Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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It was a year of frustration as President Reagan tried to balance and lower our runaway Inflation and unemployment, He successfully convinced banks to lower their interest rates in 1982. Pope John Paul Il made the first ever Vatican trip to Great Britain on June 11th. Earlier in the year, on May 13th, There was an attempt on the Pope 's life by an enraged Spalnard. The attempt oc- curred while the Pope was lravellng in Portugal. Here the Pape is praying while leaning on his crosier. MAY Q 3 Airplane crashes into apartment building in Bowling Green, Ohio. 4 Argentine warship sunk by British submarine. 13 Pope John Paul II attacked by Spainard while in Por- tugal. 18 Worst flood in Chinese APRIL -Eil- 6 Britain sails to regain the Falkland Islands. 12 New Jersey man triggers Israeli riot in Jerusalem. 16 Argentine warships head for Falklands. Billy Milligan returns to Athens. 20 Ohio State co-ed escapes kidnappers in New Mexi- co. 22 Israel bombs Lebanese coast. 24 John Ashbrook QR - Ohiol dies in midst of Senate race. 27 Bill passed to raise Ohio drinking age to 19. 3 Reagan arrives in Paris for 1 Canada celebrates its economic summit of NATO 115th birthday' allies. 2 Rev. Sun Yung Moon mar- 5 Pope John Paul H makes ries 2,075 couples in Madi- 12 lst Journey to G. Britain. Almost one million protes- ters rally in Central Park to demand a nuclear weap- ons freeze. son Square Garden. 5 Dominican Republic Presi- dent Antionio Guzman dies. 8 A former congressional 14B't'h 14 Flkld l k saggy. kills S50 near H. Isllhhiis. rec mm a an S555 iiyscfeiie aflmiaif . ' . , 21 Jury finds John W. Hink- three pages into having 24 Chlcago hotel me kms 4' ley Jr. not guilty tof homosexual relations. mlures 143 , , , shooting President Rea- 10 A Pan Am World Airways 28 US- pmwdes Brltam Wlth ganl, by reason of insan- jetliner crashes in a subur- weaporfs' . . ity. ban New Orleans subdivi- 29 Worlds Fqfllr opens m 25 A. Haig resigns as Sec. of sion killing 153. Knoxvlue' ennessee' Slate- 12 Intruder climbs into a win- dow of Buckingham Palace and has a morning chat AUGUST 'Q with the Queen. , . 13 Federal agents begin 1 ggis crash in France kills search for John Demjanjuk ' of Seven Hills, Ohio, lac- 2 gownpoui gg,USig,Sg90.-000 cused of participating in 12 Aamagfla gf ds dam t the World War II genocide mor enry OH a les 3 of Jewsl, after he misses age Sevemyseven' . his deportation hearing. 17 Wall Sifeel has l?US1?St 20 Senate sets to work on big- day In h1St0l'Y 35 fallmg ln' gest tax increase in histo- Q-Jefffsi Fates Create 3 . uying spree. 21 ge, explodes in Londolfs 27 U.S. Marines land in Beirut Hyde park leaving 3 mass to oversee evacuation of of dead horses and sol- PLO- ' diers- 30 Actress Ingrid Bergman 30 PLO agrees to leave Bei- dies- FUI. International Events Campus Life

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