February 23, 1994
By the winter of 1994, Clinton was in the White House and the federal minimum wage stood at $4.25/hr — the country was managing an ongoing military budget debate, with the Clinton administration pushing for increased defense spending even as the Cold War had recently ended. On the cultural front, Robin Williams was drawing crowds to "Mrs. Doubtfire" at the box office while "Frasier" was earning Emmy recognition as the top comedy on television. That winter, the Houston Rockets claimed the NBA championship over the New York Knicks, and American athletes brought home 13 medals — including 6 gold — from the Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway.
On the cover
Magazine Covers — February 23, 1994
NY Times Headlines — Week of February 23, 1994
West Bank Massacre: The Overview; At Least 40 Slain In West Bank As Israeli Fires Into Mosque; Clinton Moves To Rescue Talks -- New Clashes Likely
Massacre Leaves Israelis Shamed, Sad And Scared Of What'S Ahead
Large Law Firms Are Coming Back To Central Newark
West Bank Massacre: The Overview; Rabin Urges The Palestinians To Put Aside Anger And Talk
Nato Craft Down 4 Serb Warplanes Attacking Bosnia
Giuliani Tries Electronic School-Spending Freeze
World Events — February 1994
Time Person of the Year — 1994
On the radio
Billboard Charts — February 23, 1994
Grammy Awards
On the bookshelf
On the television
Nielsen Top 10 — 1993–94 Season
Emmy Winners — 1994
At the movies
Box Office & Oscar Winners — February 23, 1994
Ebert 4-Star Films — February 23, 1994
On the field
Sports Champions — February 23, 1994
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