44 Local , NECA Form Work Recovery Committee L U. 6 6\1 li& ~ml. SPRINGFIELD, OHlo-Olle to the lack <strong>of</strong> fall wo,k 10 our ,urisdlcllon, a specIal meeting wII be capable <strong>of</strong> ddlvenng 1,205,000 KW <strong>of</strong> powel' ASIde f,om bemg Ihe 1~lIeSl Slructures on Ihe project at 514 feel , the I .... m coohng lOwerS may also be the m05' mIsunderstood The to .... els arc natural draft, counle.·Oo,,", Iypes deSIgned to 00 .... 555,000 pllons <strong>01</strong> Water per mmule The IOtal beat .ejecuon capable is an astoundIng 8.l5 x Icrt BTU/ HR. The d,ameler <strong>of</strong> Ihe mlln supply hne 10 the towel IS 12 ieel and Ihere arc 10 mOlor·operaled gate '·al¥cs whIch dlJectlhe wllCr Ihrough 30,000 feet <strong>of</strong> 6·mcb and 8·mch·dtametcr asbeSIOS cement pIpe. There ue 8,042 one·,nch·d,ameler spray noz· zles along the pIpe whIch fllte l the waler down through 702,000 thrce·sllneenlhs-mch·threk as· beStOS cement sheets mto the holdmg basin, and the cooled .... aler tS then pumped 1<strong>01</strong>0 the planl. The holdmg capacity <strong>of</strong> the basm is 1,550,000 ganons Some ph~slcal d,menSIOns <strong>01</strong> the tOWe l melude a dlamele. <strong>of</strong> 395 leet at the base, 230 feCI at the thlO", and 256 feet al the top. The thickncss <strong>of</strong> Ihe conC rete veil IS 30 mchn at the base, 8 inches at the threat, and 34 mches al the tOp. Atoui <strong>01</strong> 16,000 cubIC yards <strong>of</strong> conc.ele and 12,000 tons <strong>of</strong> lemlolcmg Sled is used. Eleclllcally, the re IS plenty <strong>01</strong> work to do by local 673 wiremen on the tO wer. The.e IS an Cooling Tower 671, Paincu·il!e, Ohio, put the ;:; ;h':':;~':; on J strobe ligh l support 514 It. up on Towe. 2. I A vic .... <strong>of</strong> pan <strong>01</strong> th .. cleCllical ;O$talbtion and the Inr·do .... n gantry eoane alop Tower 2. extenSIve hghlll1ng prOleCllon system, 12 red aVlalion beacon lighls. and flve sliohe hghts on the lowe •. The lighming prolection gild syslcm S13ru on the ground wtlh 1.200 feet <strong>01</strong> 500 MCM w,IC cncllc1ing the lO .... e •• Twelve 4/0 do .... n cables lie Into Ihls and run IntO a 410 encl1citng cable at the lOp. There are 41 hghmmg rods also fas tened \0 tbe mending cable on top. A mld·cable halfwa)· up the tOwe r tiCS into the 12 do .... n cables. T he Ih.ee laddels and the handrail on top ate incoI· porated 1<strong>01</strong>0 Ih,S syst~m . Furthermore, there lie ave. 10,000 lect uf vallUus SIze condUIts contatnmg over 15 mIles ol ...."c. My cxpeTlence on the towel has hecn mlerest'"g and unusual, and, perhaps, a once·m·lI·hiel1me occurrence S
ubClunng 11'1., fh:lur." From order 10 delivery <strong>of</strong> cunom·deslp'ed llOre fblura lI.ka 60 10 9Od..aY" The reingerlud utld b," you s« al Wendy'. were manufaclult~d II Columbus Showcase: and '- wlled by IB EW mcmben Columbus Showcase: ,. cunnanlly devcloplOp; new ploducl5. Thrll pal' .' rnled Id"gelllw dell ·cue has all lhc IIghung and rdriger'lIon lOu.tltd by Local 6SJ membcl~ Columhu. Showcasc has palcnl~d W.1l Sell"~,. verucile way to cover Ihe walls <strong>of</strong> a renovated SIOrr They life aho nu"uflcIUlln~ II modular bcd· dressel'nudy un II, 1<strong>01</strong> tollege dormllol1t.!1 and umed scrvl cc, barracks Thc Comp.ny mlnagcmcllI '"lends to conllnue feKarch and dcvclopmCnl <strong>of</strong> new fhlluru 10 kccp up With chng,"' IIcnds Remembcl, th., nUt IImc you IIC 100kln«11 Ih.t . ddlCIOUS PIC" the b.kery, II IS plobahly displayed U1 a UK bUilt by Columbus Showcase Company and Wiled by 18EW memben Tu.kY NICOO[MUS, P S • Celebration to Be Held for Retirees . L. U. 69'2 (i8up'), BAY CITY, MICIl .-A celebili' tion 15 planned fOI Sawlday, Fcbruuy II, <strong>1984</strong>, at lack Renlle'. Rcpl !tOUK, 515 Lafayclte Street, Bay Clly, Michigan, m honol <strong>of</strong> our .ccently .eured 8r<strong>01</strong>hen Cocktail, a.r II 5 00 p m and d.nne. .... 11 be ",ved II 6 JO p m __ The most rcccnt letuen Include 11m Pallel!oOn and Lury POllet • ArploJumlicly 75 local Brothers lire on the book In Novembe, Most <strong>of</strong> the unemploymenl IS due to the .ccent Midland NUe!clll Power lay<strong>of</strong>fs O"V,') A C ... "'I>Y, PS Annual Old-Timers " Night Held LU. 697 (II, GARY AND II AMMOND, IND.