Replaying Wednesday, January 29, 1997

The January 29, 1997 was a Wednesday under the star sign of . It was the 28 day of the year. President of the United States was William J. (Bill) Clinton.

If you were born on this day, you are 29 years old. Your last birthday was on the Thursday, January 29, 2026, 157 days ago. Your next birthday is on Friday, January 29, 2027, in 207 days. You have lived for 10,749 days, or about 257,987 hours, or about 15,479,224 minutes, or about 928,753,440 seconds.

Some people who share this birthday:

  • Oprah Winfrey (actor, autobiographer, businessperson, film producer, journalist, motivational speaker, podcaster, reporter, talk show host, television presenter, television producer, voice actor, writer, born January 29, 1954)
  • Tom Selleck (actor, basketball player, model, screenwriter, television producer, born January 29, 1945)
  • Anton Chekhov (author, dramaturge, journalist, playwright, prosaist, satirist, writer, born January 29, 1860)
  • Francis II of France (politician, born January 19, 1544)
  • Justin Hartley (actor, film actor, film director, screenwriter, television actor, writer, born January 29, 1977)
  • Heather Graham (actor, film actor, film director, model, television actor, television producer, voice actor, writer, born January 29, 1970)
  • Romário (association football manager, association football player, politician, born January 29, 1966)
  • William McKinley (lawyer, politician, statesperson, born January 29, 1843)
  • Adam Lambert (actor, lyricist, musician, record producer, singer, singer-songwriter, stage actor, born January 29, 1982)
  • Sara Gilbert (actor, film actor, photographer, television actor, born January 29, 1975)
  • Ayane Sakura (narrator, seiyū, born January 29, 1994)
  • Katharine Ross (actor, author, children's writer, film actor, screenwriter, stage actor, television actor, writer, born January 29, 1943)
  • Don Shirley (composer, jazz musician, pianist, born January 29, 1927)
  • Teresa Teng (actor, film actor, recording artist, singer, television actor, born January 29, 1953)
  • Marc Gasol (basketball player, born January 29, 1985)
  • Ibn Taymiyyah (Islamic jurist, born January 22, 1263)
  • Paul Ryan (congressional staff, politician, born January 29, 1970)
  • Gia Carangi (model, born January 29, 1960)
  • Rag'n'Bone Man (composer, recording artist, singer, singer-songwriter, born January 29, 1985)
  • Edward Burns (actor, film actor, film director, film producer, manufacturer, screenwriter, television director, television producer, writer, born January 29, 1968)
  • John D. Rockefeller Jr. (art collector, banker, financier, philanthropist, born January 29, 1874)
  • Athina Onassis Roussel (ship-owner, socialite, born January 29, 1985)
  • Hyde (actor, composer, film actor, guitarist, record producer, singer, singer-songwriter, born January 29, 1969)
  • Ismail Haniyeh (politician, born January 29, 1963)
  • Rachel Uchitel (television presenter, born January 29, 1975)
  • Ernie Lively (actor, film director, film producer, television actor, born January 29, 1947)
  • Olga Tokarczuk (donor, librettist, novelist, poet, psychologist, publisher, writer, born January 29, 1962)
  • Josip Iličić (association football player, born January 29, 1988)
  • Kyary Pamyu Pamyu (blogger, businessperson, fashion designer, fashion model, model, singer, born January 29, 1993)
  • Charles V of France (monarch, born January 21, 1338)
  • Greg Louganis (autobiographer, coach, competitive diver, platform diver, born January 29, 1960)
  • Isabel Lucas (actor, film actor, model, born January 29, 1985)
  • Robert Geiss (writer, born January 29, 1964)
  • François Civil (actor, television actor, born January 29, 1990)
  • Emmanuel Swedenborg (inventor, mathematician, mystic, philosopher, physicist, scientist, theologian, writer, born January 29, 1688)
  • John Forsythe (actor, television producer, born January 29, 1918)
  • Grzegorz Krychowiak (association football player, born January 29, 1990)
  • Victor Mature (actor, film actor, stage actor, television actor, born January 29, 1913)
  • Lead Belly (accordionist, born January 29, 1885)
  • Christian VII of Denmark (monarch, sovereign, born January 29, 1749)
  • Didius Julianus (military personnel, politician, born January 30, 133)
  • Tenoch Huerta (film actor, television actor, born January 29, 1981)
  • Romain Rolland (biographer, essayist, historian, musician, musicologist, novelist, playwright, prosaist, teacher, writer, born January 29, 1866)
  • Kitasato Shibasaburō (bacteriologist, biologist, physician, politician, professor, born January 29, 1853)
  • Clare Balding (autobiographer, broadcaster, journalist, television presenter, born January 29, 1971)
  • Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziy (Islamic jurist, muhaddith, theologian, born January 22, 1292)
  • Claudine Longet (actor, singer, television actor, born January 29, 1942)
  • Tommy Ramone (drummer, mandolinist, record producer, songwriter, born January 29, 1949)
  • Terry Kinney (film actor, film director, film producer, stage actor, television actor, theatrical director, born January 29, 1954)
  • Jody Scheckter (Formula One driver, businessperson, farmer, racing automobile driver, born January 29, 1950)

