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Contents 1 Events of 1989 1.1 January 1.2 February 1.3 March 1.4 April 1.5 May 1.6 June 1.7 July 1.8 August 1.9 September 1.10 October 1.11 November 1.12 December 1.13 Undated 1.14 Ongoing 2 Births 2.1 January - March 2.2 April - June 2.3 July - September 2.4 October - December 3 Deaths 3.1 January - March 3.2 April - June 3.3 July - September 3.4 October - December 3.5 Unknown Dates 4 External Links 5 20th Century

Events of 1989

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Undated

Ongoing

Births

January - March

April - June

July - September

October - December

Deaths

January - March

April - June

July - September

October - December

Unknown Dates

External Links

20th Century

2000 - 1999 - 1998 - 1997 - 1996 - 1995 - 1994 - 1993 - 1992 - 1991 1990 - 1989 - 1988 - 1987 - 1986 - 1985 - 1984 - 1983 - 1982 - 1981 1980 - 1979 - 1978 - 1977 - 1976 - 1975 - 1974 - 1973 - 1972 - 1971 1970 - 1969 - 1968 - 1967 - 1966 - 1965 - 1964 - 1963 - 1962 - 1961 1960 - 1959 - 1958 - 1957 - 1956 - 1955 - 1954 - 1953 - 1952 - 1951 1950 - 1949 - 1948 - 1947 - 1946 - 1945 - 1944 - 1943 - 1942 - 1941 1940 - 1939 - 1938 - 1937 - 1936 - 1935 - 1934 - 1933 - 1932 - 1931 1930 - 1929 - 1928 - 1927 - 1926 - 1925 - 1924 - 1923 - 1922 - 1921 1920 - 1919 - 1918 - 1917 - 1916 - 1915 - 1914 - 1913 - 1912 - 1911 1910 - 1909 - 1908 - 1907 - 1906 - 1905 - 1904 - 1903 - 1902 - 1901 List of years

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Events

• 15th February - Brian Tilsley is stabbed to death outside a nightclub.
• 8th December - Alan Bradley is hit and killed by a tram while chasing Rita Fairclough in Blackpool.

See also

• Coronation Street in 1989
• Category:1989 episodes

1988

Calendar 1980s

1990

From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Contents 1 History of the Doctor Who Universe 1.1 July 1.2 Unknown dates 2 Real World 2.1 January 2.2 February 2.3 March 2.4 April 2.5 May 2.6 June 2.7 July 2.8 August 2.9 September 2.10 October 2.11 November 2.12 December 2.13 Unknown dates

History of the Doctor Who Universe

July

• 24 - 26 - The Doctor meets Melanie Bush for the first time. (PDA: Business Unusual)

Unknown dates

• The Doctor and Ace return to Perivale. (DW: Survival)

• Bobby Prescott and a number of other people try and fail to stop a mob from destroying a library during riots in New York. (NA: Cat's Cradle: Warhead)

• The Doctor suggests that Rose and he go to Marbella in this year to avoid the Daleks at the Battle of the Game Station. (DW: The Parting of the Ways)

Real World

January

• 04 - DW: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy Episode 4 is first broadcast, concluding the anniversary Season 25.
• 19 - DWN: Doctor Who - Delta and the Bannermen is first published.
  • REF: The Doctor Who File is published in paperback.

February

• 16 - DWN: Doctor Who - The War Machines is first published.
• 18 - John Bailey, who played the Commander in DW: The Sensorites, Edward Waterfield in DW: The Evil of the Daleks, and Sezom in DW: The Horns of Nimon, dies in London.

March

• 16 - DWN: Doctor Who - Dragonfire is first published.
  • Two Doctor Who Classics reprint volumes published: DWN: The Dæmons/The Time Monster and DWN: The Mind of Evil/The Claws of Axos.

April

• REF: Doctor Who: The Time-Travellers' Guide is published in paperback.
• 12 - Gerald Flood, who portrayed King John in DW: The King's Demons and provided the voice of Kamelion, dies from a heart attack.
• 20 - DWN: Doctor Who - Attack of the Cybermen is first published.
• 25 - George Coulouris, who played Arbitan in DW: The Keys of Marinus, dies in London from a heart attack after a long battle with Parkinson's Disease.

