Thursday, Sept 29
Good morning!
Today we will examine the role of the Great Awakening in shaping our country
Current Events
Congress overrides Obama's veto for 1st time in his presidency on a 9-11 issue - NYT
FDNY Chief Fahy recalled as a "rising star" and "family man" - NYT
Lotto player wins $1 million after someone cuts him in line - NYP
Today in History
1399
King Richard II became the first English monarch to abdicate his throne.
1829
Sir Robert Peel's police force, the "bobbies," began operations at Scotland Yard. (London's Police Force)
1895
French chemist Louis Pasteur died.
1978
John Paul I died one month after becoming pope.
1982
Seven people died after taking Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules laced with cyanide. This led to the use of safety seals on most consumer products.
1988
The space shuttle Discovery was launched, the first American staffed space flight since the Challenger disaster.
2001
Former South Vietnam president Nguyen Van Thieu died.
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