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meaning of her name, including the reason for her existence and depicting
that she is the first of her type in a new class of Dock Landing Ship.
The Latin term Sui Generis is literally translated to mean of a particular
kind or first of a class. It is the first ship to be named after the largest city in
Alaska, Anchorage, which is represented by the star on the map.
The ship's mission is to embark, deploy, and land elements of a Marine
Landing Force in an assault by Helos, Landing Craft, Amphibious Vehicles or
by a combination of these methods.
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Commander Iohn A. Read
n California, Virginia, and Rhode Island before entering the U.S. Naval Academy in 1973. HG
was graduated and commissioned as an Ensign in the U.S. Navy in 1977.
In his initial sea assignment 1978-81, Commander Read served as Weapons and Engineering Division Officer billets aboard
USS Chicago QCG 115 USS Carpenter CDD 825 d US
, 5, an S Coral Sea QCF 435. From 1981-84, he was assigned as an instructor of
seamanship, navigation, and sailing at the U.S. Naval Academy
Upon Graduation from Department Head School, Commander Read served as Weapons Officer aboard USS Brook CFFG ll
from 1985-86, and as First Lieutenant aboard USS Frederick fLST 11845 from 1989-90, a part of the first Amphibious Ready
Group on scene for Operation Desert ShieldfDesert Storm. . C
From 1991-94, Commander Read was assigned to the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations QOPNAV5 in Wash1ngl0I1f D' '
as head of, Officer Policy and Programs Branch under the Di t ' ' ' A
rec or of Naval Training QN75. Following that tour, he attended
the Industrial College of the Armed Forces graduatin ' M
Commander Read resided i
, g in ay 1995. In Ianuary 1996, Commander Read assumed command
of USS Anchorage CLSD 365.
Commander Readwaas awarded a Master of Science degree in Management Information Systems from George
Washington University 1n'May 1994. He also holds a Master of Science degree in National Resource Strategy from the
Nauonal Defense Umverslty m,1995' Ccimmfmqer RQHCVS PSrsonal decorations include the lXleritorious Service Medal, the
Navy Commendation Medal with gold star in lieu of second award, and various campaign and service medals. I I
Commander Read is married to the former Ianet Sue Pulliam of Fairfax, Virginia. They ciirrontlx' reside in San Diego wif I
their three children: Iames, Katie, and Rebecca. '
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Commander Paul C. Cassani
Commander Cassani was commissioned in 1976 through the NROTC program at the University of Notre Dame where he
earned a bachelor's degree in Government and International Studies. Following the Surface Warfare Officers Basic Course, he
was assigned to USS ENGLAND fCG-225 as Gunnery Officer, First Lieutenant and Damage Control Assistant.
ln 1979 Commander Cassani re t d t th N
, por e o e aval Military Personnel Command for duty as a Junior Officer ASSigHment
Officer. He was subsequently assigned as a Flag Aide and Administrative Assistant to the Vice Chief of Naval Material. H
Following completion of Department Head school in 1981, he served as Chief Engineer aboard USS Waddell IDDG 247- 9
reported to Destroyer Squadron Thirteen as Material Officer in March 1984.
Commander Cassani attended the Fletcher School of L d D 1987
aw an iplomacy at Tufts University from August 1985 to June
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gr iona ecurity Studies. He attended the command and staff course' at th Naval War College H019
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7 to 1988, studying strategy. He was then assigned to USS McCormick QDDG 83 as Executive Officer. Q
In March 1990, Commander Cassani to the Strategic Concepts Group in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. He
subsequently served in the Current O erations D' ' ' ' ' '
p 1v1s1on of the Plans, Policy and Operations Directorate
Completin the Senior Off' Sh' ' ' '
g icer ip Material Readiness course and Prospective Commanding Officer course in H1119 1993
Commander Cassani was assigned to the staff of Commande A h' ' ' ' ' ' '
r, mp 1b1ous Group Three as the Readiness and Training Off
Commander Cassani was Commanding Officer of the USS Anchorage QLSD 365 from May 1994 to lanuarv 1996- H15 Ferbou
decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Navv Achievement Medal and variOl1S
campaign and service medals. '
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Lieutenant Commander Burke is a native of Salem, MA. He graduated from Southampton College of Long Island University
in 1981. He was commissioned through Officer Candidate School in 1983.