May

• 18 - TME: Doctor Who - The Nightmare Fair is first published. This is the first of a new spin-off line by Target Books dubbed "The Missing Episodes". These are novels based upon the cancelled Season 23, which was delayed a year due to the BBC-ordered hiatus and which ultimately was replaced by what became DW: The Trial of a Time Lord. Although based upon a teleplay, the fact it was never produced makes this, in effect, the first original-to-print Doctor Who novel in which the Doctor himself is the lead character.
  • Target Books publishes two final Doctor Who Classics reprint volumes before abandoning the venture: DWN: The Face of Evil/The Sunmakers and DWN: The Seeds of Doom/The Deadly Assassin.
• 26 - Doctor Who: Voyager is published by Marvel Comics. This is a graphic novel collecting, in colourized form, the 1985 Doctor Who Magazine comic arc, Voyager and is likely the first single-story Doctor Who graphic novel (albeit not featuring original material).

June

• 15 - DWN: Doctor Who - Mindwarp is first published. This is the fourth and final novelisation based upon segments of DW: The Trial of a Time Lord. It is was also the final Sixth Doctor story to be novelised; plans for a novelisation of DW: Revelation of the Daleks were made, but the book was never published and that story remains officially unnovelised.

July

• 20 - DWN: Doctor Who - The Chase is first published. Written by John Peel, The Chase was the first of a series of Dalek story novelisations by Peel that were commissioned after Target Books reached an agreement with Terry Nation that would allow his remaining Dalek stories to be adapted as novels. (Prior to this, DW: The Chase, and other Nation-penned Dalek episodes, were expected to remain in limbo, novelisation-wise). Around the time of this book's release, it's announced that a similar agreement had been reached with Eric Saward regarding his two Daleks serials, but ultimately these two stories were never adapted.

August

• 03 - The final studio recording session for the 1963-89 series of Doctor Who is undertaken as work is completed on DW: Ghost Light. Discounting a voiceover session conducted in November, this marks the end of BBC production on the series until work on the revival commences in 2004.
• 04 - Maurice Colbourne dies.
• 17 - TME: Doctor Who - The Ultimate Evil is first published. Second release in the "Missing Episodes" line.
• 29 - The second volume of Doctor Who: The Scripts is published: DW: The Tomb of the Cybermen

September

• 06 - DW: Battlefield Episode 1 is first broadcast, launching Season 26, what would ultimately be the final season of the 1963-89 series. Nicholas Courtney returns for the first time since DW: The Five Doctors, and UNIT takes an active role in a story for the first time since DW: The Android Invasion. Jean Marsh, who played companion Sara Kingdom, returns in a different role.
• 13 - DW: Battlefield Episode 2 is first broadcast.
• 16 - Sylvester McCoy appears as The Doctor in a skit on The Noel Edmunds Saturday Roadshow. David Banks also appears as the Cyberleader in what would be his final television appearance to date as a Cyberman.
• 20 - DW: Battlefield Episode 3 is first broadcast. First appearance of Bessie since DW: The Five Doctors (and since DW: Robot in a regular episode).
• 21 - DWN: Doctor Who - Mission to the Unknown is first published. Part one of a two-volume adaptation of DW: The Daleks' Master Plan, the only two-part novelisation ever issued by Target.
• 27 - DW: Battlefield Episode 4 is first broadcast. Final appearance of Nicholas Courtney in a Doctor Who story to date, though he would later appear in the independent spin-off Downtime, as well as SJA: Enemy of the Bane. Final appearance of UNIT until DW: Aliens of London. Final appearance of Bessie to date.

October

• The Ultimate Interview: Colin Baker Talks with David Banks is first released on cassette by Silver Fist Productions.
• 04 - DW: Ghost Light Episode 1 is first broadcast.
• 11 - DW: Ghost Light Episode 2 is first broadcast.
• 17 - 10th anniversary of Doctor Who Magazine.
• 18 - DW: Ghost Light Episode 3 is first broadcast.
• 19 - DWN: Doctor Who - The Mutation of Time is first published, concluding the adaptation of DW: The Daleks' Master Plan.
• 25 - DW: The Curse of Fenric Episode 1 is first broadcast.

