CED Digest Vol. 7 No. 46

CED Digest Vol. 7 No. 46 • 11/16/2002
20 Years Ago In CED History:

November 17, 1982:
* Edwin P. Wilson, a member of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency from 1954
to 1970, is convicted by a federal jury on seven of eight counts of illegally
transporting firearms to the Libyan government. The CIA denied his claim that
he was part of a covert operation.

November 18, 1982:
* Twenty-two persons are killed and about 100 injured as a result of a stampede
of fans in a soccer stadium in Cali, Columbia.

November 19, 1982:
* Lost manuscripts by Cole Porter, George Gershwin, and Richard Rodgers are
found in a Warner Bros. warehouse in New Jersey.
* Wu Xueqian replaces China's Foreign Minister Huang Hua and Zhang Aiping
replaces Defense Minister Geng Biao.
* Future CED title in widespread theatrical release: The Last Unicorn.

November 20, 1982:
* South Africa backs down on a plan to install black rule in Namibia.

November 21, 1982:
* National Football League games resume following resolution of a 57-day player
strike.

November 22, 1982:
* In a nationally televised address, President Reagan calls for the deployment
of 100 MX missiles in the controversial "dense pack" basing mode. The missiles
would be based in a cluster of silos near Cheyenne, Wyoming at an initial cost
of $26.4 billion.

November 23, 1982:
* Hurricane Iwa, with 110 mile per hour winds, hits the islands of Kauai,
Niihau, and Oahu in Hawaii, killing a sailor and causing an estimated 130
million in property damage. It is the first hurricane to hit the islands since
1959.
* The FCC drops limits on the frequency and duration of television
advertisements.

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Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2002 20:19:25 -0800 (PST)
From: Steve Clark <wishthink7>
Subject: Mailing Lists
To: digest@cedmagic.com

I have a 400 series RCA player which has many strikes and is blurry. What can I
do? I also have over 100 titles.
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