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Thursday, February 28, 1980
University Daily Kansan
Fire hazards found in housing
3y JEFF KIOUS Staff Reporter
State fire inspectors said yesterday that major violations of the state fire prevention code had been found in Templin and Carrboro, Pearson and Sellarship school halls.
Fred Hoblin, one of four inspectors from the state fire marshal's office, said that citing walls throughout Temple Hall were replaced with retardant shields should be replaced with fire retardant tapes.
"The flammable ceiling tiles are a major violation because a fire could spread quickly throughout the building," he said.
Hoblin also said that a locked exit door from the library in Templin Hall to the outside was a major violation.
"The exit must be left unlocked during occupancy," he said. "If the door must be locked, then a panic bar must be attached to the inside of the door."
INSPECTOR KEN REMFY found major violations in Southeart, Pearson and Sellars scholarship halls. The violations also concerned ceiling tiles.
The flamable ceiling tiles were found in the Sellara's Hall dining room and atic, Southeast Hall dining room and the Pearl Hall hounge and recreation room, he said.
These ceiling tiles would emit toxic smoke and fumes if they burned, Remfry said.
All four inspectors found minor violations in buildings they inspected yesterday.
Hobin said he found electrical wall sockets without plates in Templin Hall
Remryf that an exterior window in Douthart Hall should be made of glass reinforced with wire mesh instead of conventional glass.
"All windows that are adjacent to an
exterior fire escape must be made of wire mesh," he said. "The wire mesh would fire from breaking through the window and entering off the exit path dawn the fire escape."
REMFY ALSO SAID that Douthart Hall had fire警訊ers needed to be checked for pressure and that the exit second and third floors were blocked by chained.
Inspector Fred Dice found minor violations in Gertrude Sellards Pearson and Joseph R. Pearson hall.
Dice said that the boiler room in JRP needed to be cleaned and that there was a defective electrical cord on a mixer in the kitchen. He said that GSP needed an electric exit sign in the dining room, and that condiment containers should be removed from a fan room.
Both halls, he said, needed self-closing devices on their laundry room doors.
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He said that with budget hearings this would be the busiest month for Senate, he and that Matt Davis, student body vice president, will step in for stepping up the pace of the meetings.
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WHILE THE SENATORS wearched, a row of graduate students wearing black plastic nose glasses with heavy whiskers stared intently back at Gomez.
Gomez said that senators should keep the Senate in perspective and maintain a sense of humor.
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Margaret Berlin, former student body president, said in her address that despite
Gomez said at the time he didn't want to part with his gavel, although others said later that he lost it.
"Things are going to move a little more quickly this year, we want to keep everyone's interest and involvement high," Schnacke said.
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"I thought of opening up for questions, because this is my last chance for controversy," Gomez said. "I'm going out of office so I don't care what I say."
Greg Snacke, student body president,
said the Senate pace should pick up this year.
One beneficiary of the prize was a visitor with an "mending concern that we maintain quorum," Berlin said. Gonze won the prize by having it taken, which was for attempts to avoid quorum calls.
"If anything, you could say it has been an eventary year," Gomez said. "I always brought my two-inch Paddington bear to visit us in times of crisis I would consult him."
BERLIN AWARDED a number of Senate "Noble Prize" prizes, to senators who had distinguished themselves in one way or another during the year.
"We are going to make the meetings as painless as possible," Schackne said. "But it is going to take up some time. . . Those nights all in a row are a big problem."
"I didn't accept it when I can for office, and believe it or not, I still don't believe it." Berlinism. "Sentee is vital, it is important, anyone talk you into thinking otherwise."
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"Try to be knowledgeable and not get into uselsis conflicts," Davis said.
SCHNACKA SAID he and Davis were in favor of scheduling the budget hearings for fall Senate sessions in the future. This year's budget hearings begin March 17.
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"I walked into my office, propped up my feet on my brand-new desk, and was disappointed to find out I was a failure and this year was a flop," Davis said.
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