During his initial sea assignment, Lieutenant Commander Burke served as the Comm ' t' Off' d D COHITOI
unica ions icer an amage
Assistant aboard USS San Diego QAFS 65 from 1983-86. From 1986-87, he served as the First Lieutenant aboard USS Sphif1X QARL
245. From 1988-90, he was assigned to Navy Recruiting District Boston as the Officer Programs Manager.
Upon graduation from Department Head School, Lieutenant Commander Burke served as the Chief Engineer aboard USS
Anchorage QLSD 365 from 1991-93 participating in Operation Desert Storm. From 1993-94, he served as the Chief Engineer
aboard USS Comstock CLSD 455. Following, this tour, he was the Steam, Diesel, and Amphibious Engineer Instructor at the
Senior Officer Shipboard Material Readiness course in Newport, Rhode Island. In 1996, Lieutenant Commander Burke becamf
the Executive Officer aboard USS Anchorage QLSD 365.
Awards include the NavyfMarine Corps Commendation Medal with gold star in lieu of fifth award, the NavvfMarine CorpS
Achievement Medal, and various campaign and service medals. '
Lieutenant Commander Burke is married to the former Marylee Hughes of Lynn, MA. They currently reside in San Diego,
CA. ' '
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Lieutenant Commander Michael J. Carlin
Born in Lincoln, Nebraska, Lieutenant Commander Carlin enlisted in the Navy in 1971. After initial training as an aircrew
survival equipmentman, he served the balance of his four year enlistment in patrol Squadron Nineteen, homeport at NAS.
Moffett Field, CA. and achieved the rank of second class petty officer.
Leaving the Navy in 1975, he enrolled in the University of Nebraska, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree
in Criminal justice in 1980. Having maintained his status as a Navy reservist, he applied for and was accepted to Officer
Candidate School at Newport, Rhode Island.
Commissioned in 1981, he attended Surface Warfare Officer School in Coronado, CA. His first shipboard assignment was
aboard the USS Cushing CDD 9855 in San Diego, CA, where he served as the Communications Officer and First Lieutenant.
Lieutenant Commander Carlin was then assigned to Navy Recruiting District, Omaha, as the enlisted programs officer. Upon
completion of that duty, he attended Surface Warfare Officers Department Head School in Newport, and was assigned to the
USS Reasoner CFF 1063i in San Diego as the Operations Officer. Following that, he served as the First Lieutenant aboard the
USS Peoria QLST 11835, also in San Diego.
Transferred to the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, Lieutenant Commander Carlin served initially as a Company
Officer, then as the Performance Officer in the Office of the Commandant of Midshipmen.
Lieutenant Commander Carlin was Executive Officer from December 199-1-March 1996. His personal decorations include four
Navy Commendation Medals, two Navy Achievement Medals, and various campaign and service medals. ln addition to the
Surface Warfare Officers pin, he is authorized to wear the Craftmaster pin and the Recruiting Command pin.
Married to the former Bobbi Bailey of New Boston, Ml. They reside in San Diego, CA. and have two children: Michelle and
Richard.
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Machinist's Mate Master Chief CSW5 Douglas P. Tibbitts
MMCMCSW5 Tibbitts resided in Marin County, CA before enlisting in 1976. After a short tour aboard the USS Robert A.
Owens QDD 8275, he became a qualified Nuclear Power Plant Operator, graduating from Nuclear Power School, Orlando,
Florida and Nuclear Power Training Unit, Ballston Spa, New York in 1978.
He has served aboard the USS Truxton QCGN 355, USS Carl Vinson QCV 705, and USS Dixon QAS 375 as a Nuclear Power Plant
Operator, M-Division Leading Petty Officer, and leading submarine Nuclear Repair Planner. He also did two tours as a
Prototype Instructor and Mechanical Systems Maintenance Manager at the Nuclear Power Training Unit, Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Master Chief Tibbitts reported aboard the USS Anchorage QLSD 365 as the Command Master Chief in August 1994. He U
established the LANDMARK NINE DUTY SECTION for the crew. As DCCT leader, he helped the ship set new records duflng
OPPE and FEP. He spends countless hours counseling personnel in personal and professional development.
Awards include the Navy Commendation Medal with gold star in lieu of third award, the Navy Achievement Medal with
gold star in lieu of third award, and various campaign and service medals. Master Chief Tibbitts is also the recipient of the
COMNAVAIRPAC Engineering Supervisor of the Year and many citations from the Navy and civilian nuclear power
authorities during his career.