-On (ktober 11, 1983 Local 697 had ~nothe. Annual . Old limen Nlghl honollng 2J mcmbers who have ,emed In the put yeal, 41 members who h,ve achLeved 25 YUII 10 the <strong>IBEW</strong>, seven membeu ","h 45 yea" .n the ORIOn, onc member wHh 60 YCIfS, and <strong>01</strong>,11 ,pee.. l gUUt who hIS 70 yell5 In Ihe <strong>IBEW</strong> and all those year, m thIS local unIon fred Kellman, S. , pau rru.delll Local 691, Will .... prcsentcd wllh a Ipecl.1 10· yea. pm and wllh a celllAclle from Ihe Inlcrnauonal Of Ace wh.ch"'l5 ... senlto him by <strong>International</strong> Presldenl Pillard ~nd <strong>International</strong> SecretalY Leigon All <strong>01</strong> us put 10· gethcrunnolth~nk you enough, Fled, but wc wil l try Thanb wllh all ou, hu, lS from Ihe enllle . Brothe rhood 810thCI H C. Lew"" who " ,clllcd 10 anothc, are •• nd could nOi be Ihe,e In penon, was awarded 1:, 6O·yell pm and. celllflclle /rom the Inlema· tlon,1 OiRce, whIch ...,11 be .... nl 10 him Thank you tOO, H,ny, from all <strong>of</strong> u¥ Those .... a'ded a5 ·yur 1'1<strong>01</strong> wcre Wllh.m McBnde, EVln C_ flndrcl, L A t>kcklcnbur&, I,mu Rustd!, lohn R Har;ber&, E C. Yugel, .nd _ Low,encc DUll The 25·YCl'lwllds were plrJentcd tu Tom W Amble!, lack B Ball, 1<strong>01</strong>::1 It Bolkovatz, lo.eph 5 · B"nn, Edward C. lIf1csachc., Richard A Brown, Leonard A BI.o~kLewicz, Rlch.rd I. Bublk, Ceolg~ ,.~ E. Cadd, II ., Cerald Chrl5lOff, Ilonald C DaOld, Paln ck T Doyle, ErnUl 0 Ellis, Wa rren C Eng· strom, lerry 0 Fleencl, Thomas Hathoot, Clyde O. Hewlett, Kenncth tloylc, Bobby G I.ml.!.on, Donald lohnson, Howard W lohnson, Elnnl l lonu, Celiid M Lindner, He,bert I MaUl, I' , lack .,;i). McClure, loUIS It. Muckw.y, Wilham I Myc,., II , hln I Nah.II, II ,()c:lmer L Ncwcom, Huben _ W Norna, lohn P Schrum, Robcrt Schumann, Charles 0 5hmncman, Ch.rles W Thlrp, Donald Tronll, Dommlc VICI .., II ., Byron 0 Walsllll, W,Il"m D. Wi nds, lamcs E. W,erm.n, Thomas H. Wull, and Kenneth 0 Z,ClC Thc men who h.d ICll red withm Ihe PU t yca. we re etch p,e,ented wllh a gift from Ihe local """'1I110n and . n <strong>IBEW</strong> pm for Ihcil lapell. Thesc lortunate Idluw ••• e Donald C.llcnd. r, Arthur Q Cialk, Larry DaVIS, CeCil E oIX(ln, RU5!iC1l Eastl«, Ceo r~ Fossey, Flink M Gall(lw,y, II , lUlhcr C IODCJ, Lawrencc It Kukley, lohn Knap", la mcs 0 Knoth, Cunl' La"',ence, I.mn A MUI' IIY, 1_ A NIChols, Wallace Monon Kelmcr, 1"55e 5helcr, S W Underwood, Ce'c:!1 Wcbb, Ir , Waltci Wcflenslette, CartCI Geobk Campbell, C. T Cum· mings Iwho ~I ... , ,eeeived 35- and "Oye~1 plnsl, J 5. Lucas and William L Schlubach The work rlCIU.C IS bad ~nd is ~xpcc,~d 10 gCI even worse bdor~ next 'r"nK To Ihose locals wh" a'e hclpln~ ou, men on the wad, many Ihanh Many Men on Road Many on Book L U. 700 (i,o&spa), FT. SM.ITII , ARK. -At ,1'115 WfHtn&, the work II nuclu, I 'n Ru.uellvllle IS 51111 hold,,,! up lor. few <strong>01</strong> the Bf(lthers. Ilopelully, 1\ wiJ] la51 lor I while long~., and let ,ume membe,s play "catch·up" on ,ome <strong>of</strong> thell bIll, 'nd olhcI commilments. We slIlI h~vc IIuny men on the .oad, and many on Ihe book At the Novemher mc.,,,nJl the r ape's came Ihf(lugh lor Ih~ retl.emenl <strong>of</strong> lI'OIhe, Al Hall B, olhel Hall has lUle been. c.edit 10 Ih,S loc.1 .nd 10.11 <strong>of</strong> O1gllOlZed I.bol He hId hUll surg.,ry nOI too lon, a,o, and he seeml 10 be doln, okay At luSl "'e hope so B,other AI, all <strong>of</strong> us WISh you • lung .nd harpy le"'emenl B'<strong>01</strong>he, lory Mc AllUier has bc.:n LD the hosp.ul We hope fOI • speedy .ecovcry, and any Bf(lthclS LD the Rusr.c:U· Ville lIlU might pvc BIOther McAlImer II '· ho ... dy'" UnIon m«l1ng ."endancc lure IS nOI very good I know .10t <strong>of</strong> members Ire oul ul town, huwevcr, • lut <strong>01</strong> mcmbcu lie around the a.ra who are IUS! not commA (lU I. It would probahly bc 10 you. beSI ;mcrest to come sec whit is 1(<strong>01</strong>118 on Buy unwn ' Buy Amelltan! lIuy COI'E ROI)I
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