Page 10: Historical Events In January - 23
Sunday, 22 December 2024
1988 Sandinista missiles downed a cargo plane that was dropping U.S.-financed supplies to Contra rebels in southeastern Nicaragua. Four crewmen were killed on January - 23.
1989 On this day in history challenge to "who is a Jew" law filed in Israeli Supreme Court
1989 On January - 23 surrealist painter Salvador Dali dies at age 84.
1990 On January - 23 dean Jones scores twin Test tons vs Pakistan at Adelaide Oval
1990 Albert Collins, guitarist (Lynyrd Skynyrd), dies of pneumonia at 57 on January - 23.
1991 On January - 23 "Seinfeld" debuts on NBC-TV
1991 High-denomination banknotes withdrawn in USSR on January - 23.
1991 World's largest oil spill, caused by embattled Iraqi forces in Kuwait on this day in history.
1992 In Ottawa the Supreme Court of Canada rules that the federal government can conduct environmental reviews on any projects under its jurisdiction on January - 23.
1992 On this day in history freddie Bartholomew, child actor (Kidnapped), dies of emphysema at 67
1993 50th Golden Globes Scent of a Woman, wins on this day in history.
1993 On this day in history convicted diet doc killer Jean Harris was freed, discharged from a New York state hospital after heart surgery and with a grant of clemency from the governor.
1993 Graham Gooch scores his 100th 100, on tour at Cuttack on this day in history.
1993 Indian Airlines B737 crashes art Aurangabad, 61 die on January - 23.
1993 New York Newsday reports Oregon's Senator Bob Packwood sexually harassed 23 women on January - 23.
1993 On January - 23 uS female Figure Skating championship won by Nancy Kerrigan
1993 On this day in history dudley Stevens, entertainer, dies of AIDS at 57
1994 On this day in history worldwide Day for peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina
1994 On January - 23 nikolai Ogarkov, Russian marshal (Flight KAL 007), dies at 76
1995 On this day in history british Columbia blocks Alcan's $1.3-billion (Canadian) Kemano power dam development, citing the threat to its salmon fishery.
1995 On January - 23 defence Minister David Collenette disbands the Canadian Airborne Regiment, effective March 5; after some of its soldiers were found to be involved in the death of a Somali boy during the UN mission
1995 In Toronto Ontario surgeons at The Hospital for Sick Children perform a 17 hour operation to separate Pakistani Siamese twins Hira and Nida Jamal; Nida will died a month later on this day in history.
1995 On January - 23 the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT), a nationally funded watchdog organization, warned Internet users about sophisticated new hacker techniques
1995 Harold Collett Dent, journalist/educationist, dies at 100 on this day in history.
1996 Chris Cairns scores 120, 96 balls, 10x4, 9x6 in Test New Zealand vs Zimbabwe on this day in history.
1996 On January - 23 general Electric threw in the towel in the struggle to keep its Genie online service competitive in the growing battle with the Web. The company announced it would sell the service to Yovelle Renaissance Corporation, which would turn Genie into a Web site.
1996 John Mackin, programmer, dies at 36 on January - 23.
1997 On January - 23 madeline Albright was sworn into office to become the first woman secretary of state.
1998 Pope John Paul II condemns US embargo against Cuba on January - 23.
1999 On January - 23 monica Lewinsky is ordered by a federal judge to submit to an interview in the impeachment trial of U.S. President Bill Clinton.
2004 Senate Democrats demanded an investigation of U.S. government dealings with Halliburton Co. following revelations of kickbacks on Iraq contracts on this day in history.
2006 On January - 23 stephen Harper wins the federal election in Canada, forming a minority government.
2009 Dendermonde nursery attack occurred in Dendermonde, Belgium on this day in history.
2012 On this day in history european Union agrees to embargo Iranian oil in protest against Iran's alleged nuclear weapons program
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