Journalist testifies he knows who blew up Pan Am 103
In The Hague the Crown closes its case in the Lockerbie bombing trial of Libyans Fhimah and al Megrahi after 72 days and 230 witnesses. Defense plans to seek dismissal while prosecutors prepare closing arguments. The 1988 bombing killed 270, mostly Americans.
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Notable events from 1789 to 1995 summarized
Key moments include NC ratifying the Constitution in 1789, Edison unveiling the phonograph in 1877, Hobart's death in 1899, Rebecca Felton becoming first woman in Senate in 1922, Alaska highway opening in 1942, Verrazano Narrows Bridge debut in 1964, Haynsworth rejection in 1969, Milken's 10 year sentence in 1990, Dayton peace talks in 1995, and France nuclear tests plus the Dow crossing 5000.
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