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2 IS Mli.I!iIufcu!it Man. J.I 10.1547 anse of Exp Day's News Vacancy in Acorn Area In Brief ACTION LINE if I A CAMI'JVG TIIKV WILL CO.A1 Mdrtinef cutm4 (,,, r.t tat tfn rca4if.ff Action Une'i mail sifl tut thi time hei htlpinf lcepipg, iflf bags for lidi ho etwl4 rvof other go to a paftmafl fuf tfca levelijrf juyi, ground-UMtg way wn wuwn iay i if financial arrangements tan ofU4 out with lha rlml Houslflg Admiai. At U.itt how much fHK willing lo twnmit fuf the pemblytrufl Pyyrefl fiymfurij, 14 titikef bt lb devttuf, Vtiijjjfnriil Cruup, Tta in February, Mayor John fUadlng fci4 tfie tM dvlopiri ih4t th ITUltultittaklfil WOUld Ukl Major appearanct chtngt to BART trarulr car It wida pott between what was tipama of big windowi; 1 vent plait June If, M7K TU (Uy came and Without wemuny. BART Experts Make Subtle Changes to Sleek Transit Car tut Tho World KlAsiMSA. Tfce Cof American para-trocptn arrived to bolster Congo government forcei in conflict with mercenary-led rtbeli loyal to former Premier Moiihe Tihombc.

Taje 3 SEOUL, touth Korea The country hai made some headway toward democratic forma and economic Independence deipite a lingering imell of corruption. Page It TOKYO At least 210 persona are dead In the wake of a typhoon that touched off floods and landslides. Page 3 Continued from Paje ly with a structural member through the center," Asmus laid. "The Important point Is that It's not a necessary thing to do, but It Is an advantageous thing to do as we see it because It reduces cost and It provides the facilities for these other purposes (such as air conditioning). It will reduce the main cost by making the windows more alike." BART paid the Detroit-based idcslgn firm of Sund-berg-Ferar and the Louif Car Division of General Steel Industries, to design and project.

Although tha oVtaiU vt uh ton igutiatiun art ronXJdcntul. rc4evttopmni em-uiive ttirfrtor John William aul the parties art $00,000 apart. Although the lum sub-Manual, tpakezmcn for tha re-developmrni agency. th de-velojr and th HI A all have expmwd confidence that the problems can bt resolved. In the Interim, no one mi happy at the delay.

At a met-iing of the redevelopment agency, Rumford, speaking for the developer, voiced a suspicion that politics might be Involved In the holdups. He said that repeatedly just as all problems seemed solved, new ones emerged. "I wish the FHA would move along on this," he said. To Nat Frank el, agency chairman who has lived with the Acorn Project since Its Inception, the lack of progress obviously Is frustrating. "For the last month and a half or two months, the issue has been sharply defined and recently.

"It seems to me that clearly drawn," Frankcl said the length of time should have been sufficient to resolve It." During the past five years and two months since the present Acorn budget was set up, the redevelopment agency has spent $13,928,599 on the I. JOHN ASMUS Another. Tuition Try at U.C Continued from Page 1 the August meeting, the resident tuition would not go into effect unUl the fall of 1968. a The Reagan administration suggested tuition of $250 $230 a a 11 at the university and 1150 to $160 at the 19 state colleges. Only the legislatures can im- Kse tuition at the colleges, wever.

An administration spokesman said current thining is that university tuition still would be about $250 a year. There is a possibility, he said, the regents could cut the cur rent annual $241 U.C. incidental fees slightly. Several veteran educators Explains car changts J' on tha air conditioning lyMem picking up air from beneath tha car floor-ihe hottest, dirtiest place to get the air. Now BART has changtd the design, requiring the wide post 1 1 a the "picture windows." Stokes Insist tht changes art "wgllglblt." The public has yet to make its ruling.

Under the new design, the air conditioning system will breatht through louvers placed along the "feature line." A "feature line" Is BART Jargon for the little grooved strip that runs along the car side beneath the windows. Asmus said the important thing to consider Is whether the BART car can compete with the private automobile. "There's no great technological advance in the aesthetic appearance of this vehicle or the fact we've using carpets on the floor, or that the seats are plush instead of being fiber glass benches. These construct the full tUe mock'Up. The car was unveiled in June, 1965.

and BARTs publicity department promptly heralded the coach as "pact-letting." BART asked Si Louis Car and SundbergFerar to come, up with a design that was structurally possible, Asmus said. "Now In I 1 our charge to St. Louis Car should have been: Not only -what Is structurally possible, but what Is structurally economical," Asmus said. "They (designer and car-builder) weren't asked (that) at that time and the project was In no bind for money during that period of time when everybody was looking at the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow," Asmus said, stressing he believes neither St. Loiiis Car nor Sundberg-Ferar can be held at fault One problem with the mock-up is that it was based things art known.

They're used In airplanes and buses," Asmus said. "So we haven't come up with an SST," Stokes "We have come up with tha first 1968-75 model transit sysr tern, again evolutionary not revolutionary, Incorporating, again, all of this technology wrapping it together in a product that could be marketed." Next: BART How really, new? jjr; The Nation WASHINGTON President Johnson faces some major decision at the White House following his first acknowledged vacation since he became Chief Executive. Page 3 WATERLOO, Iowa In spite of the city having torn down some slums, established neighborhood youth centers and hired Negro policemen, major violence broke out again with a wave of destruction. Page 5 STEEL The seven western states posted a 4 per cent gain in the consumption of steel mill products over 1965, using a record, 8,859,000 tons. Page 9 Puffy Leads Exodus From SPCA Cages "Puffy," the Maltese poodle puppy, looked so cuddly In the picture in The Tribune yesterday that every dog and cat in the SPCA kennels found a home, not just Pufy.

