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Phone Problems Arena Basketball Seating Loverboy Rocks Arena Mocs
An Independent Student Newspaper Serving the University Community Since 1906 llraiersity Edio ?3 /olume.Tff/Issue 3 The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga September 16, 1983 Billy Weeks/The Echo Inside this week: Phone problems Arena basketball seating Loverboy rocks arena Mocs fall to ASU Echo News 1 The Echo/September 16, 1983 Operational by Monday Storms delay installment of new system By Laurin DeRamus Echo News Writer In response to South Central Bell's announcement complete account number is not dialed within that that student long distance calling services would be It (the storm) virtually time, the student's effort will result in the call being disconnected on Aug. 30, the university is installing its wiped us out. How the immediately cut off. When an entire number has been own long distance system. Joe Johnson, completed there will normally be no problems in superintendant of maintenance, said the system was system stayed on line I reaching the intended party. However, if a student originally scheduled for operation by Sept.l; however hears music, it signifies one of three things: 1) all the a damaging storm on Aug. 23 put the transition behind don't know." lines are busy; 2) their account number isn't in the schedule. —Joe Johnson computer yet; or 3) the student has dialed incorrectly. Johnson said the storm knocked out the whole If one of these events occurs, the student is system—phones, power and computers. "It virtually Superintendent of encouraged to try the number again. wiped us out." The storm, he explained, downed the A new factor has been added to the long-distance computer for the phones and wiped out the programs.
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