29th of January 1997 News

News as it appeared on the front page of the New York Times on January 29, 1997

If Deal Occurs, the Garden Faces Still Another Round

Date: 29 January 1997

By Richard Sandomir

Richard Sandomir

Hilton Hotels Corp bid for ITT Corp, half owner of Madison Square Garden, could give Garden yet another new parent; Hilton might seek to sell stake; possible buyers include Fox Sports unit of News Corp (M)

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Atlanta Papers Are Sued In Olympic Bombing Case

Date: 29 January 1997

By Kevin Sack

Kevin Sack

Richard A Jewell files libel suit against Atlanta Journal and Atlanta Constitution for proclaiming him suspect in last summer's bombing in Centennial Olympic Park; Jewell's lawyers announce that Cable News Network has agreed to pay Jewell undisclosed amount to forestall lawsuit; NBC in Dec 1996 reached out-of-court settlement with Jewell, reportedly paying him over $500,000 (M)

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Trusted Trouble-Shooter for Port Authority

Date: 29 January 1997

By Brett Pulley

Brett Pulley

Man in the News column profiles career of Robert E Boyle following his being named chief executive of Jacob K Javits Convention Center; full name is Robert Eugene Boyle; photo (M)

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CITIZENS BANKING TO MERGE WITH CB FINANCIAL

Date: 29 January 1997

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Citizens Banking Corp to acquire CB Financial Corp for $130 million in stock (S)

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BRITISH AIRWAYS TO SELL GROUND SERVICES UNIT

Date: 29 January 1997

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

British Airways PLC to sell its ground fleet services unit to Ryder Systems Inc; unit provides specialized ground equipment and leases vehicles to airlines at London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports (S)

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ENERGY GROUP LOOKING FOR ACQUISITION IN AMERICA

Date: 29 January 1997

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Energy Group says it plans to buy American power generator after it is spun off from Hanson PLC in Feb (S)

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MONSANTO OFFERS $218 MILLION FOR REST OF CALGENE

Date: 29 January 1997

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Monsanto Co, which owns 54.6 percent of Calgene Inc stock, offers $218 million for remaining shares (S)

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WISCONSIN CENTRAL BUYS UNION PACIFIC TRACK

Date: 29 January 1997

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Wisconsin Central Transportation Co's Sault Ste Marie Bridge Co unit buys 220 miles of track in northern Wisconsin and Michigan from Union Pacific Corp for about $85 million (S)

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French Oil Giant Reports Large Profit Rise

Date: 30 January 1997

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Total SA posts 1996 net income of 5.6 billion francs ($1 billion), up from 3.7 billion francs after taxes and before one-time charges in 1995 (S)

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Tele Danmark Planning Big Cuts in Work Force

Date: 30 January 1997

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Tele Danmark AS plans to reorganize and dismiss 2,500 workers by mid-1998; plans to recruit 500 other workers, for total cut of about 12 percent of work force (S)

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