Breakers Moving Team to Oregon
Date: 14 November 1984
AP
The United States Football League's New Orleans Breakers announced today that the franchise would move to Portland for the 1985 spring season.
Birthday, Date of Birth
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- Birthday, Date of Birth
- Tuesday, November 13, 1984
- Place of Birth
- Chennai
- Age
- 41
- Star Sign
- ♏
The November 13, 1984 was a Tuesday under the star sign of ♏. It was the 317 day of the year. President of the United States was Ronald Reagan.
If you were born on this day, you are 41 years old. Your last birthday was on the Thursday, November 13, 2025, 201 days ago. Your next birthday is on Friday, November 13, 2026, in 163 days. You have lived for 15,176 days, or about 364,230 hours, or about 21,853,803 minutes, or about 1,311,228,180 seconds.
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13th of November 1984 News
News as it appeared on the front page of the New York Times on November 13, 1984
The Good News on Toxic Waste
Date: 13 November 1984
After a landslide victory at the polls, President Reagan could very easily have vetoed a far-reaching bill on toxic waste disposal that awaited his signature - especially since the bill runs directly counter to his policies of decreasing regulation and delegating more power to the states. Mr. Reagan deserves credit for signing the bill into law despite his reservations.
Florida to Appeal N.C.A.A. Penalty
Date: 14 November 1984
AP
Marshall Criser, the Florida president, said today that the university would appeal the National Collegiate Athletic Association's sanctions imposed on the school's football program for rule infractions.
Lee, an Ex-Back For Saints, Dies
Date: 14 November 1984
AP
Bivian Lee, a cornerback with the New Orleans Saints for four years, died today hour after being admitted to a hospital for stomach pains.
U.S. SEEKS TO SWAY OPINION ON NICARAGUA POLICY
Date: 14 November 1984
By Philip Taubman
Philip Taubman
By comparing Nicaragua to Cuba and talking about the possible delivery of advanced fighter aircraft to the Sandinistas, the Reagan Administration has tried in the last week to portray Nicaragua as a direct threat to the security of the United States.
U.S. SAYS IT WOULD HELP ALLIES REPEL SANDINISTAS
Date: 14 November 1984
By Richard Halloran
Richard Halloran
The Department of Defense said today that the United States would respond ''with whatever assistance was necessary'' if Honduras or El Salvador asked for military help in repelling an invasion from Nicaragua.
ASTRONAUTS SNARE ERRANT SATELLITE FOR THE FIRST TIME
Date: 13 November 1984
By John Noble Wilford, Special To the New York Times
John Wilford
Two space- walking astronauts boldly snared a satellite in orbit today and, overcoming a surprising and potentially serious obstacle, wrestled the large satellite aboard the cargo bay of the space shuttle Discovery.
NICARAGUAN REBEL WARNS OF POSSIBLE ATTACKS
Date: 13 November 1984
By Stephen Kinzer
Stephen Kinzer
A top Nicaraguan rebel leader asserted today that if the Sandinistas began using a type of Soviet attack helicopters that he said had been sent recently, the insurgents would respond by attacking ''strategic targets.''
REAGAN ASKS HELP FROM CABINET ON CUTS IN GOVERNMENT SPENDING
Date: 14 November 1984
By Steven R. Weisman
Steven Weisman
President Reagan appealed to his Cabinet today to help ''dam the river'' of Federal outlays by accepting cuts and other savings aimed at further reducing the rate of growth in Government spending.
100 Army Engineers Are Sent to Honduras
Date: 13 November 1984
AP
One hundred Army engineers from Fort Bragg, N.C., have arrived to improve roads at the Palmerola air base, United States and Honduran sources said today.
NICARAGUA PUTS FORCE ON ALERT FOR A U.S. INVASION
Date: 13 November 1984
AP
The Government, following up on its warnings of a United States invasion, deployed tanks in strategic areas in and around the capital today and put its armed forces on combat alert.