November

• 01 - DW: The Curse of Fenric Episode 2 is first broadcast.
• 08 - DW: The Curse of Fenric Episode 3 is first broadcast.
• 15 - DW: The Curse of Fenric Episode 4 is first broadcast.
• 16 - DWN: Doctor Who - Silver Nemesis is first published.
• 22 - DW: Survival Episode 1 is first broadcast.
• 23 - Sylvester McCoy records the monologue that ends episode 3 of DW: ''Survival and, ultimately, the original 1963-89 Doctor Who series. This is a late addition to the serial by John Nathan-Turner, who expects it to be the final episode. Ironically this is also the anniversary of the debut of Doctor Who in 1963. It's also one of the few times since the 1960s that a major element of a televised serial is produced while the serial in question has already begun airing.
• 29 - DW: Survival Episode 2 is first broadcast.
• The Doctor Who: The Scripts release of DW: The Talons of Weng-Chiang is first published.

December

• 06 - DW: Survival Episode 3 is first broadcast. The 26th season finale ultimately proves to be the final episode of the original series, and the last weekly episode to be broadcast until 2005. Final use of the Keff McCulloch theme music arrangement, while the current series logo would continue to be used for merchandise and books until 1996 and it and a version of the 1987 opening credits sequence would be used again in the 1993 special DW: Dimensions in Time. Final 25-minute episode produced (although The Sarah Jane Adventures revives the format in 2007. Although producer John Nathan Turner later says he was aware the series was going off the air, and Sophie Aldred, in the documentary Thirty Years in the TARDIS says she was told it was cancelled, the BBC does not make any cancellation announcement, and it is widely assumed by fans, and hoped, that a 27th season would air in 1990. Final regular-series appearance of Sophie Aldred and Anthony Ainley (though both would reprise their characters in later productions not directly considered part of continuity.
• 12 - Howard Lang, who portrayed Horg in DW: An Unearthly Child, dies.
• 21 - DW: Doctor Who - The Greatest Show in the Galaxy is first published. The title of this release ends up being ironic, as it becomes the first Target Books novelisation to be published after the de facto end of the original 1963-89 series.
  • REF: The Doctor Who Programme Guide, first published in two volumes in 1981, is reissued in a single-volume, expanded and revised edition. Author Jean-Marc Lofficier will follow this release with several more reference volumes over the next decade.
• The Doctor Who: The Scripts release of DW: The Daleks is first published. The next release in this series would not occur until 1992.

Unknown dates

• Pioneer Books publishes the second edition of The Doctor and the Enterprise by Jean Airey. An unauthorized crossover between Doctor Who, Star Trek and The Wizard of Oz, the book had previously been published in a small-press edition in 1982; this new version edits out most overt references to Star Trek character names.
• First edition of the four-track EP, Doctor Who: Variations on a Theme released in 12-inch vinyl, standard CD and as an unusual square-shaped CD. This release features unique rearrangements of the Doctor Who theme by Mark Ayres, Dominic Glynn and Keff McCulloch that had been created for various Doctor Who Appreciation Society conventions in the 1980s. One of these, the "Latin Version", would later be adopted by BBC Video as the theme for its "Years" series of video retrospectives.

1988

20th century 1980s

1990

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Timeline
Years:	1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 (Stardates unknown)
Decades:	1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s
Centuries:	19th century - 20th century - 21st century

Contents 1 In-Universe 1.1 Events 1.1.1 References and Notes 1.2 Stories 2 Releases 2.1 January 2.2 February 2.3 March 2.4 April 2.5 May 2.6 June 2.7 July 2.8 September 2.9 October 2.10 November 2.11 December 3 Connections

In-Universe

Events

• While Roberta Lincoln watches the fall of the Berlin Wall, Khan Noonien Singh breaks into the secret hideout of Gary Seven, threatening Roberta and ultimately destroying a lot of the technical equipment there, but not before extracting information about the remaining children of the Chrysalis Project and about the method that was supposed to be used to fix the ocone hole (Khan was part of a mission conducted by Gary Seven in 1984 to prevent the method from being applied)^[1]

