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Wednesday
July 22, 1987
Vol. 97, No. 152
(USPS 650-640)
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Published by the students of the University of Kansas since 1889
Repair schedule
U.S. ships guard fir Kuwaiti oil cargo
FUJAIRAH, United At rates (AP) — U.S. warlready yesterday to escort two Kuwaiti ships flying through the perilous Perswhere Iran threatens to att
Khor Fakkan is 90 mile the Strait of Hormuz, the gateway to the gulf between Oman.
Two Kuwaiti tankers nered as U.S. vessels flew flag off Khor Fakkan, an Airport in Fujairah, one of sheikdoms that make up t Arab Emirates.
Defense Department on Washington said the two to their naval escort would surrender the aircraft in three-day trip to Kuwait,
The tankers, the Bridget Gas Prince, are the fi Kuwaiti tankers to be They are part of a 15-v task force deployed in the g protection reflagged tankers mile voyage to Kuwait's oil terminal.
On Monday, the U.N. Council passed a resolution lace-up fire which ported but Iran ignored it
Iran said its Revolution marines seized three Ku boats' in the northern ence yesterday and captured The Tehran radio report details.
Kuwait also has chart tankers each from the Sd and Britain.
France, which severely with Iran last Friday in a dispute, said its warships two French tankers scenter the gulf later this w
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Campus telephones will be out of service Friday night
Campus telephones will be out or service Friday from 5:30 p.m. until midnight, the KU director of telecommunications said this week.
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The telephones will be turned off so that the campus telephone system can be switched over to a new system, Dewey Allaire said.
He said that during this time the telephone dialing system on campus also would be changed.
With the new system, to call an off-campus number, dial '8' instead of 7.
Also, to dial the emergency '911' number, it will no longer be necessary to dial the prefix of '9' to get off campus. The emergency police, fire and ambulance emergency number can be reached by just dialing '911'.
calls. also dial '8.'
Alaina said telecommunications workers would be going through campus buildings and offices this week to make sure the phones are working.
Alaire said people should call 864-4039 to report problems with their campus telephones.
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Kyle Calvano, 9. and Scott Breithaupt, 10. pass the time while waiting to sign up as extras for the movie Kansas.
Darcy Chang/KANSAN