1983_09 The Daily Collegian September 1983

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Keeping track of students' funds
should be a matter of losing Time
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In light of last semester's Associated
Students financing debacle, which left student
leaders wondering where $17,000 in unallocated
funds had disappeared to, it only seems
appropriate that AS senators be doubly cautious
about how student funds are spent.
Judging by Tuesday's AS Senate meeting, they
aren't.
When senators routinely passed S2.013 in
unallocated funds into the student government's
line item for dues and subscriptions, they were
told that S45 of that line item was going for a
one-year subscription to Time magazine.
Now, even if the AS did need its own
subscription to Time      and why should it? — a
one-year subscription can be had at student rates
for S23. That is about half of what was allocated.
When questioned by The Daily Collegian
about the necessity and amount of the
subscription, AS President Andrea Hedgley said
she would see if the magazine could'be had at a
cheaper rate. Both she and Administrative Vice
President Chris Snow said they weren't sure that
the subscription was at all necessary.
It isnt. The Henry Madden Library has a
variety of magazines to choose from if AS
senators or officers feel a pressing need to keep
up with current events.
Before they do that, however, they might re
up on a little history from last year's senate.
Keeping track of small amounts — like $45
- minimizes the chance of misplacing
another $17,000.
.Personals
Angel and "Chilly,"
Congratulations! On gettin
through your first two weeks as "PT'rs"
Best Wishes on your first big test o
Monday.
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BONJOU R again, mon petit legume!
didn't forget you — be prepared for
Ms of fun and frolique in the pcrsonellc
zee face — it reminds moi of thou-
ids of caterpillars spawning
Till nexte week.
Ta petue chouette
PS. Ice ci
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is great! Let's do it
ittle George loved his first trip to
the beach Oh. what a little moonlight
can do (NO vacancy)!
Love from your Rachel
PS. Was that book lO1
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Don't get too bogged down with all
that nursing stuff. Remember to keep
smiling, it's all worth it in th^ end. Why
don't you ever call? Too_bus>y. right?
Love lots.
Ronald
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Hey Hosehead!!!!
Have an AWESOME.20th Birthday
Tuesday
Your party'in buddy.
"Party Animal'
In memory of the usually 10 minutes
late Lisa Butchert(A.K A Neentha)who.
in her quest for higher education, will be
attending Humboldt State this year
We will miss her
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Hey Shakespeare.
There's too many T's ir
name. 1 would say don't worl
but then life would gel dull.
See ya si
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Sept. 9,1983 1
PCB-laden transformers moved
By JcBatfer Dobn.r
»d Job- Rich
Staff writer*
Thirteen transformers containing
poly-chlorinated biphenyls (PCB)
moved Thursday from a storage area in
the CSUF corporation yard to a spe¬
cially built building near the campus
PCB is a group of chemical com¬
pounds used in insulating and cooling
fluids iii various items of electrical equip¬
ment until the mid-1970s. Studies have
linked PCB to cancer and other health
hazards. Replacement with'a silicon-
based cooling fluid was begun in
1981-82.
New Director of Plant Operations
John Rapp said the transformers have
been kept in "reserve" in the corpora¬
tion yard.
However, the state has ordered that
all transformers be stored in safe build¬
ings, he said.
Rapp said a new Butler steel building
with a specially designed concrete floor-
ing was built near the intersection of
Barstow and Chestnut avenues in June.
A special floor sealanf was applied
only recently, however, making the
building complete and ready to use as a
transformer storage facility. .
"We just recently accepted the build¬
ing, so now we decided we'd better move
this stuff someplace where it's safer,"
Rapp said.
Three CSUF maintenance employees
loaded the transformers on a flatbed
truck to transport them to their new
location.
All three workers appeared agitated
about performing the job. They said
they would not discuss the move with
The Daily Collegian, fearing "possible
repercussions," according to one.
However, Rapp said he had assured
all three the job was safe.
"The transformers are sealed. There's
no spillage," he said. "1 have peace of
mind. I'd go out there and eat my lunch,
they're (the transformers) perfectly safe.
And 1 told the workers that, they knew
they.are welcome to come in and feel
free to talk."
•See PCB, P«s< 5    An apparently leaking transformer is among those stored in the building.
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