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parliament vvith one million
square feet of silver fabric
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a woman whose life is threatened
by a collapsed lung.
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rulers free the country's most
famous political prisoner, Daw
Aung San Suu Kyi, leader ot the
pro-democracy movement and
Nobel peace laureate, after six
years of house arrest.
ge fliSt Urs- lilresidentto visit Northern Ireland,
resident Clinton receives a warm Christmas
Welcome for his show of supportfor ea D
Irish Protestants and Catholics. D Ce etween
V 'Ulr,lCane Marilyn intlicts millions of dollars of
fQ-:,d15l0i2tge inthe Virgin Islands in September Winds
up to 127 miles per ho '
homes on St- Thomasur severely damage half the
ope blooms tor peace in Bosnia when Bosnia's President
lzetbegovic tleftl shakes hands with Serbia's President Milosevic
on theiopening day of the November cease-fire talks in Dayton, Ohio.
Croatia's President Tudjman looks on. The ensuing Paris peace
agreement of December sends 60,000 NATO peacekeeping troops to
the war-torn country.
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In November, the Republic of
Ireland narrowly passes a
referendum calling tor an end
to the country's 1937
constitutional ban on divorce.
While competing in an
international balloon race in
September, two hot air
balloonists, one English and
one American, are shot down
when their balloon floats off
course over Belarus. The
Belarussian army sees the
balloon as a security threat and
fires without warning. The
balloonists fall to their death.
IVlore than four years after
Desert Storm, lraq's President
Saddam Hussein remains in
power, though two of his
sons-in-law detect to Jordan
on August 8 and call lor
Hussein's overthrow.
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shocks Buckingham Palace with
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Russian figure skater Sergei
Grinkov, 28, collapses and dIGS
from a heart attackdurrng
practice with his wrte-partner
Ekaterina Gordeeva on
November 20. The pair WON TWO
Olympic gold medals and four
world pairs titles.
revel PVOJIOCOI' She mscusies Ser Leeson is arrested in Germany
marriage to unfa'tmuI hug an 9 in lVlarch 1995 for fraud, forgery,
Prince Charles, herstruggle with and breach-of-trust Leeson
depression and bulimia, and an 1-32 ml- I
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surrrwd and Sympal V- errrrsn bank.
San Francisco sewer line
bursts under pressure
from battering rarnstorms.
creating a monster sinkhole
that swallows a S2-million
house inthe Sea Cliff district,
One-hundred-mile-per-hour
wirids knock out power to
tens of thousands of homes
and nearly blow a truck off the
Bay Bridge,
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hree days of drenching rains in the Pacific
Northwest swell rivers to overflowing, caus-
ing severe flooding in Washington in December.
ln the town of Carnation, a pastor conveys a
woman to dry land with a wheelbarrow.
promotes African-American mf Domg Sigma
umtj, tligruty and family values
U S Senator Bob Packwood of
Oregon resgns on September 7,
the day after the Senate EITTICS
Committee noted unanimeusl, to
expel him for sexual misconduct
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The nation comes to a standstil
on October 3 as more than 150
million people watch live TV
coverage of the outcome ofthe
nine-monthvlong trial of the
century After less than four
cours of deliberation the tgp!
finds former football star OJ
Simpson cet guilty of the
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conservative revolutionary,
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Gingrich slumps in popularity,
tainted by the government
shutdown, his stalled Contract
With America, and investigations
into his political action com-
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the national 55-mile-per-hour
highway speed limit, enacted in
1974 during the oil embargo.
The legislation allows states to set
their own limits. On Montana
highways, speed limits are
eliminated completely.
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June 8, six days after his plant
is shot down over Bosnia,
O'Grady survived on insects,
plants, and rainwater.
Two-thousand volunteer
firefighters battle a faglnlgland
wildfire in eastern I-009 ln '
New York, for three Gals' a
August. The fire, followlllgs
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of the U.S. Supreme Court from
1969 to 1986, dies in June at
age 87. Though appointed by
President Richard Nixon, he
ordered Nixon to turn over
tapes in the Watergate hearings
that effectively ended the
president's career.
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court order to turn the child over
to his biological parents.
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. President and Congress fail to agree on how to balance the
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mail bombs that have killed 3 allegedly caused by H POOIW
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under NATO command beside
40,000 European allies, face
the task of keeping peace
among the country's warring
Serbs, Croats and Muslims.
