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1993 Year in Review

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Published: 1993
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The historical handshake between Israeli Prime Minister Yithzak Rabin and PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat during peace accord signing ceremonies held on the South Lawn of the White House on September 13, 1993. President Clinton stands behind the leaders with his arms stretched out, in a gesture symbolizing the message behind the peace accords. (UPI Photo/Leighton Mark/Files)

Howard Dicus: 1993...

Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin: “ … enough of blood and tears … enough!"

(Applause)

President George H. W. Bush: “In Somalia the young Marine, eyes filled with tears, holding the fragile arm of an emaciated child.”

Jeff Berliner: “ … in the middle of the tower that rises from this edifice on the Moskva River. Black smoke has been rising from the building; flames are often visible from the windows.”

Congressman Harold Volkmer: “And never have I seen the extent of flooding and damage which is occurring all along the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers.”

Director William Sessions: “As we entered the bomb factory, the five subjects were actually mixing the witch's brew.”

David Koresh: “ … they do not understand what we believe. They started firing at me.”

Saddam Hussein: “Tonight, they came back.”

President Bill Clinton: “I, William Jefferson Clinton, do solemnly swear … ”

Chief Justice William Rehnquist: “ … that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of United States.”

Howard Dicus: It was the year Middle East warriors shook hands in peace while the UN authorized bombing; the year the president of Russia suspended personal freedoms to save democracy; the year an abortionist was shot dead by a man who believed in the sanctity of human life; the year Hubble found its eyesight, but the Mars probe lost its way.

I'm Howard Dicus. This is the Year in Review from UPI.


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