2

Jessie Marlene Snow (Lowe) 81

1

Lynn Thomas Lowe 48
Peggy LaNae Peterson (Lowe) 44

0

Peggy Lynette Lowe (Atwood) 21
Md: Floyd Scott Atwood
Sandra LaNae Lowe (Jensen) 20
Md: Peter Anthony Jensen 20
Debra Eileen Lowe 14
Michelle Ann Lowe 12
Lori Ellen Lowe 10

-1

Jennifer Lyn Atwood born

General

Population: 5.03 Billion

• General: US signs INF treaty with USSR and agreement passes to ban intermediate nuclear weapons
• Broadway: "Into the Woods" debuts
• Entertainment: "World Music" term coined
• Environment: International treaty signed in Montreal calls for reduction in use of CFCs by 2000,
• Fashion: LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy) founded as upscale fashion firm
• Science: Wilson and Cann show a mitochondrial eve at 150,000 years ago
  Clack shows fossil with gills and legs
  Scientists confirm hole in ozone above Antarctica
• Travel: First transatlantic hot air balloon flight
• Deaths: Louis de Broglie, Andy Warhol, CIA's William Casey, Rudolf Hess

Africa

Americas

• Canada: Franco Brun dies trying to swallow Gideon Bible
• Colombia: Landslide

Asia

• Bangladesh: Monsoon makes 24 million homeless
• Borneo: Fire
• China: Fire in Manchuria
• Macao: Portugal agrees to return Macao to China in 1999
• South Korea: Democratic elections held
• Taiwan: Democratic elections held and martial law lifted for first time since 1949

Europe

• General: EC plans eventual European union and start making rules to achive unified laws, taxes, welfare, currency, and military
• France: Klaus Barbie the Gestapo leader sentenced to life in prison
• Great Britain: Great storm in Kent
  Prime Minister Thatcher reelected to rare third term
• Mediterranean: Heat wave kills over 1000
• Soviet Union: agreement to limit intermediate nuclear weapons
  Glasnost and Perestroika preached

Middle East

• Iraq: Missles kill 37 in Persian Gulf - Hussein apologizes
• Israel: Intifada (uprising) by Palestinians in occupied territories
• Lebanon: Death of US hostage William Buckley

Pacific

President:

Pres: Ronald Reagan

General

• Business: American Airlines saves $40,000 each year by eliminating one olive from salads
• Courts: Senate rejects Robert H. Bork as justice
  First criminal convicted as result of genetic fingerprinting
• Entertainment: Aretha Franklin inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
  "Thirtysomething" debuts about baby boomers
• Finance: Market reaches high of 2722 then crashes to 1738
• Law: Supreme Court rules Rotary Clubs must admit women
• Literature: Toni Morrison writes "Beloved"
• Medicine: AZT wins FDA approval for AIDS treatment
  Prozac released for use
• Military: F-117 Stealth fighter introduced
  Iran-Contra hearings with testimony by Oliver North, Schultz, Weinberger, and Admiral Joun Poindexter
• Politics: Iran-Contra affair

East

• Pennsylvania: Philadelphia resident learn son's brain removed for research
  Politician Budd Dwyer commits suicide on television
• Virginia: Districts rule homosexual literature ok for distribution but not religious papers

Midwest

South

• Alabama: Suprise snowstorm
• Texas: Saragosa tornado

West and Pacific

• Alaska: Christmas banned because of term "Christ"
  Quake
• Arizona: 33 days of hundred degree temperatures in Tuscon
  87 inches of snow in Alpine
• California: Five years of drought begins
  Quake
• Nevada: City symbol has to be changed for religious reference

President

Pres: Ezra Taft Benson

Membership: 6,394,314

Temples: 41

41. Frankfurt Germany

Other

• LDS Genealogical Library converted to computer - renamed Family History
• Church awarded with Emmy for public service spot
• International mission discontinued
• Hotel Utah closed - to be rennovated
• Members urged to "Flood the Earth with the Book of Mormon"
• Topic of AIDS discussed at Conference
• 3000th broadcast of Tabernacle Choir
• 150th anniversary of missionary work in Great Britain