The State of South Carolina
sentences Susan Smith to life
in prison for the drowning
murder of her two young sons
in 1994.
An anonymous donor sends
St. Jude's Children's
Research Hospital in Memphis
S1 million in the form of a
winning ticket from McDonald's
November Monopoly
sweepstakes game.
In the wake of a growing
number of random attacks from
assailants with knives and
guns, White House security is
forced to close Pennsylvania
Avenue to traffic.
After allegedly ignoring federal
pollution regulations for years,
General Motors agrees under
threat of an S11-million fine to
recall 500,000 Cadillacs at a
cost of S45 million.
American women celebrate the
75th anniversary of the 19th
amendment to the U.S.
Constitution, which granted
women the right to vote.
Women's suffrage leader Susan
B. Anthony 11820-1 9065 first
organized the fight for suffrage
in 1848.
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clinic. a woman in the Netherlands
gives birth to tvxirt boys, each from
a different father.
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orneni in the birth ofa star in the Eagle Nebula, 7.000 light years
from Earth Light from the young stars nuclear furnace lifts towering
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is born at the Cincinnatt Zoo in emergence of bipedalism back
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melatonin. a naturally occurring
hormone used to induce sleep
and slow the effects of aging,
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pox vaccine. Rarely fatal,
chicken-pox affects 3.7 million
Americans annually.
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, yc.r'o 3,000+year-old tomb in May
that isbelieved to hold the
remains of 52 sons of
Ramses ll, Pharaoh of Egypt.
esearchers announce that
they have isolated a gene in i
mice linked to obesity. Mice
with a mutated OB gene are
injected with the hormone
leptin, resulting in dramatic
weight loss. The public is
tantalized at the prospect of
leptin as a slimming treatment
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human ear under the skin ofa
laboratory mouse. Researchers
hope the procedure will play an
important role in the future of
transplant surgery.
fl ivals in space become e e '
in space after the
Wlstoric dockinQ of the U-S'
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Huggins Mirspace station on
JUn929, Astronaut Robert
Gibson lin redl greets
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Ugmonaut Vladimir Dezhurov.
, uyers rush to stores for the
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system Windows 95, spurred by
Microsoft Corpfs S700-million
publicity barrage and the
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the summer atter filming
many of its scenes inside NASA's
zero gravity plane, which
mimics the weightlessness
astronauts experience in space by
diving into a 23-second freetall.
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After a decadeelongwsearch,
scientists isolate what may be
the most important cancer-
related gene. The defective
gene known as ATM is
associated with cancers of
the breast, colon, lung,
stomach, pancreas and skin,
and may be carried by two
million Americans.
Astronomers using theHubble
Space Telescope observe new
moons orbiting the planet
Saturn, adding at least 2
moons and possibly 4 to
Saturn's previously known
total ot 18.
A team of French and British
explorers believe they have
found an ancient breed of horse
previously unknown to
scientists. In November, the
tour-foot high horse with a
triangular head, which
resembles the vanished horses
of European Stone Age
drawings, is named Riwoche
for its home region in Tibet.
October satellite photographs
show the recent rapid
deterioration of the earth's
ozone layer above Antarctica.
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the U.S. cause the hole in
the atmosphere's protective
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Travolta's motion-picture
comeback inthe 1994 hit Pulp
Frctlon continues with starring
roles in Get Shorty and
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her 75 hardworking years
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scholarship fund for African-
American students at the
University of Southern
Mississippi. For her self-
lessness, she is awarded the
Presidential Citizens Medal.
amela Lee of f'Baywatch fame and husband'
Tommy Lee, Motley Criie drummer, are the life
of the party this year, frequently caught bythe
press engaging in public displays of aftection.
, Q-railblazer Shannon Faulkner lhand to headl
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afiduring hell week. Faulkner singlehandedly
attempted to bust the gender barrier affhe
all-male South Carolina military institution.
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star-making role in SP9?d A
the gentle romance While if
Were Sleeping- BU 0Ck,S
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'Ca is disappointed in its high hopes for Colin Powell's 1996
mmdential candidacy. At the close of his whirlwind book tour for
preslrican Journey, the General and his wife Alma announce in
mmierthat he will not seek the Republican nomination.
