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King Hussein

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Jordan
the

visits

of

(right)

West Bank

the Jordan River

of

in

October to show
support for the
Palestinian-Israeli

talks

peace

and the

establishment of an

independent Palestinian
state.

It

first visit

IS

Hussein's

since Jordan

lost the territory to
Israel in
Israeli

the

1

967 Arab

War.

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Nouember, a hijacked
Ethiopian airliner crashes
In

^

after running out of fuel.

The crash occurs near a
resort beach in the

Comoros

Islands

Indian Ocean.

in

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123 of the 175 people
on board die, including
the hijackers.
After

36

chairman

in

of

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elected

the country's

Canada on

ber

25

in

September The

is

election

cutbacks

to proti

in social

services by the Onti

government.

new

three-person presidency
civil

Thousands

of peopli

march through the
held

accordance with provisions

during "Metro Days
of Action," organiz-

Indian
of the U.S.-brokered

rebels and military
leftists sign

Izetbegovic, leader of

Bosnia's Muslim Party of

I

in

war ends when

Alija

Democratic Action,

years, Central

America's longest

hto,

the

Dayton

by labor and social

peace agreement.

a truce

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Guatemala.

British

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Telecommuni-

cations agrees to

purchase MCI
Communications for up
to

$21

Yeltsin
July,

i

is

surgery

purchase of a U.S.

U.N. -negotiated treaty

banning chemical

weapons worldwide
in

is

set

the

The treaty

The Miss World beauty

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pageant, held

India in

in

Reiilers.'Arcnive

November raises a storm of
some violent, including one

A

protests,

development, production,

by a group threatening to stage a

the

use of
chemical weapons, and
calls for the destruction
of existing supplies. The

mass

Summer

treaty

is

suicide during the pageant's

telecast.

A new Miss World

without incident.

Pnolos

Bangalore,

prohibits the

stockpiling or

in

November

returns to work.

company ever concluded.

spring.

i

despite persistent

successful heart

the biggest foreign

to take effect

President Boris

wins reelection

health problems. After

billion in

November. The deal

A

Russian

is

crowned

pipe

bomb

explodes

in

Centennial Olympic Park after
first

day

of

at half-mast to
killed

competition at the

Olympics

in

Atlanta. Flags

mourn the

and more than

100

1

fly

person

injured.

signed by 1 60

nations, including the U.S.

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Pope John Paul

II

undergoes

surgery for an inflamed

appendix

in

October His chief surgeon.

Dr Francesco

Crucitti,

announces that

the 7B-year-old leader of the
Catholic

Church

is

free

from

Roman
"previously

undiscovered serious ailments."

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In

a group so

large

tracked by

hundreds
of

it

could be

satellite,

thousands

of

refugees abandon

camps in Zaire in
November and begin
lourney home to

a

Rwanda, which they had
fled to

escape a

war Closing

camps

civil

of the

forces Che

refugees to

flee

Mass graves

containing the

bodies of Muslims, allegedly

murdered by Serbs
Bosnian

civil

war

cn

Bosnia-Herzegovin,

in

992

1

during the
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in

the

year as a shaky peace negotiated

995

P

Trans Worid

Airtines Flight

explodes

800

13,700

feet

above the Atlantic
Ocean,

killing all

230

passengers and crew

members. The Boeing

747-100 was en route
to Paris from
York.

New

The cause

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in

continues

Anti-American Saudi

^T^ terrorists are
blamed
that

for a truck

kills 1

9

bomb

U.S. service

people on June

25

in

Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.

Mourners

Khobar. Saudi Arabia.

More than 300

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in

Tutsi

in

ethnic group

mostly

refugees

the African country of

Burundi are slam by Hutus. a

grieve at a

memorial service held

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rival

The covered bodies.

women and

the ferocity of the

children, illustrate

conflict.

of

the explosion remains

amysteru

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A

lone

T^ gunman
1

kills

6 kindergartners.

gence France-Presse

their teacher,

and then

himself, at a Dunblane,

Scotland school

in

March 1996. A month
after the tragedy
officials

school

tear

down the

gymnasium

in

which the shootings
occurred.

leader

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Israeli right-wing

^1

Benjamin Netanyahu wins

he

May

1

996

election for

'rime Minister, defeating
/linister

Shimon Peres,

nany Israelis think

is

Prime

whom

making too

lany concessions to Israel's
vrab neighbors.

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Binti

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gorilla at

Jua. a

Chicago's Brookfield

becomes a hero
when she rescues a
Zoo.

3-year-old boy knocked

unconscious after
1

8

falling

feet into the ape

enclosure. The boy
suffers brain contusions

but soon recovers.

