July 24, 1994
A Big Mac cost $2.30 that summer of 1994, and the Dow Jones sat at 3,834 — President Clinton had just ordered Pentagon action to aid Rwandan refugees, a humanitarian crisis unfolding on the other side of the world while most Americans were focused on their own summer routines. On the radio, All-4-One's "I Swear" was the dominant song of the season, and at the multiplex, "Forrest Gump" had just opened and was pulling in record crowds. That June, NASA formally opened its Space Station Processing Facility at Kennedy Space Center, the dedicated manufacturing hub that would be used to assemble hardware for the International Space Station — a landmark step toward what would become the largest structure humans ever placed in orbit.
On the cover
Magazine Covers — July 24, 1994
NY Times Headlines — Week of July 24, 1994
War-Weary, Arabs In Consensus On Giving Israeli Peace A Chance
Social Service Agencies Upset At A Change In Adoption Law
Newark Parents Seek A Voice In Operation Of Schools
Israel And Jordan Agree To Call Off A State Of War That Has Endured 46 Years
World Events — July 1994
Time Person of the Year — 1994
On the radio
Billboard Charts — July 24, 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 — July 24, 1994
Ebert 4-Star Films — July 24, 1994
On the field
Sports Champions — July 24, 1994
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