References and Notes

1. ↑ TOS novel: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1

Stories

Title	Series	Date	Media	Notes	Image
The Eugenics Wars The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1 Chapters 34	The Original Series	9 November 1989	novel

Releases

January

• TNG novel #4: Survivors, by Jean Lorrah

February

• TOS novel #44: Vulcan's Glory, by D.C. Fontana

March

• TNG novel #5: Strike Zone, by Peter David

April

• TOS novel #45: Double, Double, by Michael Jan Friedman

May

• TNG novel #6: Power Hungry, by Howard Weinstein

June

• TOS novelization: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, by J.M. Dillard

July

• TNG novel #7: Masks, by John Vornholt

September

• TNG novel #8: The Captains' Honor, by David Dvorkin and Daniel Dvorkin
• TOS comic #1: The Return!, by Peter David

October

• TOS novel #46: The Cry of the Onlies, by Judy Klass
• TOS novel: The Lost Years, by J.M. Dillard (Hardcover)
• TNG comic #1: Return to Raimon, by Michael Jan Friedman

November

• TNG novel #9: A Call to Darkness, by Michael Jan Friedman
• TOS comic #2: The Sentence, by Peter David
• TNG comic #2: Murder, Most Foul, by Michael Jan Friedman

December

• TOS novel #47: The Kobayashi Maru, by Julia Ecklar
• TOS comic #3: Death Before Dishonor, by Peter David
• TNG comic #3: The Derelict, by Michael Jan Friedman

Connections

• 1989 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• 1989 productions article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• 1989 page at the Complete Starfleet Library
• 1989 article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

From DC Database

Contents 1 Creators 2 Titles 3 Characters 4 Teams 5 Characters 5.1 Introductions 5.2 Deaths 6 Chronology 6.1 January 6.2 February 6.3 March 6.4 April 6.5 May 6.6 June 6.7 July 6.8 August 6.9 September 6.10 October 6.11 November 6.12 December

Creators

The following creative talent passed away in the year 1989:

C.C. Beck · David Vern Reed

Titles

The following comic titles debuted with a 1989 cover date:

Aquaman Vol 3 · Catwoman Vol 1 · Deadman: Love After Death Vol 1 · El Diablo Vol 1 · Gilgamesh II Vol 1 · Hawk and Dove Vol 3 · Hawkman (Collections) Vol 1 · Hawkworld Vol 1 · Hero Hotline Vol 1 · Huntress Vol 1 · Justice League Europe Vol 1 · L.E.G.I.O.N. Vol 1 · Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 · Mister Miracle Vol 2 · New Gods Vol 3 · New Teen Titans Archives Vol 1 · Sandman Vol 2 · Shadow Strikes Vol 1 · Skreemer Vol 1 · Star Trek Vol 2 · Star Trek: The Next Generation Vol 2 · Superman Archives Vol 1

The following Comic titles were last published with a 1989 cover date:

Aquaman Vol 3 · Black Orchid Vol 1 · Catwoman Vol 1 · Hawkworld Vol 1 · Haywire Vol 1 · Justice League International Vol 1 · Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 2 · New Guardians Vol 1 · Plastic Man Vol 3 · Power of the Atom Vol 1 · Skreemer Vol 1 · Spectre Vol 2 · Unknown Soldier Vol 2 · V for Vendetta Vol 1 · Young All-Stars Vol 1

The following One Shots were published with a 1989 cover date:

Aquaman Special Vol 1 1989 · Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth · Batman and other DC Classics Vol 1 1 · Batman: A Death in the Family (Collections) Vol 1 1 · Batman: Gotham by Gaslight Vol 1 1 · Batman: The Official Comic Adaptation Vol 1 1 · Blasters Special Vol 1 1 · Daily Planet Invasion Special Vol 1 1 · Greatest Team-Up Stories Ever Told (Collected) · Lex Luthor: The Unauthorized Biography Vol 1 1 · Secret Origins Special Vol 2 1 · Wild Dog Special Vol 1 1

