33,286 source-backed world facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 98 of 333.
“No members of the emergency services were injured”
“FOLEY made his directorial debut in 1984 with "Reckless."”
“Terry joins up with the Blues squad for pre-season training today”
“Three fire crews spent nearly two hours bringing the blaze under control after being called at 1724 BST.”
“This past July”
“Carlo Ancelotti stated on Monday that his captain would be leaving the club.”
“125 tonnes of timber were damaged in a fire at County Wood.”
“Fourteen people died this week when a United Express turbo-prop and a private plane crashed at a small airport in Quincy, Illinois.”
“at about 1300 BST.”
“Like most of the more than 18,000 airports in the United States, the Quincy airport did not have a control tower.”
“No-one on the bus was injured”
“opening movement of Mozart's Duo for Violin and Viola in G major, K. 423.”
“between 1700 and 2200 BST on Sunday at the site in Melrose Road in Galashiels”
“About the same time conductor Leopold Stokowski has involved in launching the Curtis Institute”
“stolen generator was on a two-wheeled trailer”
“the first of which appeared in 1927”
“at 1810 BST on Friday”
“that would last for more than four decades”
“one person being in the water”
“named last week as one of five of this year's Avery Fisher Career Grant recipients.”
“Oscar-winning actress Jane Fonda has been presented with the Great Medal of Paris for her contribution to the city's art and culture.”
“The coveted $10,000 awards are intended to help young musicians further their careers.”
“The 72-year-old star said at a ceremony in the French capital that she considered it 'like a second home'”
“In the 1960's THE BAND got it's start backing Bob Dylan.”
“Fonda was given the award by Paris mayor Bertand Delanoe during the Paris Cinema Festival”
“They went on their own in 1968 with 'Music From Big Pink.'”
“The actress is currently in the city making her first French language film for 50 years”
“They're two thirds of the rock group Crosby, Stills, and Nash.”
“A white Ford Fiesta was taken from a driveway in Old Hollow, Malvern, at about 0345 BST.”
“The trio is celebrating their 21st year together with a 70 city concert tour and a new album, called 'Live It Up.'”
“A few minutes later, the car crashed into the front of Miscellany Antiques in nearby Cowleigh Road.”
“Sixty four years ago, an organized mob of more than 10,000 white men and women dragged CAMERON and two other black teenage men from a jail cell in Marion, Indiana.”
“Two men stole various items and jewellery then ran off towards North Malvern Road.”
“The mob mercilessly beat the three young men.”
“The thieves are believed to have escaped in a second car.”
“They lynched two.”
“rain and high winds last week had prevented the installation of electrical equipment.”
“In 1984, he recounted this experience in his memoir "A Time of Terror" (Available now from Black Classic Press).”
“After two disappointing performances against the USA and Algeria”
“Then in 1988, CAMERON founded the Black Holocaust Museum in Milwaukee.”
“two members of the public”
“The year in classical music, 1995:”
“Four fire crews were called to a third floor fire which broke out above the Coach and Horses on Upper Parliament Street at about 1254 BST.”
“In 1989, SPILLANE wrote his first Mike Hammer story in 19 years.”
“No-one was injured during the incident and firefighters were damping down at the scene.”
“first published in 1950”
“A 15-year-old boy has been stabbed”
“He's written ten novels staring Manhattan private eye Matt Scudder.”
“Timothy Darby, 37, died in Wakefield's Pinderfields Hospital a week after the fire in the office at Advanced Taxis in Abbeydale Road on 5 November.”
“Chairman of the California Arts Council for eight years”
“An 80-year-old woman has died in a house fire in Carnoustie.”
“active in San Francisco street theater during the 1960's”
“Tayside Fire and Rescue were called to the blaze at Panmure Street at about 0415 BST.”
“returned to acting in films during the 1980's”
“The brigade said the woman, who has not been named, was the sole occupant of the property.”
“REBROADCAST FROM 9/6/90”
“No-one was injured”
“He does a reading from his 1990 book, "Spider" (Poseidon).”
“20.75-mile (33-km) line”
“His latest book is 'Doctor Haggard's Disease' (Simon & Schuster), from 1993.”
“Danni Wyatt-Hodge (England) - 282 runs”
“Martin has declared June 24 the start of 'National Civility Week'”
“Tazmin Brits (South Africa v Netherlands) - 114*”
“Since 1978, millions of readers have referred to the nation-wide distribution of the 'Miss Manners' column to check their own civility”
“Chamari Athapaththu (Sri Lanka v Ireland) - 106*”
“Martin has written seven other books”
“Danni Wyatt-Hodge (England v Sri Lanka) - 105*”
“New Wave artists appeared in the late 50s.”
“Shemaine Campbelle (West Indies v New Zealand) - 90*”
“Lumiere Institute's celebration of 100 years of motion pictures.”
“Danni Wyatt-Hodge (England v New Zealand) - 89*”
“His first album, 'Soul Makossa,' was a big hit in 1973.”
“Danni Wyatt-Hodge & Nat Sciver-Brunt (both England) - 94”
“(Knopf 1995)”
“Pakistan suffer three different run-outs to gift Australia easy wickets”
“"Running the Amazon" was a 1989 New York Times best-seller.”
“Aaliyah Alleyne (West Indies), Sophie Ecclestone (England), Kathryn Bryce (Scotland), Sophie Molineux (Australia) - 8”
“who had intended to demonstrate his survival skills in the wilderness in 1992 but instead starved to death.”
“Deepti Sharma (India v Pakistan) - 5-10”
“who walked into the Alaskan wilderness with nothing but a .22 caliber rifle and a ten-pound bag of rice.”
“Sree Charani (India v Natherlands) - 4-19”
“1996 Pulitzer Prize Winner”
“Freya Kemp (England v Sri Lanka) - 4-22”
“1996 PEN/Faulkner Award Winner”
“Aaliyah Alleyne (West Indies v New Zealand) - 4-27”
“at the age of 78”
“Aaliyah Alleyne (West Indies v Scotland) - 3-11”
“Etta Baker is credited with helping to spark the folk music revival of the 1960s”
“this Thursday the National Endowment for the Arts will honor Baker and other artists as living national treasures for contributions made to America's folk heritage”
“Franz Joseph Haydn wrote six masses for the wife of Prince Esterhazy.”
“The third of these was originally known as the 'Mass in Time of Anxiety.'”
“He died this week at the age of 86, from cancer.”
“He spent fifty years with The New York Times.”
“He began as a reporter in London in 1940, covering the war.”
“He retired in 1989 at the age of 80.”
“In 1991 he wrote a new memoir, called Deadline (Random House).”
“last week”
“50th anniversary of his death”
“from the 1920s thru the 1970s”
“two-thousand year old story”
