Replaying Saturday, April 22, 2000

The April 22, 2000 was a Saturday under the star sign of . It was the 112 day of the year. President of the United States was William J. (Bill) Clinton.

If you were born on this day, you are 26 years old. Your last birthday was on the Wednesday, April 22, 2026, 56 days ago. Your next birthday is on Thursday, April 22, 2027, in 308 days. You have lived for 9,552 days, or about 229,254 hours, or about 13,755,276 minutes, or about 825,316,560 seconds.

Some people who share this birthday:

  • Vladimir Lenin (politician, revolutionary, born April 22, 1870)
  • Amber Heard (actor, film actor, model, television actor, born April 22, 1986)
  • Machine Gun Kelly (actor, film actor, musician, rapper, singer, songwriter, television actor, born April 22, 1990)
  • Jack Nicholson (actor, art collector, character actor, film actor, film director, film producer, screenwriter, television actor, writer, born April 22, 1937)
  • Immanuel Kant (anthropologist, librarian, mathematician, pedagogue, philosopher, physicist, university teacher, writer, born April 22, 1724)
  • Jeffrey Dean Morgan (actor, film actor, television actor, born April 22, 1966)
  • Kaká (association football player, diplomat, writer, born April 22, 1982)
  • Robert Oppenheimer (art collector, engineer, nuclear physicist, theoretical physicist, university teacher, born April 22, 1904)
  • Sean Lock (actor, comedian, film producer, screenwriter, stand-up comedian, television actor, television presenter, born April 22, 1963)
  • David Luiz (association football player, born April 22, 1987)
  • Vladimir Nabokov (autobiographer, chess composer, chess player, journalist, lepidopterist, literary critic, novelist, playwright, poet, science fiction writer, screenwriter, translator, university teacher, writer, zoologist, born April 22, 1899)
  • Sho Nakata (baseball player, born April 22, 1989)
  • Marshawn Lynch (American football player, born April 22, 1986)
  • John Waters (actor, art collector, cinematographer, director, drawer, film actor, film director, film editor, film producer, filmmaker, installation artist, journalist, photographer, screenwriter, sculptor, television actor, voice actor, born April 22, 1946)
  • Glen Campbell (actor, composer, film actor, guitarist, musician, singer, television presenter, born April 22, 1936)
  • Peter Frampton (actor, composer, guitarist, musician, pianist, singer, songwriter, born April 22, 1950)
  • Donald Tusk (historian, politician, born April 22, 1957)
  • Bettie Page (Playboy Playmate, glamour model, model, born April 22, 1923)
  • Rita Levi-Montalcini (biochemist, neurologist, neuroscientist, physician, politician, scientist, born April 22, 1909)
  • Mark van Bommel (association football manager, association football player, born April 22, 1977)
  • Dion Dublin (association football player, broadcaster, sports commentator, born April 22, 1969)
  • Marilyn Chambers (actor, model, pornographic actor, born April 22, 1952)
  • Aaron Spelling (actor, director, executive producer, film producer, screenwriter, television producer, born April 22, 1923)
  • Archduchess Marie Valerie of Austria (aristocrat, born April 22, 1868)
  • Prince Gustaf Adolf, Duke of Västerbotten (aristocrat, equestrian, military personnel, born April 22, 1906)
  • Sweyn I of Denmark (ruler, born April 17, 963)
  • Monica Geller (cook, born April 22, 1969)
  • Carol Drinkwater (actor, children's writer, film actor, novelist, stage actor, writer, born April 22, 1948)
  • Eddie Albert (actor, beekeeper, film actor, film producer, military officer, singer, stage actor, television actor, voice actor, born April 22, 1906)
  • Michael Wittmann (soldier, born April 22, 1914)
  • Michelle Ryan (actor, film actor, stage actor, born April 22, 1984)
  • Ryan Stiles (comedian, film actor, film producer, improviser, stand-up comedian, television actor, voice actor, born April 22, 1959)
  • Giorgio Agamben (essayist, philosopher, poet lawyer, university teacher, writer, born April 22, 1942)
  • Chetan Bhagat (screenwriter, writer, born April 22, 1974)
  • Ambra Angiolini (comedian, film actor, radio personality, singer, television presenter, born April 22, 1977)
  • Jason Miller (film actor, film director, playwright, screenwriter, writer, born April 22, 1939)
  • Ryu Hwa-young (actor, composer, film actor, rapper, singer, born April 22, 1993)
  • Sherri Shepherd (comedian, film actor, television actor, television presenter, television producer, born April 22, 1967)
  • Charles Mingus (bandleader, bassist, composer, conductor, jazz musician, musician, pianist, born April 22, 1922)
  • Eric Mabius (actor, film actor, stage actor, television actor, born April 22, 1971)
  • Louise Glück (essayist, poet, writer, born April 22, 1943)
  • Roman Coppola (actor, film director, film producer, screenwriter, born April 22, 1965)
  • Nicole Garcia (film actor, film director, screenwriter, born April 22, 1946)
  • Anwar al-Awlaki (engineer, born April 22, 1971)
  • Daniel Johns (composer, drummer, guitarist, pianist, recording artist, singer, songwriter, born April 22, 1979)
  • Sheryl Lee (actor, film actor, stage actor, television actor, born April 22, 1967)
  • Daniel Chatto (actor, film actor, television actor, born April 22, 1957)
  • Willie Robertson (chief executive officer, born April 22, 1972)
  • Cassidy Freeman (actor, film actor, musician, singer, television actor, born April 22, 1982)
  • Jōji Nakata (actor, seiyū, born April 22, 1954)

