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1992 Supreme Court rules states could not force mentally unstable criminal defendants to take anti-psychotic drugs 1992 Polls show Perot, Bush and Clinton could be in a deadlock 1991 Supreme Court rules unanimously employers can't exclude women from jobs where exposure to toxic chemicals could potentially damage fetus 1990 Supreme Court rules states could make it a crime to possess or look at child pornography, even in one's home 1987 Supreme Court ruled dangerous defendants could be held without bail 1986 NASA releases transcript from doomed Challenger, pilot Michael Smith could be heard saying, "Uh-oh!" as spacecraft disintegrated 1986 Supreme Court rules Air Force could ban wearing of yarmulkes 1984 Supreme Court declares illegally obtained evidence may be admitted at trial if it could be proved that it would have been discovered legally 1983 U.S. Supreme Court ruled Congress could not veto presidential decisions 1981 Supreme Court rules states could require, with some exceptions, parental notification when teen-age girls sought abortions 1980 Supreme Court rules new forms of life created in labs could be patented 1975 Supreme Court rules teachers could spank their pupils after warning 1970 Linus Pauling declares large doses of Vitamin C could ward off colds 1969 R Kelly, singer, I Wish I Could Fly 1968 Shelby Lynne, Quantico, Virginia, country singer, If I Could Bottle This Up 1968 Jay Underwood, actor, Boy Who Could Fly 1964 Peter Hanson, English/Sierra Leone/Dutch actor, Darling How Could You 1964 24th Amendment to U.S. Constitution goes into effect and states voting rights could not be denied due to failure to pay taxes 1954 IBM announces vacuum tube "electronic" brain that could perform 10 million operations an hour 1947 Tom Sullivan, born in Boston, Massachusetts, blind actor, If You Could See What I Hear 1941 Jews caught outside Polish Ghetto walls could be put to death 1910 1st Washington State election in which women could vote 1893 1st electric car (built in Toronto) could go 15 miles between charges 1776 New Jersey gave all adults who could show a net worth of 50œ right to vote 1135 Henry I Beauclerc, king of England (1st king that could read), dies

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