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Former U.N. ambassador

'"^^ Madeleine

Albright

nominated for Secretary

The U.S. Army issues
strict

new

President Clinton on

policies for

drill

Confirmed

instructors and female
1

trainees, as

hundreds

is

Robert Allison, Coni.i

December

in office in

997, Albright

is

of State by

the

5.

Arson ag

January

woman

first

African-

of
to

complaints of sexual

American chupcl

head the State Department.

stiy in

harassment are revealed
in November. Drill
instructors are

the So

erious problei

96, as hundn

now

urches are bu

required to leave their

doors open if a
female is inside,
and women must

vn.

Residents
id,

Oregon

the dama)

travel in pairs.
.

a church

aftef=

.

After thousands of

veterans complain of
illnesses since the 1991

AP;Wiiie World

Persian Gulf War, the

Pentagon warns they
may have been exposed
to chemical weapons.
The Pentagon reveals
that up to two tons of
sarin nerve gas may have
been released.

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Seven-year-old

Dubroff

pilot

IS killed

when her

Cessna airplane crashes
after take-off

in

the Cheyenne,

Her

flying

Jessica

shortly

Wyoming

also

Jordan, Montana

airport.

instructor and her father,

killed in

the April

1996

in

in

June.

Her
On August

awareness

boater rescues

of

controversial youth

1

beauty pageants.

.

a

Touchstone from the
snake- and
infested

Gingrich (R-Georgia)

$300,000

1 1

0-year-old Taylor

Speaker of the House
fined

the

siege ends peacefully

the

death raises a nationwide

is

and
anti-

Freemen, The 81 -day

her parents'
Colorado home the day

Newt

FBI

an

of

calling itself

of

after Christmas.

between the

members

government group

crash,

found

is

murdered
basement

armed

U.S.

in

history occurs outside

bad weather from

pageant queen JonBenet

Ramsey

of the

longest

stand-offs

the plane's two passengers, are
Six-year-old beauty

One

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in

Florida

a

investigation into alleged

of a
1

4

miles

disappeared August

House Ethics

financial Improprieties.

swamp

away from where he

bi-partisan vote after the

Committee's year-long

alligator-

waters

1^-^

^1
killed

Theodore Kaczynski, alleged
to be the "Unabomben who
3 people and wounded
"

more than 20 others with mail
bombs since 1978, is arrested in
Montana in April 1996. Information
provided by Kaczynski's brother
leads to the arrest.

Although exhausted

and badly scratched,
the autistic boy

recovers

fully

7.

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William
Jefferson Clinton

defeats Republican Bob

Dole end Independent

H Ross Perot to
become the 42nd
president of the U.S.

and the

last

president of

the 2Clth century.
Clinton

IS

the

Democrat

first

since

Franklin Roosevelt to

^-^ A

be reelected to a

^i^

civil

|ury finds

former

Simpson

star Q.J.

football

June 12, 1994 wrongful deaths

second term.

ex-wife, Nicole

$8-5
to

verdict, the jury

million in

of his

Brown Simpson, and

her friend. Ronald Goldman.

unanimous

the

liable for

In

a

awards

compensatory damages

Goldman's parents. The Brown and

Goldman

$12 5

families are

each awarded

million in punitive

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damages.

Beach, a town on an

island off the coast of

Carolina,

is

one

of

North

many Eastern

locations hit hard by Hurricane Bertha
in

July Six powerful hurricanes,

winds over

1996

billion in

forest fires

^

more than

to fires in

All

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twice the acreage lost

1

996 when

a

fire

the

$3.5

US.

killed in

the cargo hold. The plane,

out

Montana and Oregon

en route from Miami to Atlanta,

are particularly hard

in

with

made

breaks

year. California,

in

damage

all

people aboard a

ValuJet DC-9 are

May

an average

110

miles per hour,

a near-record year doing

Nationwide,

Diacken

110

crashes and disappears almost

hit

completely into the Florida
Everglades, making

it

difficult for

workers to retrieve wreckage.

Security guard Richard Jewell
ir;i'K.

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investigated as a suspect

in

the July Olympic Park bombing. After
three months of media frenzy, during

which Jewell
his

is

a virtual prisoner

In

home, the U.S. Justice

Department admits there

no

is

evidence against him.

,

,

Six-^ear-old first-

grader Johnathan
I

is

-^

suspended from

his Lexington,

'-'

North

Carolina elementary school
for violating the city

I

schools' sexual conduct
guidelines

—he kissed a fema

classmate, Prevette

is

quickly

reinstated after a nationwide

controversy over the suspension

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astronaut

Shannon Lucid
spends

1

88

(right)

days

In

space, breaking

American space
endurance records
after pining the

crew

of

the Russian space
station

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flash

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Nintendo 64, a new hardware

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system that draws players

skeleton discovered

in

game and moves

July near Richland,

CJ

Washington is the oldest
and most intact set of
human bones ever
discovered In North
America. Research is

l\/1ir.

into the

three times

Sphinx from the

faster than any existing system.

