What happened on April 6, 1996?

Headlines from April 6, 1996

• ✈️ Crash Victims Returned – Bodies of 33 Americans killed in a plane crash near Dubrovnik, including Commerce Secretary Ronald H. Brown, to arrive in the U.S. for identification.
• 🏛️ Yeltsin Campaigns in Russia – President Boris N. Yeltsin begins his campaign, urging voters to forget the past as he visits Communist strongholds.
• 🏆 Bulls Win Big Again – The Chicago Bulls secure their 65th victory of the season, defeating the Charlotte Hornets 126-92.
• 📈 Strong Job Growth – Employers added 140,000 jobs in March, indicating a stronger economy than previously thought, according to the Labor Department.
• 🌍 Czech Airline Orders Jets – Czech airline CSA A.S. signs a $350 million deal for 10 Boeing jets to modernize its fleet and expand services.
• 🎤 New Pavarotti Emerges – Roberto Alagna, a French tenor, gains acclaim as 'the new Pavarotti' ahead of his debut at the Metropolitan Opera.
• 🏨 Flanders Hotel Saved – The historic Flanders Hotel in New Jersey is saved from demolition by a developer who plans extensive renovations.
• 🌪️ Hurricane Season Forecast – Forecasters predict 11 named storms, including seven hurricanes, for the 1996 Atlantic hurricane season.
• 💼 Tesoro Reaches Accord – Tesoro Petroleum Corporation agrees with dissident investors, adding three new directors to its board.
• 🎶 Shaw's Musical Legacy – Robert Shaw, a renowned choral conductor, continues to impress as he nears his 80th birthday.