Milestones

Fri., June 4, 1999

Ten years ago: Hundreds, possibly thousands, of people died as Chinese army troops stormed Beijing to crush the pro-democracy movement.

Five years ago: President Clinton and British Prime Minister John Major paid tribute to the lost airmen of World War II at the American Cemetery in Cambridge, England.

One year ago: A federal judge sentenced Terry Nichols to life in prison for his role in the Oklahoma City bombing.

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