Katina says you can hardly sleep at night for the helicopters coming and going with personnel and supplies for Charleston residents. Some of you know Katina's very old VW beetle. A car had hit it, and it was being repaired. The garage had called Katina just before I spoke to her, saying the car is fixed and ready to be picked up. She hopes it still has its full tank of gas.
Gasoline is at a premium right now, as the news reports have said.
At the College of Charleston, classes will resume Monday, with stu dents returning Sunday night. New construction suffered the greatest losses, especially roofing, but the older buildings came through just fine. It still has no elec tricity. At the library only the main telephone number is working so far. We would appreciate credit if you quote from the newsletter.