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1997
Former Massachusetts Sen. Paul Tsongas (55), who rebounded from cancer to briefly become the Democratic front-runner for president in 1992, died in Boston of pneumonia.
1997
Norwegian Boerge Ousland completed a solo crossing of Antarctica that began Nov 15. He used a parachute and skies to help pull himself across the 1695 miles from Berkner Island to Scott Base.
1997
In Tanzania it was reported that the lion population had fallen by about a third in the Serengeti National park due to distemper in dogs that transmitted up the food chain. More than 1,000 lions had died over the last 2 years.
1996
Lisa Marie Presley-Jackson filed for divorce from Michael Jackson.
1996
Minnesota Fats (82), born as Rudolf Wanderone Jr., billiard hustler, died.
1996
Russian President Boris Yeltsin announced that 82 hostages were freed when his forces wiped out Chechen fighters in Pervomayskaya, ending a weeklong standoff; however, he said 18 other hostages were missing.
1995
The new San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta, opened. It’s cost is $63 million and it’s size is 225,000 sq. ft.
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