"There were swarms of people here all day," said Charles Marsh, director of the SPCA, "and they adopted ev: ery one of our puppies and kittens." Puffy was taken first, naturallyby the Lew H. Roschews-ki family of 4252 Achiano Court, Fremont, where the two children of the family are making him feel at home today. "We had none Marsh said, "but we're replenishing our supply. People bring in .30 to 40 'unwanted animals id i are helping the administration develop the plan and possible alternatives, which Reagan would submit to the regents, an aide said. They have, consulted university and college officials in California and elsewhere.

Reagan aides are consider- Jng a formula to determine a student's need, taking Into account his family's income and obligations and his own ability to help pay for tuition, room and board, books and fees. This would determine how much state aid he would need. The cost of screening all the grant-loan applicators could be offset, ynder one suggestion, by charging a fee of $15 or $17. t. project.

It received some $1.1 million back through land sales for a net project cost of $12,807,093. The bulk of the expenses was for acquiring property. Administrative expenses for staff totaled $1,386,747. and there was an additional in interest expenses. If and when ground "is broken for the Acorn Project, the first installment is to consist of 456 rental units.

Since 1962, when the federal government approved the Acorn Project, some 12,000 rental units have been built elsewhere in Oakland, according to city building department records. I ML Jl ic Bay Region BERKELEY Beer, music and dancing are the issues of the day for the city council. Page 40 LI VERMORE Action by the board of education raising the salaries of 42 administrators is under attack by the head of the Livermore Edu-' cators Association. Page 13 Freak Wave Flips Boat---Two Killed Main Office 273-2000 Circulation Classified Branches. See Page 24 t4t Features -jSr TELEVISION An ugly rumor that one star has reformed is quickly dispelled by a visit the set.

The star is as boisterous as ever. Page 16 "FASHION One venerable design house is showing a shaking departure from basic shapes, but hemlines are staying well above the knee. Page22 Continued from Page 1 helplessly for more than eight hours. Their small sailboat had capsized yesterday afternoon. 7 Following the earlier accident under the Golden Gate, Coast Guard searchers recovered the body of Walter it SportsSr: ALL-STARS The National League is a 13-10 choice to win" its fifth' straight All-Star victory.

Page 33 SWIMMING Eight world records fell as the greatest array of young U.S. swimmers ever to compete assembled in Santa Clarai Page 35 game. Chekedis was held for obsrvation. In Reno yesterday two tour-; 'ists rescued an elderly man from the Truckee River while several other people looked on without helping. Glenn Jones, 31, of San Jose and James Edward Reeves, also 31, of Chicago said they saw Garvie Wamble, 7 Reno, stumble and fall into "'the swiftly flowing river hear Wingfield Park.

t. The two men said they were some distance away from him, but that other persons closer to the scene of the accident made no move to help. Jones and Reeves ran the river, waded-in and Wamble out, revived him with a i i 1 a 1 respiration and called an ambulance. He was at Washoe County 1 Medical Center fpr a gash on the head. An explosion that be heard in the north shore Lake Tahoe casinos last night ripped apart a 32-foot cabin cruiser while its owner was eating dinner ashore.

No one was injured by the blast. The Coast Guard said the boat, owned by James McCourry of Incline Village, was tied to a bouy about 100 yards offshore in Crystal Bay when it exploded about 10:35 P-m. Cause of the blast was not immediately known. i. OAKLAND'S LOCALLY OWNED LOCALLY CONTROLLED DAILY Supreme en Continental Side of 'San Frincltco Bay established February 21, 1174 Member American Newspaper Publishers Association Charter Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Complete Associated Press Service United Press-International Service MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is duslvely to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed In this rwwt-epor as well as all AP news dlspstches.

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The other victim, hauling contractor Llsheji Johnson, 53, of 1627 Ward was listed by the Coast Guard as missing. a cement finisher, of 1511 Stuart said he saw the big wave coming and "cried out to warn his two, friends. Before he- could pull the boat around, he said, "the breaker struck the $9,000 Trojan Class cruiser and Hipped it over like a floating stick. "Then another big breaker came along and churned us over and over again," Wills said. Ken Hammond, 24; of San Francisco, who was fishing on nearby Fort Point, said the boat was shattered into splinters as it ground against the rocks.

The sailing mishap occurred about 3 P-m. near the Dumbarton Bridge, when the 14-foot boat "Turnip" was capsized by a large wave. Louis Bono, of 1099 El Ver-ano St, Belmont, and James Chakedis, of 355 43rd St', Richmond, clung to the overturned craft for several until another wave ashed them under the bridge. TheDumbafto Bridge tender heard their cries for help as they drifted under the span about 11:30 ci. He called the Coast Guard, and a helicopter a dispatched from San Francisco International Airport The two men were found PAY ONLY 00.33 MONTHLY A single phone call to "tht girl at Pacific Plan" can put your debt reit '0O, You can borrow from $1,000.00 to $5 000.00 or more.

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