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Calendar mistaken for bomb

By David J. Cieslak
Arizona Daily Wildcat
January 15, 1999
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UAPD called the bomb squad to campus yesterday morning after a professor received an unusual package in the mail that turned out to be a late Christmas gift.

"It was a suspicious package and it turned out to be a calendar," said University Police Cmdr. Brian Seastone.

The package, which had no return address but came from overseas, was delivered to a professor in the Mines Building, 1235 E. North Campus Drive, Seastone said.

UAPD responded at 8 a.m. yesterday, and Seastone said they decided to phone the Tucson Police Department Bomb Squad.

"It was suspicious enough that we called the bomb squad," he said. "It was a Christmas present that he (the professor) did not expect."

Seastone did not have the professor's name available, and said no one was evacuated from the building.