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America in 1995

Edited by Lisa Casinger -- Home Accents Today, 7/1/2005

  • Jan. 4 Newt Gingrich becomes speaker of the House
  • Jan. 12 Major earthquake kills 5,092 in Kobe Japan
  • Jan. 12 Murder trial against OJ Simpson, begins in LA
  • Jan. 17 Los Angeles Rams announce they are moving to St. Louis
  • Feb. 6 Darryl Strawberry suspended from baseball for 60 days
  • Feb. 15 Population of People's Republic of China hits 1.2 billion
  • Feb. 17 Federal judge allows lawsuit claiming U.S. tobacco makers knew nicotine was addictive and manipulated its levels to keep customers hooked
  • Feb. 28 Denver International Airport opens
  • Mar. 5 Graves of czar Nicholas and family found in St. Petersburg
  • Mar. 7 New York becomes 38th state to have the death penalty
  • Mar. 19 Michael Jordan rejoins Chicago Bulls after 17 months, beats Pacers
  • Mar. 25 Boxer Mike Tyson released from jail after serving 3 years
  • Mar. 27 67th Academy Awards: Forest Gump, Jessica Lange and Tom Hanks win
  • Mar. 28 World's largest bank, Japan's Mitsubishi Bank and Bank of Tokyo merge
  • Apr. 10 New York City bans smoking in all restaurants that seat 35 or more
  • Apr. 19 Truck bomb at Federal Building in Oklahoma City, kills 168
  • Apr. 21 FBI arrested Timothy McVeigh and charge him with Oklahoma City bombing
  • Apr. 30 After 120 years the last 15 A and S department stores close
  • May 16 Japanese police arrest cult leader Shoko Asahara and charged him with nerve-gas attack on Tokyo's subways two months earlier
  • May 20 CBS News fires co-anchor Connie Chung
  • May 22 Laverne and Shirley 20th anniversary reunion special, televised
  • June 16 Batman Forever opens with a record $528 million weekend
  • July 9 Jack Nicklaus wins Golf's British Open (4th to win all 4 majors)
  • July 17 Forbes Magazine announces Bill Gates is the richest man in world ($12.9B)
  • July 22 Susan Smith found guilty of drowning her two children in SC
  • Aug. 4 Darryl Strawberry joins the New York Yankees
  • Aug. 19 After five days Shannon Faulkner quits as 1st woman at the Citadel
  • Aug. 22 FBI agent Lon Horiuchi shoots at Randy Weaver's cabin in Idaho
  • Aug. 24 Windows 95 debuts
  • Sept. 1 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opens in Cleveland, Ohio
  • Sept. 7 Sen Bob Packwood (R-Ore) resigns rather than face expulsion
  • Sept. 26 George magazine debuts, published by John F. Kennedy Jr.
  • Oct. 3 OJ Simpson found not guilty in murder of Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman
  • Oct. 16 Million Man March held in Washington D.C. (over 800,000 black men attend)
  • Nov. 21 Dow Jones closes above 5,000 for 1st time
  • Dec. 10 Worst snowstorm in Buffalo history, 37.9″ in 24 hours (Starting Dec. 9 at 7 p.m., breaks previous record of 25.3″ in 1982
  • Dec. 31 Cartoonist Bill Watterson ends his Calvin and Hobbes comic strip

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