2006-02-23 Ball State daily news, Vol. 85, Issue 112

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Description:	Village scuffle injures athlete : Administrator’s son released on bail; friend still in custody; Struggle : Western Michigan plays too physical for Ball State; Gas smell source uncertain : Students, faculty evacuate several buildings for officials to investigate cause of odor; Simulation demonstrates poverty : Organizations highlight realities of surviving on poverty-level income; State senators expect changes to highway plan : Legislators wait for approval of Daniels’ toll road proposal; More people seek aid of food banks : 39 percent of families using soup kitchens have at least one job; Senators question slates up for election during meeting : Legislation supporting bookstore, bursar linkage passes; Indiana nun moves closer to sainthood : Vatican approves healing man’s eyes as second miracle; Arab company agrees to disclose internal records : Bush administration does not require routine restrictions; It takes two; County will benefit from smoking ban; Federal politicians can discover life lessons by watching Olympics; Muncie Gras; ‘Transamerica’ brings gender issues to the big screen; Bush speaks about India programs : Civilian, military nuclear programs must separate; Rescue team finds no sign of landslide survivors : Heavy rain forces troops to call off search for school; Director recalls movie 30 years after release : Lumet says ratings war depicted in film has become reality; News Corp. to launch television network : Mini-network to supply programming for ex-UPN stations; Turin 2006 : Day 13; Team USA Fin-ished : Americans lose 4-3; able to win only one game during Olympics; United States to play Britain for bronze medal : Canada, Finland advance to curling’s gold medal game; Four sue city of Chicago : Black say they were stopped, searched because of skin color; Mid-American Conference Championships start today : Cardinals finished fourth one year ago, look to finish higher; Hoosiers beat Penn State : Indiana University breaks five-game losing streak with clutch shooting; Cards can’t stop Chippewas : Central Michigan holds Ball State University to six points in final eight minutes; Still no collective bargaining deal for players as free agency arrives : Signing bonus issues, possible loss of 401K, medical benefits loom; Bonds arrives at training camp, says this season could be his last : Slugger due to make $18 billion in final season of contract; New lineup no help for Cardinals : Ball State defense unable to shut down Bufford and Reitz; Wayne agrees on 6-year deal to stay with Colts : $39 million deal makes him one of National Football League’s top-paid receivers Includes articles from 72 Hours. 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:	2006-02-23
Created By:	Studinski, Dave
Publisher:	Ball State University
Source:	http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BSUDlyNws/id/77826
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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