22nd of April 2000 News

News as it appeared on the front page of the New York Times on April 22, 2000

Gore Has First News Conference in Months, Then Another

Date: 22 April 2000

By Katharine Q. Seelye

Katharine Seelye

Vice Pres Al Gore holds two press conferences in day, after two months of keeping his distance from journalists who travel with him; Gore aides reportedly worried about tension building up with traveling media, and campaign officials pledge that news conferences will be held more regularly; Gov George W Bush holds news conferences with his traveling press corps nearly every day; photo (M)

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News Media Debtors Barred From Traveling With Clinton

Date: 22 April 2000

By Marc Lacey

Marc Lacey

White House travel office bars dozens of journalists, mostly from foreign media outlets, from traveling with Pres Clinton because of their outstanding debts from previous trips; travel office wants news organizations that are not in arrears to pay the nearly $74,000 in bad debt from delinquent news organizations; that plan was endorsed by White House Correspondents' Assn, but several media outlets, including The New York Times, are balking at paying bills of others; White House threatens to bar The Times from future travel if it does not pay $5,777.52, which White House says is its share of other organizations' bad debt; Joseph Lelyveld, Times's executive editor, calls threat 'crude and almost childish' (M)

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All Eyes Are on Fort Lee

Date: 23 April 2000

By Robert Strauss

Robert Strauss

New Jersey-based CNBC cable television network is becoming epicenter of world of financial news, turning anchor Mark Haines and reporter Joe Kernen household names; photo (M)

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Images Are Everything in Media War

Date: 23 April 2000

By Caryn James

Caryn James

Caryn James's Critic's Notebook column on media coverage of volatile raid by armed federal agents on Miami home of Cuban relatives of six-year-old Elian Gonzalez to seize him and return him to father; photo (M)

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Journal; America Finds Another JonBenet

Date: 22 April 2000

By Frank Rich

Frank Rich

Frank Rich Op-Ed column says Elian Gonzalez is not a proxy for anti-Castro freedom fighters, but a pawn in culture's increasingly pornographic exploitation of children; says it is easy to blame Elian's exploitation on media, or on his Miami relatives, but complicit in equation is large and willing American audience that is too compliant when children are used as props to sell it something, whether entertainment, prurience or agenda of a politician; drawing (M)

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Giuliani Ahead in Poll

Date: 23 April 2000

By Elsa Brenner

Elsa Brenner

Poll by Iona College Center for Social Research shows 48 percent of Westchester residents would vote for Mayor Rudolph Giuliani for US Senate, while only 36 percent would select Hillary Rodham Clinton; lastest statewide New York Times/CBS News Poll shows Clinton with lead of 49 percent to 41 percent over Giuliani (S)3

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BRUNSWICK TECHNOLOGIES WEIGHS SAINT-GOBAIN OFFER

Date: 22 April 2000

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Brunswick Technologies will consider $41.8 million offer from Compagnie de Saint-Gobain; Brunswick says it is urging shareholders not to take action until board's recommendation (S)

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INTERDENT HIRES LEHMAN BROTHERS TO HELP IN FINANCING

Date: 22 April 2000

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

InterDent Inc hires Lehman Brothers to help it pursue various strategic options, including finding alternative financing; company has refinancing and buyout agreement with Leonard Green & Partners, but transaction can be terminated by either company if not completed by April 30 (S)

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FRUIT OF THE LOOM SHARES SUSPENDED FROM TRADING

Date: 22 April 2000

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Fruit of the Loom Inc, which has struggled to emerge from bankruptcy, had its Class A shares suspended from trading on April 20 by New York Stock Exchange; company says it will sell assets and its licensed sports apparel division to try to return to profitability (S)

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JOHNSON & JOHNSON SELLS CANADIAN CONDOM BUSINESS

Date: 22 April 2000

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Johnson & Johnson sells its Canadian business that makes Shields condoms to Pacific Dunlop's Ansell Healthcare Products unit for undisclosed amount (S)

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