`:OK, I have resolved the confusion about two under-17 championships in 1979. A book by Nigel Short's father, David Short, called Nigel Short: Chess Progidy, confirms that there was indeed a World Cadet Championship in '78-'79 and another in Belfort later in '79. ``Another win in a weekend tournament followed, and then it was the World Under-17 Championship in Holland. ... Nigel finished equal second and collected the bronze medal on tie-break.`` David Short, Nigel Short: Chess Progidy, Faber and Faber, 1981, pp. 145-46. ISBN 0-571-11860-7. ``With the World Under-17 Championship of 1978 spilling over into 1979, two championships were held in six months. ... [S]ome unexpected results on the lower boards gave Tempone the title on tie-break countback. Nigel took the silver medal.`` Id. at p. 159. Bottom line: the 1978-79 Cadet (under-17) at Sas Van Gent, Netherlands should be added, with Motwani the winner; Tempone was indeed the winner at Belfort (on tiebreak), as given in the article; and we still don't know what happened at the 1979 under-14.     `