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s12i'gN09d, able to command
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based 6 Scarlet Letten loosely
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for his You Might Be A Redneck
lt.. jokes, Georgia-born stand-up
comic and author Jeft Fokvvoflhy
gets his own ABC sitcom in
which he plays himself.
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by taking control of his school
bus after the driver suffered a stroke.
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star Ellen 0eGeneres makes
the best-seller list with her book
My Point...And I Do Have One.
Sandra Johnson, Retna
hristopher Reeve, in a
wheelchair and hooked up to
'a portable respirator, appears
with his wife, Dana, at the
American Paralysis Associations
annual gala on November 9,
less than five months after a fall
from a horse left him almost
totally paralyzed.
Miss Oklahoma Shawntel Smith
is crowned Miss America on
September 16. During the
broadcast of the 75th pageant,
viewers phone in their votes to
retain the swimsuit competition.
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Calvin Klein's provocative CK
Jeans campaign causes an
uproar in August, bringing
nasty headlines, threats of
retailer boycotts and an FBI
investigation. The scandal only
seems to help sales.
Michael Jackson and Lisa
Marie Presley announce their
divorce almost a year after
their surprise marriage. The
tabloids have a field day
speculating about the reasons
for the marriage twas it a cold-
hearted career move?J as well
as the causes for the break-up
twas he after Elvis' tortune?i.
Breaking the Surface, the
autobiography of Greg
Louganis, former U.S. 0lympic
gold-medal diver who revealed
earlier that he has AIDS, debuts
at No. 2 on the best-seller list.
Popcorn magnate Orville
Redenhacher, who transformed
popping corn into a gourmet
item, dies on September 19
from heart failure.
Two Chinese women set a new
Guiness world record in
November by living in a room
for 12 days with 888 poisonous
snakes. The previous world
record, set in Singapore in
1987, was 10 days with
200 snakes.
John F. Kennedy, Jr., is
cofounder and editor-in-chief of
George, a glossy new magazine
covering American politics.
Hounded all his life by the press,
Kennedy joins their ranks,
contributing a feature interview
to each issue.
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Kilmer in the title role and
Chris D'Donnell as Robin.
hecnrnes the third Batman
rriovie and the stirrtiiieis top-
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After an unpromising start,
Conan D'Brien quietly gains
popularity as host ol NBC's Late
Nightf' a slot pre-.fiotrsly titled bm
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current shox. on CBS slo'.'.l,i
loses vie,-,ters
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Whitney Houston stars inthe
December lilm release, Waiting
to Exhale adapted from Term
t.tct.1illan's best-selling novel
about the lilies ot tour middle-
class African-American .women
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acclaimed for his performances
in films Crimson Nde and Devil
in a Blue Dress, receives highest
praise from the City ot L03
AVlQeIes, which honors him with
the tilartin Luther King, Jr.,
A.-.rard tor his philanthropic work
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series My So-Called Lite,
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big screen in How to Make an
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Roadster in Goldeneye, the latest and, some
say, best James Bond movie.
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to the silver screen: Clueless, based on
Austen's novel Emma, and Sense and Sensibility
and Persuasion.
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performance as a detective 08
the trail ot a serial killer wl105en
murders are based OH the SEV
deadly sins.
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draw iiioh ratings throughout 1995 thanks to
its dramatic realism and the appeal of handsome
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li0lJular comic strip Calvin and King signs a deal with Signet
Wines, cartoonist Bill books to release his upcoming
atterson retiree in Deeember, story, The Green Mile, as a
paperback series.
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Fox TV's The X Filesn stars
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who investigates supernatural
phenomena. The show beC0iii6S
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television network in luly.
oy Story is the worlds first
entirely computer-animated
film. Released by Disney during
the Christmas season, it features
the voices of Tom Hanks, Tim
Allen, and Don Ftickles.
im Carrey earns S20 million for the starring
.role in the comedy Ace Ventura: When
,Nature Calls, a sequel to the extraordinarily
fpopular Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.
he popular NBC TV series Friends returns
fora second highly rated season. Its
runaway success inspires less successful
imitations by other networks.
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MTV introduces Singled Out,
an over-the-top dating game
show where contestants ask
random, pointless questions of
a crowd of suitors, sight
unseen, until the zany answers
have eliminated all but that
one perfect love match.
According to a Roper Youth
Poll, the two hottest TV shows
among teens this season are
the daytime soap Days of Our
Lives and the evening soap
Melrose Place.
