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Date: Wed, 26 Apr 95 13:37:53 EST
From: crimbite@MIT.EDU (Cheryl deJong Vossmer)
To: 5help@MIT.EDU
Subject:  broken institute phone's, was Re: Letter Bomb
Cc: rdshydur@MIT.EDU

Attached is a memo that was sent to me (Cheryl deJong Vossmer) of the 
Campus Police.  I hope that someone from telecom will be able to correct 
this problem soon.  As the Crime Prevention Officer, we suggest to 
people to become familiar with the location of lobby and emergency 
telephones in case of an emergency, they won't be at a loss.  Now to 
find out that some of these lobby telephones are in-operable, is a huge 
concern for the safety of the MIT Community.  Thanks for your attention 
to this matter.
Cheryl
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From: rdshydur@MIT.EDU
To: crimbite@MIT.EDU (Cheryl deJong Vossmer)
Cc: rdshydur@MIT.EDU
Subject: broken institute phone's, was Re: Letter Bomb Announcement 
In-Reply-To: Your message of "Wed, 26 Apr 1995 10:53:04 EST."
Date: Wed, 26 Apr 1995 11:23:26 EDT


good morning cheryl -

thanks for your important message.

i have one growing concern about finding more-and-more broken
_institute lobby_ phones in various well-travelled locations.

for _months_ the phone on the ground floor level of
the media lab, e15, aka: the weisner building, at 20 ames street,
has been non-operative.

for _weeks_ the phone at the intersection of buildings 5 & 1,
on the first floor, by the mass. ave. wheel chair lift, has
been non-operative.

and the other day i noted that the phone under the stair well
where buildings 8 and 16 meet, is also non-operative.

some time ago i mentioned the e15 phone to telecomm, and
i'm sure that as commencement season nears they'll all be fixed,
BUT, in light of precautions we should all be taking and
in case of heaven-forbid, any worse-possible-case situation
arising that would be faster reported if those telephone
instruments were functioning, i'd like to pass this request
onward through you personally because i think you can probably
get the work done instantly.

in case there is a legitimate too-high work load for
telecomm to be able to effect these repairs quickly, i'd like
to volunteer some extra hours-per-week to help telecomm
with replacing those instruments and getting them working
again, a.s.a.p.

maybe i'll send mitch wolfe a note to that effect.

hastily, but sincerely,

        - r
          richard shyduroff
          e15-443, x3-2000, h: 864-4039
.

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