Maxwell's Private Company File for Bankruptcy - December 1991

It was reported, December 3, that Spanish pathologists had concluded that Robert Maxwell, the publisher, had suffered a heart attack before he fell off his yacht and died in November. They ruled out foul play. The Mirror Group, a Maxwell property, announced, December 3, that it was investigating loans and asset transfers from the company's pension fund to companies that Maxwell controlled. On December 4, Britain's Serious Fraud Office began a similar inquiry. On December 5, Maxwell's sons, Ian and Kevin, sought bankruptcy protection in Britain for Maxwell's privately owned companies. Also on December 5, the New York Daily News, another part of the Maxwell empire, filed for bankruptcy in the U.S.

U.N. Imposes Sanctions on Yugoslavia - May 1992

The U.N. Security Council attempted to stop the bloodshed in Yugoslavia. On May 1, Serbian forces began shelling Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia-Herzegovina, and also seized many towns within the secessionist republic. Hundreds of people were killed. The federal army, dominated by Serbs, singed a truce with the Bosnian government, May 5, A cease-fire took effect, May 13, but it didn't last long. To convey its concern, the U.S. government, May 20, revoked the U.S. landing rights of the Yugoslav national airline. Sec. of State James Baker announced, May 22, that Yugoslav consulates in New York City and San Francisco would be closed and that Yugoslav military attaches based in Washington would be expelled. On May 22, the U.N. General Assembly admitted as U.N. members the former republics of Croatia, Slovenia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. On May 27, the European Community imposed a trade embargo on Yugoslavia. On May 29 and 30, Serbian forces shelled Sarajevo and the Croatian port city of Dubrovnik. The U.N. Security Council, May 30, approved, 13-0, broad new sanctions against Yugoslavia. The U.N. resolution demanded an end to the fighting and to all interference in Bosnia by Yugoslavia. The resolution authorized a ban on all exports to Yugoslavia except food and medical supplies, and a global ban on imports from Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia's foreign assets were frozen and commercial contacts halted. Serbian Pres. Slobodan Milosevic denied, May 31, that Yugoslavia had committed any aggression against Bosnia.

Chicago TV Flashback - April 4-5, 1977

WBBM channel 2 TV schedule for Monday, April 4, 1977

Morning

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6a - Sunrise Semester

6:30a - It's Worth Knowing

7a - CBS Morning News (1 hour)

8a - Captain Kangaroo (1 hour)

9a - Double Dare

9:30a - The Price is Right (1 hour)

10:30a - Love of Life

10:55a - CBS Newsbreak with Douglas Edwards

11a - Young and the Restless

11:30a - Search for Tomorrow

Afternoon

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Noon - Lee Phillip Show

12:30p - As the World Turns (1 hour)

1:30p - Guiding Light

2p - All in the Family

2:30p - Match Game '77

3p - Tattletales

3:30p - Dinah! (1 hr, 30 min)

5p - Channel 5 News at 5

5:30p - CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite

Evening

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6p - Channel 2 News at 6 (1 hour)

7p - It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown (Special)

7:30p - The Jungle Book: Rikki-Tikki-Tavi (Special)

8p - Maude (5th season finale)

8:30p - All's Fair

9p - The Andros Targets (1 hour)

10p - Channel 2: The 10 O'Clock News

10:30p - Kojak (1 hr, 10 min)

11:40p - New Healers

12:10a - First Edition

12:25a - The Late Show: Hauser's Memory (1 hr, 55 min)

Early Tuesday, April 5, 1977

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2:20a - The Late Show II: Coast of Skeletons (1 hr, 55 min)

Chicago TV Flashback - September 14-15, 1987

WGN channel 9 TV schedule for Monday, September 14, 1987

Morning

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5a - Laverne & Shirley

5:30a - Faith 20

6a - The Muppet Show

6:30a - M.A.S.K.

7a - The Bozo Show (1 hr, 30 min)

8:30a - Heathcliff

9a - Incredible Hulk (1 hour)

10a - The Waltons (1 hour)

11a - Geraldo (1 hour)

Afternoon

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Noon - Newscope (1 hour)

1p - Rhoda

1:30p - Phyllis

2p - Welcome Back, Kotter

2:30p - Bugs Bunny and Friends

3p - Ghostbusters

3:30p - Smurfs' Adventures

4p - G.I. Joe

4:30p - Transformers

5p - Good Times

5:30p - The Jeffersons

Evening

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6p - Benson

6:30p - Baseball: Cubs v. New York Mets at Shea Stadium (2 hrs, 30 min)

9p - 10th Inning

9:30p - The Nine O'Clock News

10p - INN News with Morton Dean

10:30p - Trapper John, M.D. (1 hour)

11:30p - WGN Presents: We of the Never Never (2 hrs, 30 min)

Early Tuesday, September 15, 1987

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2a - Laverne & Shirley

2:30a - INN News with Morton Dean (Rebroadcast)

3a - The Late Movie: Hell in the Pacific (1 hr, 50 min)

4:50a - Five Minutes to Live By

Full boxscore: https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/NYN/NYN198709140.shtml

The official winning numbers in the Illinois State Lottery's Daily Game and Pick 4 were 5-6-0 and 0-2-4-0.