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Itf flnifUsI fmrf 3. UCLA ART GALLERIES Russia OKs will be expanded 2 Sites for Silent Alarm Systems Seen for LA. Schools Installation of Warning Devices Prompted by Need to Curb Wave of Vandalism BY KENNETH LUBAS The UCLA Art Galleries in the university's Dick son Art Center will be expanded and the remodeled structure will be named in honor of Frederick S. Wight, director of the galleries. Expansion will cost a reported $667,000.

It is made possible through a $400,000 gift from the UCLA Art Council, with the remainder to be financed by the Cora L. Black Fund and other nonpublic funds. The project, will add approximately 10,000 square feet tc" the galleries and will provide exhibition space for the UCLA Museum' of Cultural History. Timai Staff Writer BARK 1 T) Silent alarm systems will be installed in all Los Angeles city schools within the next three years to protect against vandalism. Paul T.

Engle, security chief for the city schools, said the schedule for installation of the system DOWNTOWN Ballot Pamphlets rick Voters, rown Charges will denend on budgeting. ik2. CLEARANCE up to 12 off Chess Match MOSCOW UP) The Russian Chess Federation indicated Saturday it would agree to two sites for the world championship chess match between Bobby Fischer of the United States i and the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky. The indication came in a letter that the Russian federation handed to Dr. Max Euwe, president of.

the International Chess Federation. The Soviet news agency Tass reported that the Soviet federation said in the letter it is "ready, in prin-; ciple, to discuss conducting the first half of the match in Belgrade and the second half in Reykjavik," Belgrade is in Yugoslavia and Reykjavik is in Iceland. The Russians had said earlier that Spassky, defending champion, had objected to playing in a European city with a hot climate in the summer. Spassky had picked Reykjavik as his first choice. Fischer had selected Belgrade because it had made the top money offer of $152,000 to host the 24-game match.

The ballot pamphlet booklet mailed to each voter before an election in California listing candidates and ballot measures has been used by "big school In the last two years has exceeded $5,000. Engle told the advisory council that the burden of security for the city's 630 schools now rests on the shoulders of 25 employes available for night and weekend operations. Partial Solution "However," Engle said, "the alarm system can only be viewed as a partial solution to the vandalism problem. "The major responsibility lies with the parents. When a child has stolen a radio with a Board of Education label on it, it is hard to understand why a parent wouldn't become suspicious and ask questions.

"Parent cooperation has got to be regarded as the real remedy for vandalism. "Certainly the silent alarm will help. We've seen their success at isolated locations such as a single office in a school, but parent cooperation, community concern, has got to be the key," he said. He was unable to estimate the cost. "We've looked at such a scheme for some time," Engle said, "and feel confident now that this may be a.

positive step toward reducing city school vandalism losses." Losses Estimated Los Angeles city school losses from vandalism were around $2.5 million In 1970-71. Engle disclosed the plan at a meeting of a school advisory council in North-ridge. The meeting had been called by parents concerned over four consecutive weekend break-ins at Napa Street Elementary School that resulted in losses exceeding $2,200. Vandalism cost to the SUNdAY 11-5; MON. 10-9; 10-6 Brown said, the banking industry pushed, through a measure allowing (banks to charge exorbitant interest rates even though other private money lenders are required to keep their interest rates down.

Brown did not elaborate on either charge. Spokesmen for the insurance and banking industries were not available for comment Saturday. The new ballot proposed by Brown would contain impartial explanations of every ballot measure written by the legislative analyst. -Arguments for and against each measure would also be included, Brown said. The arguments would be select- ed by the secretary of state's office.

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