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Driving down the price of gold was among proposed U.S. sanctions against this country |
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His play "The Jeweller's Shop" opened in London 3 days before he paid a papal visit to Great Britain |
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His wife, Safia, has been quoted as saying "If I thought he was a terrorist, I would not stay with him" |
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Basketball's former Fort Wayne Pistons now represent this city |
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Rounding this in 1616, Dutch explorer Willem Schouten named it after his home town of Hoorn |
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In order to install air conditioning, Springfield, Ill. closed this landmark in fall of 1986 |
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He named one of his novels "An Eye for an Eye", although he saved Leopold & Loeb from execution |
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On May 20, 1986, Sharon Wood became 1st North American woman to reach the top of this |
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Only NFL franchise shift which the NFL has actively opposed involved the move of this team |
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Canadian province found by John Cabot in 1497, which may be how it got its name |
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Traditional gift for a 14th anniversary that Mr. & Mrs. Babar would be horrified to get |
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Alabama senator Jeremiah Denton wrote of his ordeal as 1 of these in "When Hell was in Session" |
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Of Bardot, Deneuve, or Fonda, the 1 not suing Roger Vadim for invasion of privacy |
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Entire 1944 World Series was played in St. Louis with the Cardinals vs. this team, now the Orioles |
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In 1520, he found the strait at 52 deg. 30' south that now bears his name |
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A survey of U.S. corporate executives showed 62% arrived at work during this hour |
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Before becoming British PM, he wrote an 1837 novel based on his own affair with a married woman |
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She 1st defected to the West in 1967, returned to Russia in 1984, then came back to the U.S., April 16, 1986 |
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1 of 2 current Major League Baseball teams that were formerly "The Washington Senators" |
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He discovered Lake Tanganyika with John Speke, but translated "The Arabian Knights" by himself |
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Of "Rad", "Rag", "Ram", "Ran", "Rap" & "Rat", the 2 that were theatrical releases of the '80s |
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Oscar-winning late French actress whose only novel chronicled the rise of anti-Semitism |
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In election here in '80, Vigdis Finnbogaddotir became 1st elected female president in the world |
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When the NBA's Philadelphia '76ers played in Syracuse, they were known by this name |
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In the 16th century, area Tycho Brahe was noted for exploring |
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