What happened on September 6, 1995?

Headlines from September 6, 1995

• ⚾ Ripken Ties Gehrig's Record – Cal Ripken Jr. matched Lou Gehrig's record of 2,130 consecutive games played, a milestone celebrated in baseball history.
• 👩‍⚖️ Clinton's Education Push – President Clinton campaigned for increased education funding at a California school, aiming to bolster support for his policies.
• 🌍 Nobel Laureates' Arms Initiative – A group of Nobel Peace Prize winners announced plans for a new initiative to establish a code of conduct for the arms trade.
• 🚂 Kansas City Southern Deal – Kansas City Southern Industries announced a joint venture with a Mexican rail operator to enhance cross-border operations.
• 📈 USAir Stock Surge – Shares of USAir Group rose nearly 22% after the company projected its first annual profit since 1989.
• 🎶 Neumann Passes Away – Vaclav Neumann, renowned conductor of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, died at the age of 74 in Vienna.
• 📊 Treasury Securities Rise – Prices of Treasury securities increased for the fourth consecutive day, with long maturities showing the largest gains.
• 📰 Clinton's Strong Speech – Hillary Clinton delivered a powerful address at a women's conference in Beijing, advocating for women's rights.
• 🔬 FDA Investigates Baby Formula – A government investigation revealed scams involving counterfeit baby formula and other products marketed to consumers.
• 🏗️ School Reopens as Community Center – Beechwood Elementary School, once closed, reopened as an elementary school, revitalizing the local community.