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* Stud By TIM GOCHNAUR staff wwnra Williams-Brice Stadium expansion could begin October 1 according to John Moore, associate director r and business manager of athletics. Moore said bids are now being accepted for constructon of an upper deck of the eastern stands. The university will announce the selected company on September 10. uernara uaetwyler, system vice president of business and finance said, . "The budget is $11.3 million. v The biggest part of it, about $10 million, will come from the bond sale. The balance of it will come from reserve funds." Roth Mnnro nnri Hnofu/vlnr agreed the present market for municipal bonds is not good. The bonds would be difficult to sell now because of high interest rates. The 5-Year in uuT CLATSKANIE, Ore. (AP)? A 5-year-old girl kidnapped last week apparently survived alone in the outdoors for four days with only wild blackberries to eat, police said. Mary Miller, barefoot and p wearing only her underwear, was iouna Monday mgnt in a wild blackberry patch less than a mile from her home. Two patrolmen in a canoe searching for her body in Conyers Creek found her. She was taken to St. John's Hospital in Longview, Wash., where she was treated for mental and ^ physical exhaustion and * released. "Do you know how many little cirls survive outside yjpi ium Ex( market will have to stabilize, as economists predict it will in the last quarter this year, before the sale can be made. When construction is completed, the east and west stands will look similar. according to Moore. "The deck is going to come out a little bit farther, and there will be a club level in there. To fill in the space between the club level and the existing stands, there will be 4 or 5 rows built onto the existing part. If you want to look from the outside, I don't think anybody would be able to tell the difference." Moore said, "The new ouuuuic win suaiiu oil ius own foundation. The upper deck on ther west side is its own structure ? it's not being supported by the lower deck. "The capacity estimate right now is 72,400. It will -Old Girl! doors For that long?" Ciatskanie Police Chief David Nelson oclra/4 r% m" aoavu. 11 fj o mil av,iu. Nelson said, "Apparently, from what little we've been able to find out from her, all she had to eat was blackberries." I Todd ar I S.C.'S LARCES S.C.'s largest athl< DON'T MIS Dutch 6 Square Hu EBflKISIffiH Mansion add roughly 17,000 seats," he added, Moore guessed the suuciure win mane aoout 5000 more tickets available to students. Should construction continue through October as scheduled, fans will lose parking spaces in the immediate area, and one or more entry gates might be closed, according to Moore. A North Carolina company, of which noted architect Wilbur Smith is a member, worked on the west side of the stadium and mav put forth a bid. Another company that worked on the stadium expansion at Auburn may bid. Dr. Moore said these companies, as well as others, are welcome to put forth bids. "We're going to try to be in it by September 4, 1982, the opener against Pacific," Moore said. Survives 4 Days The girl was found about three-quarters of a mile from the mobile home where she lived in Clatskanie with her mother, Sheryl Miller, and 4-year-old brother. id Moore T Sports Store I 5tic shoe <;alp p\/pri S THIS ONE! I 20 Columbia I ! ger Mall j j BftwElflM |f |ij 8hHH . IBB 18 To Begin In Oc L- Lsi~ - ..., amHM Construction will begin in October to expand the Ea Stadium, adding 17,000 to the stadium's seating capacit) ISHANDON, EASY COIN LAUNDRY i 3215 Devine and Millwood 8 Drop-Off or Self-Serve Laundry and Dry 1 Cleaning \ wash and Fold 40<J lb. H Self-Serve Dry Cleaning 10 no. for $4.50 j] Maytag Washers and 35 no. 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