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ravages of wind,
pollution

and time.

4,500-year-old
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located

in

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the giant pyramids.

suspended, however,
as the tribes from the
Native American
grounds vuhere it

is

found claim the
skeleton as an

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ancestor and want the

bones buried.

Trauma

Seal, a

new

medical adhesive that
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million-gallon Indoor

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sport,

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the Super Bowl.
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Michael Jordan

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for the fragrance

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Michael Jackson

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seen

talk

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Jackson's plastic surgeon.

gams

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carrying his child.

lists.

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women,

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gives birth to Lourdes Maria

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Archbishop of Chicago,
Cardinal Joseph

Webber's on-screen
musical

rendition of the

Evita.

Bernardin dies of
pancreatic cancer

in

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in

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Jenny Jones

churches

torn between tradition

Michigan murder

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against physician-

testifies

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Jonathan

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who dated Bessette
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York Yankees fan Jeffrey

game one

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fly ball

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League Championship Series on
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ruled a

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in

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after reaching the

legendary Burns

age

won an

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in

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weeks

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a stand against the invasion

of his privacy.

George Clooney.

star of NBC's "ER." boycotts

Paramount's "Entertainment Tonight"
after

its

sister

show "Hard Copy" runs

unauthorized footage of the actor's
private

life.

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Patrick Stewart
(left)

Spiner

and Brent

(right) star in

Star Trek: First Contact,

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a movie featuring

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during the secoi

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Drew Carey

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December

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to television

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September Shields

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opposite magazine editor Judd Nelson

success.

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television's first HIV-

Michael

prominent
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Crichton
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played by Gloria Reuben,

of AIDS.

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sequel to

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the

show

episode,

the colossal

at the peak of her

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her

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novel and

when Dr Mark Greene,

played by Anthony Edwards, declares

Susan, the show gamers

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meteoric rise and
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praise

movie about the

Arthur

English actor/director

open about
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first effort

That Thing You Dol, a

about the

Arthur Miller himself.

trials is

in

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Hanks'

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and

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Jason Patric star

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Bill

Cosby enjoys the

new CBS show, "Cosby"

January 1997, however tragedy
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Los Angeles

in

is killed in

an apparent

random robbery

Paxton and Helen

flee a

tornado of

proportions

summer

America's favorite sit-com
father.

in

TwistBr.

blockbuster

the story of storm

chasers highly devoted to studying
the inner workings of tornadoes.

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No Doubt, fronted by lead
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singer

Tragic Kingdom, which includes

such

,

chart-toppers as "Just a

Girl

"Spiderwebs," and "Don't Speak."

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the World

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final.

two

the

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a

in

after

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teams from Canada. Europe and

Sampras

Tennis pro Pete

wins the

slam

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grand-

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career

title

at the U.S.

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the U.S. participate

in

the

World Cup, which replaced the

Canada Cup.

in

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Steffi Graf
wins the U.S. Open

Women's

title,

beating

Monica Seles.
Pro boxer Mike Tyson
loses his Heavyweight

Champion of the
World title to Euander
Holyfield in a November
match. Holyfield, a
former two-time world
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title in the surprise win.

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his controversial

amateur

photographer

in

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hits.

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turns pro

in

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1997. Rodman is
suspended for up to

professional, including a deal

million.

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driver Terry Labonte

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games without pay,
costing him more than

championship with a

total of

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fifth in

$25,000

fine to

to

the

NBA, as

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reported

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race, the

Napa 500,

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settlement with the
photographer.

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in

Alomar is suspended for
five games, deferred to

1997

season,

Favre. the

beat the

baseman Roberto

the

New

Super Bowl XXXI at the Louisiana

Superdome.

when

Green Bay Packers

England Patriots 35-21

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is

the Packers'

first

Super Bowl since 1968.

he spits on an umpire
during a heated

argument over a
questionable

call in

the

National League play-offs.

Controversy ensues over
the leniency of the

punishment.

The milestone

is

pitcher Jose Rosado.
golfer to well-endorsed

with Nike worth an estimated

million, in addition

major league

3,000 career

Ctaig Jones Allspi

reached

in

triples

against Kansas City Royals rookie

the transition from exceptional

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wins the women's
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total of

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Michael Johnson

wins the
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caffeine as

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man

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criticism

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allow employees

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