The Jon Stewart Show, a
late-night talk show aimed at
Generation X, fails to catch on.
During the final taping, host
Stewart says, To all those
people who said my show
wouldn't last, I have only one
thing to say. Good call.
Devoted fans will not be denied
another season of NBC's sitcom
Seinfeld after all. Creator Jerry
Seinfeld decides to keep his
show about nothing
, going for an
. eighth season.
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Beatles Anthology, the video
releases of A Hard Days Night
and Helplarid the album
collection Anthology featuring
Dreriouslf unreleased material
lues Traveler emerge lrgni
the underground scene to
widespread popularity with llwr
album Four and the single
Run-Around.
leveland-based rap group
to the top of the charts with
some old-fashioned harmoniziniz
on the album E. 7999 Eternal
oko Ono and Little Richard
join a host of celebrities at
the opening ofthe glitzyllock-
and-Roll Hall of Fame and
Museum in Cleveland on
September l.
The chart-topping movie .
soundtrack Darl99f0U5 'mfs
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according to Billboard mall
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H th S le movie soundtrack Kiss Froma
ive dedicate their single
Lightning Crashes to 1
victims ot the Oklahoma City
bombing. The rock bands
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three hitsinglesg Billboard Music
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ofthe Year.
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release their epic double album M ll '
lm7nite Sadness to critical and publicitccclaghwe and me
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llz sound as guitarist and lead singer in the Foo
kii flantas TLC is honored at the Fighters, an alternative rock band that enjoys three
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three musical acts in U.S. history
outsell country music icon Garth
Brooks: the Beatles, the Eagles,
and Billy Joel.
ariah Carey's Daydream
sells over 5 million copies.
taking number-one spot on the
Billboard album chart. Carey
performs with Boyz ll Men on
the hit single One Sweet Day.
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Ft.E.M.'s summer tour is
interrupted by medical
emergencies tor three ol the
hand's tour memtJers.iThe tour,
their tirst in tive years, is
eventually completed with all
members in good health.
ln October, David Bowie and
Nine Inch Nails wrap up the
U.S. portion ot Bowie's world
tour. At each show, Bowie and
Trent Fleznor's band play a set
together. ln December, Bowie
tours Europe with Morrissey as
his opening act.
The Fted Hot Chili Peppers tone
down their trademark
bawdiness in their newest
album, Une Hat Minute.
Selena, the 23-year-old Tejano
music queen, is gunned down in
Corpus Christi in March 1995 by
Yolanda Saldivar, former
president of her tan club. The
July release of a collection of
Selena's hits, Dreaming of You,
sees some of the fastest sales in
music history.
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beating the heavily favored
Detroit Red Wings in tour
straight games.
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n Super Bowl XXX, the heavily favored
Dallas Cowboys beat the Pittsburgh
Steelers 27-17, Dallas cornerback Larry
Brown ices the game for the Cowboys with
-5 the second ot his two interceptions, and is
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off the tield this season as the
Cleveland Browns NFL franchise
announces its move to Baltimore
and the Houston Oilers announre
their move to Nashville.
n May 1995, Peter Blake's
Team New Zealand in Black
Magic 1 defeats Dennis
Conner's team in Young
America in the first 5-0 sweep
in the 144-year history ol the
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sluggers in baseball hrstofllt mfs
of cancer on August 15. Mant Er
hit 536 home runs in hlS1f3'Vea
career and compiled 3 mme
batting average of .298.
helAtlanta Braves edge the
Cleveland Indians 1-0 in game
six to vvin the World Series on
October 28. Closing pitcher Mark
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ranked number one in the world.
National Basketball Association
referees strike against the league
for much ofthe autumn. Fill-in
officials spark complaints of
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basketball in January 1996.
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when he discovered he was
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Wildcats-long a gridiron
laughingstock-pile up ten
victories in 1995 and go to the
Rose Bowl for the first time
since 1949.
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former world heavyweight
champ Mike Tyson disposes ol
challenger Peter McNeeIey in
89 seconds. Tyson, who in
March finished a three-year iail
term for a rape conviction,
earns 325 million for the
August boxing match.
Pete Sampras, winner of the
1995 men's singles
championships at Wimbledon
and the U.S. Open, ends the
professional tennis season with
a number-one world ranking.
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and still learning to speak
English, L.A. Dodgers pitcher
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