Characters

The following characters debuted with a 1989 cover date:

500-ZQ (New Earth) · Alexander Wyvern (New Earth) · Amos Monroe (New Earth) · Aniela Arcane (New Earth) · Anthony Angelo, Jr. (New Earth) · Artemio Villareal (New Earth) · Artemis (Female Furies) (New Earth) · Barbie (New Earth) · Beelzebub (New Earth) · Blacksnake (New Earth) · Brita An'nan (Pre-Zero Hour) · Bruce Wayne (Earth-19) · Byron Shelley (New Earth) · Carlotta Rivera (New Earth) · Carol Simon (New Earth) · Churljenkins (New Earth) · Circe (Pre-Zero Hour) · Constance D'Aramis (New Earth) · Curtis DeVore (New Earth) · D'aran Tuu (New Earth) · Dana Simpson (New Earth) · Daniel Hall (New Earth) · David Challoner (New Earth) · Deadline (New Earth) · Death (New Earth) · Delilah Tyler (New Earth) · Desire (New Earth) · Despair (New Earth) · Dexter Fairfax (New Earth) · Dinky (New Earth) · Dominic Mndawe (New Earth) · Draaga (New Earth) · Dream (New Earth) · Dwayne Wainwright (New Earth) · Eleanor Poole (New Earth) · Eloise Longacre (New Earth) · Enya Wazzo (New Earth) · Evan McCulloch (New Earth) · Forager II (New Earth) · Fred (New Earth) · Fritz Klein (New Earth) · Garryn Bek (New Earth) · Gary DeVries (New Earth) · Grover Baines (New Earth) · Gunther (New Earth) · Harold Allnut (New Earth) · Hector Enriquez (New Earth) · Helena Bertinelli (New Earth) · Henry Hayes (New Earth) · Hugh Fletcher (New Earth)

Teams

The following teams debuted with a 1989 cover date:

Alien Alliance · Blasters · Brotherhood of Dada · Endless · Hero Hotline · L.E.G.I.O.N. · Los Diablos · Mud Pack · Southern Cross Salvage Corporation

Characters

Introductions

These other characters were introduced in 1989.

• Destruction

Deaths

The following characters died in publishing year 1989.

• Forager I
• Roderick Burgess (presumably died shortly after being cursed with Eternal Waking in September of 1988)

Chronology

The following events were published by DC Comics in the year 1989. This does not necessarily indicate that these storylines took place in the year 1989. The passage of time in the DC Universe is nebulous and subject to change and interpretation. Events from historical time periods are indexed under their corresponding years.

January

Event	Source	Date
Cosmic Odyssey: Heroes of Earth battle the Anti-Life Entity	Cosmic Odyssey #1-4	12.88-3.89

February

Event	Source	Date
Dream seeks shelter with Cain and Abel at the House of Mystery so that he can recoup his strength. Once he regains enough vitality to return to his Kingdom, he discovers that the Dreaming has suffered in the seventy years that he's been held prisoner. He consults with the Hecatae as to the whereabouts of his tools of office.	Sandman (Volume 2) #2	2.89
Dream visits John Constantine and inquires about his missing sand pouch. Constantine and Dream recover the pouch from a withered drug addict named Rachel. In appreciation of Constantine's help, Dream promises him that he will have no more nightmares of the Newcastle incident.	Sandman (Volume 2) #3	3.89

March

April

May

June

Event	Source	Date
A race of sentient giant jellyfish invades Atlantis and takes control of the city. Aquaman returns to the city and is captured and imprisoned inside the Aquarium.	Aquaman (Volume 3) #1	6.89

July

Event	Source	Date
Members of the Atlantean resistance detonate a bomb near the Royal Palace where the invading jellyfish are stationed. In retaliation, the jellyfish rig a prison transport ship to explode and send it into the Aquarium Prison, killing hundreds.	Aquaman (Volume 3) #2	7.89

