1989-08-28 Ball State daily news, Vol. 69, No. 1

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Description:	Minimum wage increased; Shondell wins achievement award; Search begins for director of University Police; Indianapolis infant mortality rate high because of common infections; National Aeronautics and Space Association reports discoveries from Neptune, moon Triton; 2 Ameritech strikes over; Exercise your right to speak; 10,000 Maniacs in Muncie? Not a chance; Walesa : Economy must improve; Contras prepare for return to Nicaragua : Onward!; Fast-paced scenes, tones helped underwater film work; Behavior, costuming make or break clowns; Bell leads Jays over Brewers; Burks slams Tigers; FBI drops Rose investigation; United States Open : Lendle goes after fourth Open title in five years; Cards win physical European tournament; Perkins says Colts among National Football Leagues best; Employers see potential, come for September visit; New Emens General Manager sets arts agenda for Muncie Area : Theatrical events, Muncie Symphony Orchestra shows listed; Veteran hip cat Shaffer releases party album of 1980s; Homecoming aims for unity among people; Homecoming 1989 Uniting to Achieve; The great move-in; Indiana couple cares for exotic animals at zoo; Aged drivers learn their skill again; Important Ball State campus phone numbers; Berth control clinic to open in fall; The Village has new variety of stores; Sports schedules; Despite football travels, all sports still abound; Summertime...and the livin is easy, then its back to school; Fine Arts to embark on chapter 2 with new leader; College matures, grows under founding dean; Oakland appoints Urice to deans position; Student resigns from Party expresses fear for family; Group tells of confused China; Student group hosts candlelight vigil in remembrance of massacre; Speaker carrying tune of 2 countries; Math professor leaving over merit pay system; $450,000 given to university for initial year of Academy; Berwyn Road permanently opened; Responsiveness to student needs important; Bonds to finance renovations; Kingsbury appointed to Board of Trustees; Room, board rates increased by $58; No suspects linked to money missing from Bookstore; Large bequest given to journalism, business; University diversifies by teaching all-aged students; Gehring turns his hobby into his job; Kinkos accused of infringement; 5 Ball State students arrested charged with selling narcotics; Ex-Cardinal makes the big leagues; Purvis finds difficulty scheduling non-conference games; Cooper named 1st team All-American; Students embark on new horizons looking for edge This archival material has been provided for educational purposes. Ball State University Libraries recognizes that some historic items may include offensive content. Our statement regarding objectionable content is available at: https://dmr.bsu.edu/digital/about
Origin:	1989-08-28
Created By:	Glaubke, David D.
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/68170
Collection:	BSU Student Newspaper
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Geography:	Muncie Delaware County Indiana United States North and Central America
Subjects:	Ball State University--Newspapers

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