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[April 21st, 1986] Colorful covers of today's magazines
[April 21st, 1986] Ernest P. Worrell White House Press Briefing
While railroad officials were uncertain of the cargo, peace groups claimed the containers held explosive motors.
[April 21st, 1986] Seven freight cars believed to be carrying Trident missile rocket engines derailed near Shelton, Washington. The cars remained upright, and five were returned to the tracks by Monday night.
[April 21st, 1986] Today's Peanuts comic by Charles Schulz
[April 21st, 1986] Journey releases their single "Be Good to Yourself"
[April 21st, 1986] Journey releases their ninth studio album "Raised on Radio"
[April 21st, 1986] The Grateful Dead performed at the Berkeley Community Theatre in Berkeley, California. This concert is widely remembered by fans for a significant emotional "meltdown" by keyboardist Brent Mydland during the second set.
Donations can be made to the Oakland Museum or agencies serving Native Americans.
[April 21st, 1986] Oakland-born actress and painter Marjorie Eaton has died at age 85 in Palo Alto, California. She appeared in 40 films and performed on Broadway. A former member of the Taos art colony, she was a skilled painter.
[April 21st, 1986] Orchestral Maneuvres in the Dark releases their single "If You Leave"
The event is sponsored by the USC Gay and Lesbian Student Assembly.
[April 21st, 1986] Elda Rubenstein, known for her role in "Poltergeist," will visit USC on Thursday, April 24, at noon. Representing the CARES campaign, she will provide AIDS research and prevention information to students and faculty.
However, Curtis Wilkerson fumbled a routine ground ball in the eighth inning, allowing the Blue Jays to take the lead.
[April 21st, 1986] The Texas Rangers lost 7-6 to the Toronto Blue Jays after a late defensive error. Manager Bobby Valentine's strategy involved using bench players to bolster the infield.
Attendees honored the heroes who secured Texas independence.
[April 21st, 1986] Thousands of Texans gathered at San Jacinto State Park to celebrate the 150th anniversary of their victory over the Mexican army. The ceremony featured a 21-gun salute and speeches from dignitaries like Vice President George Bush.
[April 21st, 1986] Natalie Kleis and Tonya Ross were the first two women hired as firefighters by the Cedar Rapids Fire Department
[April 21st, 1986] Advertisement: Convenient Food Mart's specials run from April 20 to May 3, 1986. The ad features 2-liter sodas, Jays potato chips, and chocolate fudge bars. Deli items like roast beef, Colby cheese, and creamy coleslaw are also on sale.
The bill includes several exemptions and follows heavy debate and amendments in the General Assembly.
[April 21st, 1986] Governor Lamar Alexander signed a law mandating seat belt usage in Tennessee, making it the 21st state to do so. While the law takes effect immediately, fines will not be issued until 1987.
[April 21st, 1986] Randy Travis re-releases his first single "On the Other Hand" following the success of his single "1982"
[April 21st, 1986] George Strait releases his single "Nobody in His Right Mind Would've Left Her"
[April 21st, 1986] Producer and songwriter Billy Sherrill received the Nashville Entertainment Association's Master Award at the Vanderbilt Plaza Hotel. The ceremony included tributes from several country stars he helped make famous, including Tammy Wynette and Janie Fricke.
[April 21st, 1986] Tab's Got Sass Commercial www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysdH...
[April 21st, 1986] The Atlanta Braves snapped the Astros' five-game winning streak with an 8-2 victory. Nolan Ryan struggled significantly, allowing seven runs in just three innings. Braves pitcher Joe Johnson earned the win with a complete game, limiting Houston's scoring opportunities.
[April 21st, 1986] Paul Drzewicki, Assistant Director of Student Services, sits at a computer looking up information on the Ohio Career Information System (OCIS).
[April 21st, 1986] Today's Calvin and Hobbes comic
[April 21st, 1986] M + M releases their single "Song In My Head"