members include
Peggy Simpson of The As
sociated Press, president of the
Washington Press Club; Sey
Chassier, editor of Redbook
magazine; Molly Ivins, coeditor
of the Texas Observer, and
Susan Caudell of KERA, Dal
las.
Other women on the program
will be Jill Ruckelshaus, presid
ing officer of the President’s
Commission on International
Women’s Year; Anne
Armstrong, former adviser to
presidents Richard Nixon and
Gerald Ford; former congress-,
woman Martha Griffiths of
Michigan; U.S. District Court
Judge Sarah T. Hughes of Dal
las; Frances Farenthold, twice
candidate for governor of Texas
and former president of the Na
tional Women’s Political
Caucus; Rep. Sarah Wed-
dington, D-Austin; Mayor Lila
Cockrell of San Antonio, and
Hanna Gray, provost of Yale
University.
The conference is sponsored
by the Lyndon B. Johnson Lib
rary and the LB J School of Pub
lic Affairs here.
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