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On This Day In History
Displayed is Thursday, July 2
In 1995:
Rose Tattoo closes at Circle in the Square NYC after 80 perfs16th US Seniors Golf OpenMichelle McGann wins Youngstown-Warren LPGA Golf ClassicThailand
In 1994:
101st Wimbledon Womens Tennis37 dies in US Air DC-9 crash in NCJohn Wayne Bobbitt and Kristina Elliot arrested for domestic batteryRichard Johnson takes Oct-45 for Middlesex against DerbyshireUS Air DC-9 crash in NC, 37 killed
In 1993:
Boat sinks at Bocaue Philippines, 325 dieF-28 crashes at Sorong Irian Barat, 41 dieKansas Royals rename stadium Ewing Kaufman Stadium after founderMoslem fundamentalists in Sivas Turkey, set hotel on fire, kill 36NY Met Anthony Young loses a record 25th straight game (goes to 27)Pope John Paul II hospitalized for Cat Scan test
In 1992:
Braniff Airlines goes out of business
In 1991:
Riot at Guns N Roses concert in St Louis
In 1990:
Imelda Marcos and Adnan Khashoggi found not guilty of racketeeringPanic in tunnel of Mecca
In 1989:
10th US Seniors Golf Open17th du Maurier Golf Classic
In 1988:
95th Wimbledon Womens Tennis
In 1987:
Jim Eisenreich, comeback after nervous disorder in 1984
In 1986:
Lindsay Lohan was bornAfter 14 wins, Roger Clemens suffer his 1st loss of yearGeneral strike against Pinochet regime in ChileSupreme Court upholds affirmative action in 2 rulings
In 1985:
Andrei Gromyko appointed president of USSREuropean Space Agency launches Giotto (Halleys Comet Flyby)
In 1983:
Michelle Branch was born90th Wimbledon Womens Tennis
In 1982:
Larry Walters using lawn chair and 42 helium balloons, rose to 16,000Soyuz T-6 returns to Earth
In 1980:
Grateful Deads Bob Weir and Mickey Hart are arrested for incitementJulie Marie Bryan, 18, of Georgia, crowned Americas Young Woman of Yr
In 1979:
Susan B Anthony dollar is issued, 1st US coin to honor a woman
In 1978:
Pitcher Ron Guidry sets Yankee record of 13-0 start
In 1977:
91st Wimbledon Mens Tennis
In 1976:
83rd Wimbledon Womens TennisFormal reunification of North and South VietnamSupreme Court rules death penalty not inherently cruel or unusual
In 1974:
Fernando Mameda of Portugal sets record for 10,000 m (27
In 1973:
James R Schlesinger, ends term as 9th director of CIANation Black Network begins operation on radio
In 1972:
Fiddler on the Roof closes at Imperial Theater NYC after 3242 perfs27th US Womens Open Golf Championship won by Susie Maxwell BerningBob Seagren pole vaults world record 5.63mIndia and Pakistan sign peace accord
In 1971:
78th Wimbledon Womens TennisUSSR performs underground nuclear test
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