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1994 Tammy Wynette admitted to the hospital with bile duct infection
1994 Andrew Lloyd Webber admitted to the hospital for ulcer treatment 1994 Rocker Billy Idol admitted to the hospital after drug overdose 1994 Doc Gooden admitted to Betty Ford Center 1994 Jacqueline Onassis admitted to the hospital for cancer treatment 1993 Sacramento Gold Miners admitted as CFL's 9th franchise (1st U.S. team) 1987 Supreme Court nominee Douglas H. Ginsburg admitted using marijuana 1986 Peter Uberroth suspended 7 baseball players for 1 year, after they admitted in Curtis Strong's trial in September, they used drugs 1984 Supreme Court declares illegally obtained evidence may be admitted at trial if it could be proved that it would have been discovered legally 1976 Angola admitted to UN 1976 1st woman was admitted to Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs Colo 1973 West Germany and East Germany admitted to UN 1962 110th member of United Nations admitted (Uganda) 1962 Algeria admitted as 109th member of U.N. 1962 U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals orders Meredith admitted to University of Miss 1962 Rwanda, Burundi, Jamaica and Trinidad admitted (105th-108th) to UN 1961 Clarice Baright, 1st woman admitted to American Bar Association, dies at 74 1959 Alaska admitted as 49th U.S. state 1956 Japan admitted to UN 1956 Autherine Lucy, 1st black admitted to University of Alabama, is expelled 1956 Autherine J Lucy admitted to University of Alabama, suspended 2/7 after a riot 1942 New York Yankees annouce 5,000 uniformed soldiers admitted free at each of their upcoming home games 1934 U.S.S.R. admitted to League of Nations 1922 Hungary admitted to League of Nations 1921 Estonia and Lithuania admitted to League of Nations 1912 Arizona was admitted to the Union as the 48th state 1905 Oklahoma admitted to statehood 1896 Following Mormon abandonment of polygamy, Utah admitted as 45th state 1891 Irene Coit is 1st woman admitted to Yale University 1890 Idaho admitted as 43rd U.S. state 1889 Washington admitted as 42nd state 1889 Montana admitted as 41st state 1889 Dakotas, Montana and Washington admitted to union 1871 James Weldon Johnson, lawyer, 1st black admitted to Florida Bar 1865 J. S. Rock, 1st black lawyer to practice in Supreme Court, admitted to bar 1864 Nevada admitted as 36th state 1863 West Virginia admitted as 35th U.S. state 1859 Oregon admitted as 33rd state 1858 Minnesota admitted as 32nd U.S. state 1845 Texas admitted as 28th state 1845 1st black lawyer (Macon B. Allen) admitted to bar 1837 Michigan admitted as 26th U.S. state 1833 Joseph Pease, a Quaker, admitted to Parliament on his affirmation 1821 Missouri admitted as 24th U.S. state 1820 Maine admitted as 23rd state 1819 Alabama admitted to Union as 22nd state 1817 Mississippi admitted as 20th state 1812 Eastern Louisiana admitted as 18th U.S. state 1796 Tennessee admitted as 16th U.S. state 1795 French admitted to Amsterdam without resistance 1792 Kentucky admitted as 15th U.S. state 1791 Vermont admitted as 14th state (1st addition to the 13 colonies) 1787 Andrew Jackson admitted to bar 1758 George Washington admitted to Virginia House of Burgess 1661 Isaac Newton admitted as a student to Trinity College, Cambridge |
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