TCBA Yearbook

News of 1992

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Bill Clinton Elected President South Africa Votes to End White Minority Rule A fungus covering 30 acres and weighing 100 tons was found along the Michigan-Wisconsin border. Scientists named the fungus Dick, after a former TCBA member. General Manuel Noriega was found guilty of drug trafficking. Keefer was exonerated. Afghani rebels assumed control of the government, ending the 14-year civil war. Five days of rioting and looting ended on May 3, in one of the most destructive racial disturbances in US history. 52 people died and more than $850 million in damages as a result of the rioting, which broke out when a jury acquitted four white LA police officers on trial for beating black motorist, Rodney King. The beating had been videotaped by a bystander. Hurricane Andrew Battered Florida. Orlando Survived! Superman Dies! Jackie Joyner-Kersee won the gold medal in the heptathlon at the Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. << Previous • Next >>