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2004 President Bush signs the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Act of 2004 which reorganizes intelligence agencies and creates position of national security director
1994 AJ Bronkhorst, vicar/theologist (Reform The Netherlands), dies at 80 1992 LH Ruitenberg, vicar/editor in chief (Reform Netherlands), dies at 87 1988 Ross Ford, actor (Reform School Girl, Jungle Patrol), dies 1986 Reagan signs landmark immigration reform bill 1986 U.S. Senate approves tax reform 1968 Warsaw Pact forces enter Czechoslovakia to end reform movement 1967 Sheila Lussier, La Mesa California, actress, Reform School, My Chauffeur 1946 Dutch Cooperation for Sexual Reform (NVSH) forms in Amsterdam 1942 Frank Field, born in Edmonton, London, politician, Labor Party, Member of Parliament for Birkhead, served as Minister of Welfare Reform 1941 Archer's "Christian Calendar and Gregorian Reform" published 1935 Tony Campolo, born in America, pastor, speaker, author, promotes evangelical reform, leader, 'Red Letter Christian' movement, focusing on Christ's teachings, wrote, 'A Reasonable Faith', known for famous sermon, 'It's Friday, But Sunday's Coming!' 1935 Ruth Clarke, Moderator, General Assembly of the United Reform Church 1931 1st International Conference on Calendar Reform 1867 2nd Reform Bill extends suffrage in England 1861 Mexico City captured by Juarez (Lib) in War of Reform 1859 U.S. recognizes Liberal government in Mexico's War of Reform 1859 Vera Cruz besieged by Miramon (Cons) in Mexican War of Reform 1858 War of Reform (Mexico); Liberals establish capital at Vera Cruz 1843 Kaufmann Kohler, reform rabbi/theologian 1842 Henry de Cock, reform vicar, dies at 41 1832 British Parliament passes reform bill 1824 1st Jewish Reform congregation forms, Charleston, SC 1810 Abraham Geiger, theologian/author/leader of Reform Judaism 1749 Empress Maria Theresa signs "Haugwitzschen State reform" 1585 Cornelius Otto Jansen, France, Roman Catholic reform leader 1567 Pereguin de la Grange, French minister/martyr of Reform, dies 1565 Nicolaus von Amsdorf, German reform theologist, dies 1536 Danish/Norw king Christian III leads reform in Catholic possessions |
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