Decade - 1970s

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He left Chicago because he lost a finger and was no longer able to play the violin.

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Later then we know that ninoy aquino has been a big part in the creation of cpp/npa/ndf.

I think it was on Smithfield St near the Blvd of the Allies and called Jimmy's Post Tavern.

"Groovin'" was originally recorded by The Young Rascals in 1967, but it was also covered by various artists in the 70s and 80s. Notably, the song was performed by artists like Johnny Harris and the group The Rascals during that time. Its enduring popularity has led to multiple interpretations and recordings in different styles throughout the decades.

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the 1970 bill is the old currency and no longer legal tender. It is worth around 66 cents

early 1970's: 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973

mid-1970's: 1974, 1975, 1976

late 1970's: 1977, 1978, 1979

Rock n roll such an Led Zeppelin

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Cheryl Tiegs, Lauren Hutton, Gia Carangi, Jerry Hall, Beverly Johnson, Janice Dickinson, Naomi Sims, Iman, Type your answer here...

Mr. Goodbody

• Bringing an end to an era of secret wiretapping by the U.S. Justice Department, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled, 8-0, in United States v. U.S. District Court (407 U.S. 297), that the American government did not have the authority to spy, without a warrant, upon private citizens within the United States.[43]On the same day, the Supreme Court upheld professional baseball's antitrust law exemption, in Flood v. Kuhn.[44]
• Airline pilots launched a worldwide 24-hour strike to protest hijacking, but only three U.S. carriers were grounded and one of those resumed flights at midmorning.[45]
• Born: Brian McBride, U.S. soccer player, in Arlington Heights, Illinois; and 0Poppy Montgomery, Australian actress (Without A Trace), in Sydney

frank findlay

Ashmore cafe

I know that the Tailsman Guild filed for section 8 in 1983, they were owned by Klitzner industries which is still trading out of PROVIDENCE and are a mail order company.

they played at queens college. i was there and don't remember any warm up band. me and my brother shook their hands while they were leaving in their limo. i was just 14.

Yes, the Army MP badge is still used. That being said.... in MOST cases, its used for MPI (Military Police Investigations). Last I heard, every MP company/Unit has Badges issued, (Per TOE I think), but seldom issed to indv. MP's. You may see them from time to time on MP's working special functions... ( think presidential, or Congress etc..) The Army still has a Spec Sheet on the badges, for the manufacturer of the badges. I think there are two companes that make them. the Specs have changed slightly over the years, but nothing major. Just a few tweeks on the rounding of the edges, or weight, etc. The "REAL" MP badges are east to spot..... they ALL have the words "GOVT PROPERTY" stamped on the pin atachment on the back of the badge, and ALL have a nmber on the bottom....1 letter, and 4 numbers. (My old one was S0459). I have heard some people talk of the number is the First letter of the last name, and last for of the SSN, but I kind of doubt that, it makes the badge usless for the next guy. And they are controlled items, so they are turned in. MPI is real particulare about the MPI creds, so my guess is that somone working MPI must just be ordering Dups, and putting the numbers they want on it... but not sure. hope this helps.

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inventing oxygen, discovering radium, flying the first airplane, being the queen of England, and being starting quarterback for the 9142-1948 san Diego chargers

In the U.S., the biggest news was the resignation of President Richard Nixon in the aftermath of the Watergate scandal and the convictions of some of his aides. Nixon had refused to release recorded tapes to investigators; the U.S. Supreme Court voted unanimously that he had to release them. The House of Representative Judiciary Committee adopted articles of Impeachment in July. Nixon resigned in August.

President Gerald Ford issued a presidential pardon exonerating Nixon for any crimes he may have committed while in office. Nelson Rockefeller became Vice President.

NASA astronauts returned from a record 84 days in Skylab 4, Mariner 10 investigated Mercury, and Pioneer 11 photographed Jupiter.

Hank Aaron beat Babe Ruth's home run record, UCLA's mens basketball team blew an 88 game winning streak by losing to Notre Dame by 1 point.

The Universal Product Code was created to identify store products. The first word processors appeared, basically typewriters with a primitive computer memory. Volkswagen stopped selling Beetles and started selling Golfs and Rabbits.

The 3-4 million year old skeleton of Australopithicus Afarensis glamour girl "Lucy" was discovered. The first novel bearing the name Steven King was published (Carrie).

A number of political offices changed hands, a lot of people died, a lot of people were born including Christian Bale, Victoria Beckham, Penelope Cruz, Alanis Morissette, Derek Jeeter, Hilary Swank and Ryan Seacrest.

West Ham beat Fulham 2 - 0 in the FA Cup Final.

Barry Manilow's song 'Mandy' went to number one in the charts.

The Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' went to number one and stayed there for nine weeks.

The UK held a referendum on whether to stay in the EEC.

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