Across<\/B>2. <\/B>1984<\/B> Famine in __________ kills hundreds of thousands.
4. <\/B>1970<\/B> 126 runners show up for the first New York ________and run around Central Park four times.
6. <\/B>1992 <\/B>A French court convicts three officials of allowing _____-infected blood to be used in transfusions.
9. <\/B>1999<\/B> An earthquake that kills some 17,000 people and leaves thousands of others homeless devastates eastern _______.
11. <\/B>1974<\/B> ______successfully detonates an atomic bomb and becomes the fifth nuclear power in the world.
13. <\/B>1998 <\/B>To the dismay of many in the Western world, India and ________, historic enemies, conduct independent underground nuclear tests.
16. <\/B>1971<\/B> Masterpiece Theater, All in the Family, and The Electric Company premiere on ___________.
17. <\/B>1989<\/B> Nicolae Ceausescu, brutal military dictator of _________, is overthrown.
18. <\/B>1979<\/B> A nuclear-related accident at _____ ____ ______ in Pennsylvania causes the evacuation of over 100,000 people.
20. <\/B>1988 <\/B>King Hussein of _______renounces control of the West Bank in favor of the PLO.
21. <\/B>1991<\/B> Operation ______ ______ begins February 24, with an invasion of Iraq and Kuwait under the leadership of General Norman Schwarzkopf.
25. <\/B>1980<\/B> Voyager I, a NASA probe, explores _______.
28. <\/B>1986 Electronic games from _________ debut.
29. <\/B>1997<\/B> Leaders of the ________ industry offer to pay $368 billion if numerous states agree to drop lawsuits filed against them.
30. <\/B>1983 <\/B>________ phones make their first U.S appearance in Chicago.
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