Accords of Oslo
The United States helps mediate the Hebron Protocol during the final phase of Christopher's tenure
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The United States helps mediate the Hebron Protocol during the final phase of Christopher's tenure
Backs implementation of the Hebron redeployment agreement as the Clinton administration supports the Israeli Palestinian accord.
Backs implementation of the Hebron redeployment agreement.
Announces that Netanyahu and Arafat have reached agreement on Israeli redeployment in Hebron.
Mediates final understandings between Israeli and Palestinian leaders before the Hebron agreement is concluded.
Provides assurances linked to the Hebron Protocol as the United States supervises the final agreement.
Inaugurated as President of the USA, 2nd term
Death of Tom Parker
Hosty donated papers concerning the FBI, Lee and Marina Oswald, the Kennedy assassination, and his Bureau career to the National Archives.
Bowersox commands Discovery as the second Hubble servicing mission launches to install new instruments and maintain the observatory.
Hawley operates Discovery's robotic arm to capture Hubble and secure the telescope for Servicing Mission 2.
Smith helps install NICMOS, giving Hubble powerful new near-infrared imaging and spectroscopic capability.
Lee helps install the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph, extending Hubble's ability to study spectra across a broad wavelength range.
Harbaugh helps replace a degraded Fine Guidance Sensor and upgrade Hubble's precision pointing capability.
Tanner helps replace a failed Engineering and Science Tape Recorder during the second servicing mission.
Lee helps replace a Data Interface Unit that routes commands and information between Hubble spacecraft systems.
Lee helps replace a reaction wheel assembly used to turn Hubble toward targets and maintain stable pointing.
Smith helps replace a reel-to-reel recorder with a digital solid-state recorder capable of simultaneous recording and playback.
Tanner helps replace electronics that control the positioning of Hubble's solar arrays.
Harbaugh installs new thermal blankets over degraded insulation around Hubble's light shield.
Smith attaches thermal insulation over key Hubble data-processing, electronics and instrument-telemetry areas during the final spacewalk.
Galileo passes within about 586 kilometres of Europa and images additional regions of its fractured icy surface.
Bowersox commands Discovery's return after Hubble is released as a more capable observatory following Servicing Mission 2.
Declared cancer-free
Death of Fred Zinnemann
Galileo conducts another Ganymede encounter, extending surface, plasma and magnetic observations.
Ratifies the Chemical Weapons Convention for the United States after Senate consent.
Galileo returns to Ganymede for another targeted encounter during its primary Jupiter tour.
Hubble spectroscopy maps rapidly moving gas in galaxy M84 and records a clear dynamical signature of a supermassive black hole.
Galileo results indicate Europa has a differentiated interior with a metallic core and rocky mantle.
Spencer leads Hubble observations of an enormous volcanic plume rising hundreds of kilometres above Jupiter's moon Io.
Galileo flies close to Callisto, adding detailed imaging and geophysical measurements of the heavily cratered moon.
Death of Robert Mitchum
Death of James Maitland Stewart
Death of James Stewart
Begins the Advanced Composition Explorer mission carrying instruments that measure the elemental and isotopic composition of solar-wind particles near the Sun-Earth L1 region.
Galileo performs another targeted Callisto encounter late in its primary mission.
Releases Time Out of Mind.
Leads the Genesis proposal selected by NASA to collect solar-wind atoms in space and return the material to Earth for precise laboratory analysis.
Iraq Expels US Weapons Inspectors, President Clinton denounces the action but refrains from military response
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