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FEBRUARY 23 - IN THE HISTORY Calender Search
 
2005
Turkey's parliament approved legislation allowing thousands of students thrown out of universities to return, including women who violated the staunchly secular country's ban on Islamic-style head scarves.
2004
Pentagon officials opened a criminal fraud investigation of Halliburton on fuel overpricing in Iraq.
2004
The US Army cancelled a $39 billion Comanche helicopter program after spending $6.9 billion. Boeing and Sikorsky were the main contractors.
2004
US Education Secretary Rod Paige likened the National Education Association, the nation's largest teachers union, to a "terrorist organization" during a private White House meeting with governors. Paige later called it a poor choice of words, but stood by his claim the NEA was using "obstructionist scare tactics" in its fight over the nation's education law.
2004
James Joseph Minder (74) resigned as chairman of Smith & Wessen Holding Corp. following revelations that he had served years in prison for armed robbery in Michigan, where he was once known as the "Shotgun Bandit." (WSJ, 3/8/04
2004
British law changed to allow immigrants to work but not claim most welfare benefits.
2004
Envoys from 6 nations gathered in Beijing for talks on the North Korean nuclear crisis.
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