ELKO, Nev. (AP) — A natural gas leak forced the closure of part of the Great Basin College campus in Elko.<br><br>
School officials say they relocated classes scheduled in three different buildings on Friday after the leak was reported on Thursday.<br><br>
No injuries or illnesses were reported.<br><br>
Pat Anderson, the college's director of environment, safety and security, told the Elko Daily Free Press that Southwest Gas officials had notified her they can resume a normal class schedule on Monday.<br><br>
The leak blamed on aging pipes about 30 years old prompted evacuations at the Greenhaw Technical Arts building, Lundberg Hall and the welding and diesel labs.<br><br>
Lundberg Hall, the oldest building on campus, was built during the early 1970s.