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MEETINGS
The Native American Stu
dent Union meets today at 4
p.m. in the NASU office.
The Constitution Court will
hold a hearing today concern
ing whether an injunction freez
ing OSP1RG funding will be ex
tended. The meeting will be
held at 3:15 p.m. in Room 151
EMU.
Representative* from the Na
tional Phi Beta Fraternity for
the Creative and Performing
Arts will be available to meet
with undergraduate and
graduate students interested in
professional affiliation from 7 to
8:30 p.m. Nov. 5 in the EMU
Forum Room.
LECTURES
“Rnasiaa Genocide la
Afghanistan.'* a lecture by Dr.
Mohammed Said, will be given
today at 3:30 p.m. in the EMU
Forum Room.
MISCELLANEOUS
Journalism Pear Adviser* are
accepting applications in Room
221A Allen Hall. Deadline is
Thursday at 4 p.m.
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Leslie Hail will be installed
as campus minister at the
Wesley Foundation, 1236 Kin
caid St., at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
Refreshments will follow.
|ohn Witte will give a free
poetry reading at 8 p.m. Nov. 7
in Room 338 Gilbert Hall.
Trojan
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that even with the modifica
tions that were made, the con
tinuous ring of rebar that was
called for around the structure
was not possible. Rebar is rein
forcement steel around which
concrete is poured.
“Whether you poured the
wall in place...or built the
concrete blocks as forms... you
still would have the same pro
blems because your steel col
umns and beams would cut you
off. You can’t run the rebar
through,” Karpa said.
In a letter to PGE marked
"Privileged and Confidential."
attorneys representing the
power company said. "A
review of the sections of the
(Uniform Building Code) for
reinforced hollow unit masonry
(the type Ali chose) immediate
ly demonstrates that this type of
construction was not intended
for use whan such high earth
quake stresses are en
countered."
The letter also says for the
figures calculated'at Trojan for
stress, "the walls constructed at
Trojan did not comply with the
Uniform Building Code for
masonry."
Eagon pointed out that Trojan
has resident inspectors from
both the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission and the Oregon
Department of Energy. He said
these inspectors have access to
every aspect of the nuclear
power plant and have the power
to shut down the !»*•"♦ if they
feel an unsafe situat .. uxists.
T reats
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munity Center also is sponsor
ing a haunted house and
Haunted Hallow-Eve carnival.
For those who are too old to
trick-or-treat and who would
like to do something a little
more unusual for Halloween,
the Springfield PLO is going to
be busy again this year. The
PLO (Pumpkin Liberation
Organization) is spending its
sixth Halloween working to
fight child abuse
The PLO leader. "Yeswere
Veryfat," announced that his
organization is sponsoring
“Pumpkins Across Spr
ingfield.'* a line-up of about 400
pumpkins stretching from the
“colossal white monstrosity
that guards the gateway to Spr
ingfield" to the Springfield City
Hall
People are invited to sponsor
a pumpkin, and all proceeds
will go to SCAR, a child abuse
prevention organization. The
PLO has also recorded a song to
help promote the event. "We
Are The Pumpkins" was
recorded by PLO members in
August and is currently on sale
at various record stores in the
area.
The event will take place at 4
p.m. today in front of Spr
ingfield City Hall.