While cleanup is expected to start next week, the cause of the fire which destroyed an Allen Street building May 20 remains a mystery to state fire marshals and insurance agencies investigating the blaze. Sheila Kaplan won the 1989 Lowell Mellet Award for outstanding media criticism for her Washington Monthly article, "The Powers that Be Lobbying," Tuesday at the Nittany Lion Inn. The social scientists who visited the University this spring released a report yesterday urging continued administrative involvement in wide-ranging diversification programs. Its release follows a year of demands made by protesting students dissatisfied with the University's handling of racial issues. Fifty-eight thousand, one hundred thirty-two American military personnel died or were classified as missing in action while serving in Vietnam between 1963 and 1975. A union would not improve the working conditions and standards encountered by University-employed office workers, said a member of the Penn State Office Workers Against Unionization Tuesday night on WPSU 91-FM's "Newstalk." Centre County's revised Model Recycling Ordinance will be considered for a vote June 26 by the Centre Region Council of Governments following the executive committee's decision yesterday to refer the ordinance for a COG vote. With time running out on finding a long-range solution to the solid waste disposal problem, the Centre County Solid Waste Authority referred a plan that would dispose of solid waste in a Clinton County landfill to the authority's long-range planning committee.
The lure of returning to the head coaching ranks proved too tempting for men's assistant basketball coach Tim Loomis, who accepted the head position at Florida Atlantic University last week.
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