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Part of News Release (April 6, 1974) TESC students launch a fund-raising drive for tornado victims in the Midwest
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The Evergreen State College
Olympia. Washington
98505
for more information
Judy Annis, 866-6128
for immediate release
April 6, 1974
A two-week fund raising drive has been launched by students at The Eye~green
State College to rush-immediate financial aid to victums of the catastrophic tornadoes
which swept the Middle West earlier this week.
Among the areas hardest hit by the tornadoes was Greene County, Ohio, home of
Wilberforce and Central State Universities. - Both
institutions were virtually obliter~
ated and more than half the nearby town of Xenia --- about the sfze of Olympia_-~was destroyed by the tornadoes, which took more than 300 lives- and caused
millions of dollars property damage.
No immediate relief is available for students at the two institutions.
Ever-
greeners are collecting cash immediately to send directly to the Ohio collegians.
All Puget Sound
residents, as well as Evergreen students, faculty and staff, are
asked to submit taX deductible cash, check or money orders to:
TORNADO RELIEF
FUND, Evergreen Branch, South Sound National Bank, The Evergreen State College,
Olympia, Washington 98505.
For more information on the Ohio relief drive, call the Evergreen Information
Center, 866-6300.
-30Dick
Nichols. Director
Infdr mation
Services