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CLASS OF 1989
CLASS OF 1990

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NEWSWORTHY EVENTS
FROM 1988-1989

Russian and American rescuers cut through ice in Alaska to save two California Gray The 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, Korea opened with a
whales trapped for more than three weeks. dramatic and dazzling ceremony. A colorful, three-hour spec-
tacle mixing ancient Korean rituals with space-age technology

Throughout the midwest, farmers watched helplessly as their crops went dry Forest fires spread throughout the western part
in the worst drought in many years. of the country destroying millions of acres of
national parkland.
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After serving eight years in the Reagan administration former Vice-President George Bush is sworn in as

the 41 st President of the United States. ·

Democrats picked Michael Dukakis and Lloyd
Bentsen .as their next Presidential and Vice-
Presidential candidates

The shuttle Discovery blasted into orbit in Sep- A stormy marriage and divorce for actress Robin , The Dodgers won their 6th World Series title
Givens and heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson. over the Oakland A's.
tember; the first space flight since the Challeng-
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FROM 1989-1990

The Supreme Court limited the power of states to outlaw the
desecration or destruction of the American flag.

Voyager capped its historic 4.43 billion mile, 12 year tour of 4 planets when it skimmed
3,048 miles over Neptune's north pole in August 1989

The second deadliest earthquake in the nation's history rocked Northern California in Leaders of the 7 most powerful western nations gathered in fron
of the Louve Pyramid for the opening session of the Econo
October 1989. It registered 6.9 on the Richter Scale. summit in Paris to discuss the problems of terrorism, narcoti
the environment and East-West relations.
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Lucille Ball
1911-1989

On November 9, 1989, East Germany lifted restrictions on emigration and travel to the West. Within hours
thousands of Germans celebrated on and around the Berlin Wall which has divided East and West Germany since
1961 .

Ayatollah Khomeini
1902-1989

A 53-foot replica of the Statue of Liberty which had become a symbol of the movement for Ferdinand E. Marcos
democratic reform, has been crushed by tanks and taken away. On June 3, troops opened fire 1917-1989
on the protesters, smashing through barricades with tanks t:>_ r~ach Tiananmen Square.

OCPM

BUILDS NEW

FOOT . CLINIC

In 1986 OCPM employed a marketing firm
to complete a marketing and feasibility
study. The results of this study determined
that remodeling the existing facility would
not provide the estimated 28,000 square
feet of space needed for a departmentalized
system. The study recommended that a new
clinic, built to the college's specifications
was needed.

The new clinic, completed in August 1990,
consists of about 28,000 square feet divid-
ed into four major patient care modules.
Each module has a conference room and ten
to twelve patient treatment rooms. Adminis-
trative staff areas, billing, medical records,
and a pharmacy will be located on the first
floor. The first floor will also house the Sur-
gery and Podiatric Medicine modules. The
second floor of the clinic will contain the
Orthopedics and General Medicine mod-
. ules. According to Dr. Melillo, the Orthope-
dics module will be showcased by a comput-
erized gait analysis lab and Electrodyno-
gram.

The clinic also has a 4,000 square foot
shell located at the rear of the main building.
Acc.ording to Dr. Melillo, this area, referred
to as "phase two" will eventually contain
surgical suites for the Surgery Department.
Operating rooms located in the existing fa-
cility will continue to be utilized for the pre-
sent time.

The college is currently in negotiation with
various corporations to provide equipment
and furnishings for the new clinic. Dr. Melillo
stated that an Electgrodynogram and gait
analysis equipment have been graciously
donated by the Langer Corporation and an
automatic X-ray film processor has been
donated by Kodak.

Dr. Melillo stated that this is the first time
in OCPM's history in which a clinical facility
has been designed and constructed to the
college's specifications. "It is not just a
building; it represents OCPM's quality of
service and deep commitment to educa-
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