August

Event	Source	Date
The Atlantean resistance uses poison gas to kill the Giant Jellyfish that have taken control of the Atlantean Royal Palace.	Aquaman (Volume 3) #3	8.89
Dream reunites with his sister Death and tells her about his seventy years of imprisonment. He then accompanies her as Death ferries the souls of the recently departed to the afterlife.	Sandman (Volume 2) #8	8.89
An insane Mera blames Aquaman for the death of her son. While fighting, Aquaman accidentally impales Mera, but she survives and leaves this realm for her home in Dimension Aqua.	Aquaman (Volume 3) #3-4	8.89-9.89

September

Event	Source	Date
Having been ousted from the capital city, the Giant Jellyfish establish a blockade around Poseidonis, cutting off food supplies to the Atlantean loyalists.	Aquaman (Volume 3) #4	9.89

October

Event	Source	Date
Aquaman strains his telepathy to its absolute limits and summons a fleet of marine animals to repel the jellyfish invaders. Atlantis is finally liberated.	Aquaman (Volume 3) #5	10.89
Aquaman turns down the offer to resume his mantle as king of Atlantis.	Aquaman (Volume 3) #5	10.89

November

December

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From Muppet Wiki

Contents 1 Television & Movies 2 International Television & Movies 3 Storybooks 4 Merchandise 5 Stage Shows 6 Behind the Scenes 7 Muppet Character Debuts 8 People

Television & Movies

• Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting on NBC, April 7
• The Jim Henson Hour airs on NBC, April 14 - July 30
• Jim Henson and Kermit appear on The Tonight Show to promote The Jim Henson Hour, April 17
• Jim Henson appears on CBS This Morning, April 21
• Kermit appears at the 3rd annual American Comedy Awards, May 23
• An Evening with Jim Henson and Frank Oz taped, July
• The Ghost of Faffner Hall begins on HBO, September 11
• Muppet Babies Season 6 begins on CBS, September 16
• Sesame Street Season 21, November 13

International Television & Movies

• Die Muppets Feiern Geburtstag (The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years) premiers in Germany on ZDF
• Rua Sésamo begins airing in Portugal

Storybooks

• Adding Fraggles
• Alice's First Words
• Baby Kermit's Message
• Bert and the Magic Lamp
• Big Bird the Artist
• Big Bird Gets Lost
• Big Bird Meets the Orchestra
• The Biggest Cookie in the World
• Gonzo's Big Mess
• Gonzo the Great
• Grover's Adventure Under the Sea
• Happy Mother's Day!
• I Can't Wait Until Christmas
• It's No Fun to Be Sick!
• Jim Henson's Bedtime Stories
• Mokey Fraggle's New Colors
• Mom Gets a Job
• Big Enough
• Head to Toe
• Muppet Babies Seasons
• On My Way with Sesame Street series
• Piggy the Explorer
• Piggy Gets the Jitters
• Splish-Splashy Day
• That Makes Me Angry!
• TV or Not TV
• When Oscar Was a Little Grouch
• The World According to Elmo

Merchandise

• Muppet Magazine issues 25 and 26
• The New Who's Who on Sesame Street coloring book
• Are We There Yet?: Songs for Tiny Travelers book-and-tape set
• Count Me In! book-and-tape set
• Lullaby and Good Night book-and-tape set
• Sing Me a Story! book-and-tape set

Stage Shows

• Sesame Street Live presents Silly Dancing

Behind the Scenes

• In August, Jim Henson enters into serious negotiations with Michael Eisner to sell the Muppets to the Walt Disney Company. Negotiations would fall through the following year upon Jim's death.

Muppet Character Debuts

• Sesame Street: Preston Rabbit

People

• Joe Raposo dies, February 5
• Joey Mazzarino begins working with the Muppets

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From Grand Theft Wiki

Events concerning the Grand Theft Auto series in 1989

Contents 1 Game World 1.1 GTA 2 Era 1.2 GTA III Era 1.3 GTA IV Era

Game World

GTA 2 Era

• Jerkov is thrown out of the Russian army.
• Tetsuo is charged with violent assault after chopping the fingers off a chef and feeding them to him.

GTA III Era

• Jack Howitzer's film career begins to slowly decline from this point on.
• Katie Zhan begins working as a nurse.

