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Peter DeFazio
ed States could balance its
budget, improve its economy
and prevent war. Olum said
He added that even if nuclear
weapons were abolished by
treaty, they would be reintro
duced in the event of war
"Any war would become a
nuclear war." Olum said.
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Inhnson. a visiting Universi
ty professor of s(« iolog\. (.ailed
the NATO fortes a “legacy left
there |Western Europe) since
World War II " He said it is
time for the United Stales to
( hange its outdated NATO
policy
"The situation has been sta
ble in Europe." Johnson said
"It's a vastly different situa
tion
If the Western European
countries feel that further pro
tection is needed, they should
provide it themselves. DeEazio
said. "They're getting a free
ride." he said.
Sen Mark Hatfield, respond
ing to ,i request to support
NATO force reduction, pro
pared a written statement that
was read by Olum at the press
( oilfereiK e
"We i annot afford morally
or financially to allow those
opportunities to slip through
our fingers simply because we
are unable or unwilling to look
beyond the worn and tired as
sumptions of the past." Hat
field's statement read
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I hi' basement but caused no
injuries
Lights went out. elevators
stopped, computers crashed
and Ol'S personnel rat ed to
various campus buildings,
shutting off fire alarms that
were tripped in the initial
power surge
I’ower was still out in S< i
eme II Monday evening,
prompting students and stall
in the building to pai W perish
aide experiments in dry M e
KIih trit ians wort1 working
Monday night tu restore pmv
er to ex|>erimerit refrigeiators
.imi other vital amis,
Vandermyn Mild
Firefighters from the Ku
gene Police Department were
tailed to put out thi' blaze No
i arise for the explosion has
yet been found
"Hash ally it just heated up
until it exploded.'’ Ol’S olfi
ret loan Saylor said "We
don’t know how it happened,
to the Ih*st of m\ knowledge
All nr know ts .i transformer
blow up
Restoring full power to Ihi'
building will not bo possible
until purls are brought in.
vvbi< h might not happen "un
til late into next week." Sa\
lor s.ud
"It s lust ,i matter now of
i leaning up and getting ev
erything repaired. " she said
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fiio anothor motion in the Mar
ion County ( iriuit Court or
make an appeal to tho Oregon
State Supreme Court, but that
any appeal would taka' some
time to prepare
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