What happened on February 11, 1995?

Headlines from February 11, 1995

• 🏆 Joyner-Kersee Wins Again – Track star Jackie Joyner-Kersee shines at a meet, showcasing her remarkable talent and solidifying her status as a top athlete.
• 🏈 Brooks Joins Rams – Rich Brooks, after a successful tenure at Oregon, is named head coach of the Los Angeles Rams, marking a new chapter in his career.
• 🏃 Junxia Takes Charge – Chinese runner Wang Junxia and a teammate assume coaching roles for their team, aiming to restore its former glory.
• 📈 Toyota Profits Rise – Toyota reports a significant profit increase, signaling recovery for Japan's struggling automobile industry.
• 🎨 IRS Art Appraisal Plan – The IRS proposes a new service for art donors, offering pre-filing appraisals for tax deductions on valuable works.
• 💼 Zurich Insurance Update – Zurich Insurance revises its acquisition plan for Home Holdings, enhancing protections for investors and policyholders.
• 📊 Bond Prices Decline – Bond prices fall as firms struggle to sell $40 billion in notes and bonds from a recent government auction.
• 🌍 Arafat Seeks U.S. Help – Yasir Arafat appeals for U.S. intervention to revive stalled Middle East peace negotiations with Israel.
• 🏦 General Magic Stock Soars – General Magic Inc.'s stock nearly doubles on its first trading day, reflecting strong investor interest.
• 🏛️ Rutgers Backs President – After intense discussions, Rutgers University's governing board expresses support for its president amid controversies.