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From: gnu@toad.com (John Gilmore)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.telecom
Subject: AT&T Building in Oakland Damaged - 'cpsc6a' Dead
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Date: 23 Oct 89 00:23:40 GMT
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gaf@uucs1.uucp wrote:
> I'd heard that AT&T was on the 10th floor of some building in Oakland,
> so I don't know how apocryphal this is.  Haven't heard of any
> buildings that tall sustaining that kind of damage.

     Date: Sat, 21 Oct 89 20:00:47 pdt
     From: rtech!rtech!rog (Roger Taranto)
     Subject: cpsc6a

	According to one of our employees, whose husband works at AT&T
in Oakland, cpsc6a won't be back for awhile.  It seems that the AT&T
building is structurally okay, but the insides have been condemned.
Everything inside will have to be gutted and rebuilt.  This includes
the machine, cpsc6a.  I know you two talk to cpsc6a; please forward
this information to anyone else you know of who talks to cpsc6a.

	It's interesting that it is one of the newer buildings in
downtown Oakland.

-Roger