Decade of Change and Global Events from the 1990s
A compact survey highlights U.S. demographic shifts with a surge in elderly population and rising internet use, alongside major events: Noriega’s drug case in Miami, Mandela’s release, the Happy Land fire, Desert Storm, Dahmer arrest, Clarence Thomas confirmation, Magic Johnson’s HIV retirement, d Aboville’s Pacific crossing, S and L failures with FDIC borrowing, and the Web’s emergence.
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Panama
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Ijan
FBI
Marion Barry
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African National Congress
Nelson Mandela
Capetown
South Africa
Happy Land Social Club
New York
Bronx
Robert Polhuli
Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Bush
United Nations
Iraq
Milwaukee
Jeffrey Dahmer
Senate
Clarence Thomas
Anita Hill
Thomas
Ervin “Magic” Johnson
Gerard d'Aboville
Twaco
Wash
Pacific
Choshi
Japan
Congress
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Year in Review: 1993 Highlights and Global Events
A chronological digest of major 1993 events including the Oklahoma City bombing aftermath, O J Simpson case developments, the Million Man March, Dow surpassing 5000, Clinton era shifts, the Waco siege, LA riots after the Rodney King verdict, NAFTA momentum, Haiti intervention, and notable cultural milestones like Toni Morrison’s Nobel Prize and Schindler’s List acclaim. The timeline also notes disasters, elections, and significant deaths.
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Homa City
FBI
Timothy McVeigh
Los Angeles
Dr. Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
National Mall
Washington
House
White House
National Parks
Timeline of major events from 1997 headlines
A compact digest of notable 1997 events including Tiger Woods Masters win, North Dakota floods, US economic gains and lows, tobacco settlement proposal, Princess Diana death, Clinton investigations and impeachment, Viagra approval, embassy bombings in Africa, Oklahoma City bombing, Clinton reelection, UN relief for refugees, Madeleine Albright, aid to Mexico, Citadel case, Columbine shooting, Kosovo NATO actions, US women's World Cup victory, John Kennedy Jr. crash, and Yankees World Series sweep.
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North Dakota
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Diana
Paris
Janet Reno
Clinton
al Gore
TWA
Long Island
Atlanta
William Jefferson Clinton
Bob Dole
Kansas
Zaire
Madeleine Albright
Senate
Littleton
Colo
Columbine High School
NATO
Serbia
Kosovo
China
John F. Kennedy Jr
Massachusetts
New York Yankees
Atlanta Braves
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Arkansas
Bill Clinton
George Bush
Ross Perot
Subic Bay
Philippines
Somalia
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
World Trade Center
Davidian
Waco
Texas
Vincent Foster
Washington-area
Midwest
Mississippi River
Yitzhak Rabin
Yasser Arafat
Gaza Strip
West Bank
Toni Morrison
Steven Spielberg
Nancy Kerrigan
Tonya Harding
Kerrigan
Richard Nixon
California
Haiti
Raoul Cedras
Jean- Bertrand Aristide
Ten- Chronicle
Navratilova
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Commerce
Ronald Brown
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Chronicle
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Food and Drug Administration
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