GTA IV Era

• Albert Lawson is arrested for assault.
• Lester Arnold is arrested for assault.
• Gavin Finkle is arrested for assault.

From the eWrestling Encyclopedia.

This article contains information on e-wrestling events that happened in 1989.

Contents 1 Notable 1989 births 2 Notable 1989 deaths 3 1989 handler births/deaths 4 See also

Notable 1989 births

• CZW Queen Of Combat/WWH Womens World Heavyweight Champion Allyson Thorn Is Born On February 14
• The 'Deity of Divinity' Gabriel Knight is born on June 23rd

Notable 1989 deaths

1989 handler births/deaths

See also

• Help:Year articles - Information on editing and adding information to year articles.

An Ice Hockey Wiki article.

These events occured in 1989 in the world of hockey:

Contents 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December

January

February

March

April

• April 12th: The Carolina Thunderbirds become the first Riley Cup champions by defeating the Johnstown Chiefs 4 games to 3.

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

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From Marvel Database

All Comics for 1989 Without Month Designations

Akira Vol 1 10	Akira Vol 1 11	Akira Vol 1 12	Akira Vol 1 13
Akira Vol 1 14	Akira Vol 1 15	Akira Vol 1 16	Akira Vol 1 6
Akira Vol 1 7	Akira Vol 1 8	Akira Vol 1 9	Alf Annual Vol 1 2
Alf Holiday Special Vol 1 1	Alf Spring Special Vol 1 1	Amazing Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 23	Avengers Annual Vol 1 18
Avengers: West Coast Annual Vol 1 4	Blueberry Vol 1 1	Blueberry Vol 1 2	Blueberry Vol 1 3
Conan: The Skull of Set Vol 1 1	Crime and Punishment Vol 1	Daredevil Annual Vol 1 4B	Destroyer Vol 1 1
Dr Doom's Revenge Vol 1 1	Fantastic Four Annual Vol 1 22	Fighting American Vol 1	Havok and Wolverine Meltdown Vol 1 3
Havok and Wolverine Meltdown Vol 1 4	Hellraiser Vol 1 1	Iron Man Annual Vol 1 10	Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 43
Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 45	Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 47	Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 48	Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 50
Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 52	Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 53	Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 54	Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 55
Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 56	Marvel Graphic Novel Vol 1 57	Marvel Masterworks Vol 1 10	Marvel Masterworks Vol 1 11
Marvel Masterworks Vol 1 8	Marvel Masterworks Vol 1 9	New Mutants Annual Vol 1 5	Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 9
Punisher Annual Vol 2 2	Silver Surfer Annual Vol 1 2	Squadron Supreme Death of a Universe Vol 1 1	Thor Annual Vol 1 14
Web of Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 5	X-Factor Annual Vol 1 4	Yuppies From Hell Vol 1 1

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Events

Births

Deaths

Vessel Assignments

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

A list of events in 1989 related to Star Wars.

Contents 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 May 5 June 6 July 7 August 8 September 9 October 10 November 11 December

January

• Starfall, an adventure scenario for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.

February

• Galaxy Guide 1: A New Hope, a supplement for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.

March

• 5-Jake Lloyd is born
• Otherspace, an adventure scenario for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.

May

• Scavenger Hunt, an adventure scenario for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.
• The Starfighter Battle Book, a flipbook game, is published by West End Games.

June

• The Star Wars Rules Companion, a supplement for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.

July

• Galaxy Guide 2: Yavin and Bespin, a supplement for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.
• Battle for Endor, a solitaire board game of the battle around the Imperial bunker on Endor, based on the Assault on Hoth game system, is published by West End Games.

August

• Riders of the Maelstrom, an adventure scenario for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.

September

• Galaxy Guide 3: The Empire Strikes Back, a supplement for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.

October

• The Imperial Sourcebook, a sourcebook for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.

November

• Timothy Zahn begins writing Heir to the Empire, after a call from his agent on November 6.
• Galaxy Guide 4: Alien Races, a supplement for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.
• Crisis on Cloud City, an adventure scenario for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.

December

• Otherspace II: Invasion, an adventure scenario for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, is published by West End Games.

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