Page 10: Historical Events In April - 03

1988  New Jersey Devils beat Chicago Blackhawks, 4-3 in OT, to clinch their 1st ever playoff spot.   

1988  Somalia and Ethiopia sign accord about Ogaden desert   

1988  Milton A Caniff, US cartoonist (Terry and the Pirates), dies at 81.   

1989  "Sunrise" a Gannett newspaper begins publishing for the Bronx   

1989  51st NCAA Men's Basketball Champion Michigan beats Seton Hall 80-79 (OT).   

1989  Mets win 11th consecutive home opener 8-4 over St Louis at Shea Stadium.   

1989  Norman Woolard, actor (Guilty, Saul and David, Medeleine), dies at 79   

1990  Katharine Balfour, actress (Love Story), dies of ALS at 69   

1991  "Penn and Teller - Refrigerator Tour" opens at Eugene O'Neill NYC.   

1991  12th Emmy Sports Award presentation.   

1991  Bo Jackson signs 1-year contract with Chicago White Sox   

1991  Thomas Bos skates world record 3 km (3 65.16)   

1991  In this year, UN Security Council formally adopts Gulf War truce resolution   

1991  Graham Greene, Brit writer (3rd Man, Our man in Havana), dies at 86.   

1992  1st exhibition game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards-Baltimore Orioles beat New York Mets.   

1992  inaugural five coed recruit companies from Orlando, FL Naval Training Center granduate   

1992  Lloyd "Slim" Andrews, actor (Buf Bill in Tomahawk Territory), dies   

1993  Alexander Mnouchkine, French movie producer (Professional), dies at 83.   

1994  13th NCAA Women Basketball Championship North Carolina beats Louisiana Tech 60-59.   

1994  1st roster of Silver Bullets (all-female pro baseball team) announced   

1994  6th Seniors Golf Tradition Ray Floyd   

1994  Betty Furness, actress/news consumer reporter (WNBC), dies at 78.   

1995  57th NCAA Men's Basketball Champion UCLA Bruins beats Arkansas 89-78.   

1995  Howard Stern gets in trouble for disparaging remarks about Selena.   

1995  David Alexander Reginald Herbert, writer, dies at 86   

1996  South Australia grab exciting draw vs Western Australia to win Sheffield Shield   

1996  St Francis Fighting Saints scores college baseball run record 71-1.   

1996  Carl Stokes, 1st black mayor of a major US city (Cleve), dies.   

1997  "Dream-Johnny Mercer Musical", opens at Royale NYC for 109 performance.   

1998  World Ice Dance Figure Skating Championship in Minneapolis MN; Russians Anjelika Krylova and Oleg Ovsyannikov win.   

2000  62nd NCAA Men's Basketball Championship at RCA Dome Indianapolis   

2007  Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko dissolves the Ukrainian Parliament following defections that increased the majority of his opponents. It has been nicknamed the "Second Orange Revolution"   

2009  In this year, Auralia formally formally adopts e United Nations Declaration on e Rights of Indigenous Peoples   

2012  Spanish unemployment reaches record high, youth unemployment stands at 50%   

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1151  Igor svyatoslavich: Ukrainian prince   

1245  Philips iii: The stout, king of france (1270-85)   

1367  Henry iv: Bolingbroke lincolnshire, king of england (1399-1413)   

1438  John iii van egmont: [manke john], viceroy of holland   

1485  Lieven van der maude [ammonius]: South netherland poet   

1529  Michael neander: German mathematician and astronomer   

1569  Giovanni battista massarengo: Composer   

1593  George herbert: English metaphysical poet (5 mystical songs)   

0033  Christ: Crucified (according to astronomer humphreys & waddington)   

0628  Death of Chosroes ii: Emperor of persia (579..628), murdered by his son   

0963  William iii: Duke of aquitaine (b. 915)   

1287  Death of Honorius iv: [giacomo savelli], italian pope (1285-87),   

1350  Death of Eudes iv: Duke of burgundy (b. 1295)   

1512  Death of Richard pafraet: Dutch printer,   

1525  Giovanni rucellai: Italian poet (le api),   

1581  Huibert duifhuis: Roman catholic pastor (rotterdam/utrecht),