Basketball (College and pro, noted player),TV host/ Personality (Sports broadcaster),Coach/ Manager/ Owner (Basketball coach),Other Major diseases (Tendonitis),Bone (Many broken bones),Legs (Tendonitis, both knees),Accident/Injury (Many accidents),Change in family responsibilities 28 March 1980 (Son Luke born),Kids more than 3 (Four),Number of Divorces (One),Prize 1972 (Player of the Year),Prize 1973 (Player of the Year),Retired 1987 (Retired from pro basketball),Hair (Red),Size (6' 11"),Vocational award (All-American/ Player Of The Year '72 And '73),Top 5% of Profession,Divorce dates 1990 (From Susie)

Kids more than 3 (Four sons),Mate - Noted (Princess Margriet),Number of Marriages (One),Gain social status January 1967 (Royal decree of Prince),Royal family (Netherlands)

Physics (Physiology),Physician (Pediatrician and research),Kids more than 3 (Four),Number of Marriages (Since 1945),Prize 21 October 1954 (Nobel Prize in medicine and physiology),Gain social status 1948 (Became a pediatrician),Nobel prize (In medicine and physiology),End a program of study 1940 (Achieved his Ph.D.),Marriage 18 August 1945

Death of Father 12 April 1743 (Dad died (OS dates for events)),Death, Cause unspecified December 1799 (Age 67, ill with laryngitis),U.S. Presidents (Inaugerated first U.S. president),Military service (Commander In Chief of the first U.S. Army),Farmer/ Rancher (Plantation),Foster, Step, or Adopted Kids (Two step kids),Number of Marriages (One),Acute illness December 1758 (Mortally ill; survived),Gain social status 3 July 1775 (Took command of continental army),00 PM in New York, NY (Inaugurated first president),Size (Height of 6' 4", big-boned),Gain - Inheritance (Inherited large farm),Wealthy (One of the wealthiest men of his day, millionaire),Historic figure (First U.S. president),Top 5% of Profession,Meet a significant person March 1758 (Met future wife, Martha),Marriage 6 January 1759 (Martha),Inherited money 1752 (Inherited Mt. Vernon when half-brother died)

Death by Suicide 5 July 1918,Nurse/ Nurse's Aids (Hospital orderly),Cleaning service (Housekeeper),Prostitute/ Pimp (Became a street whore to support herself),Abuse Alcohol,Anti-social Personality (Psychopath),Psychotic Episode (Strangled kids),Change residence 1889 (Left home at 14),Change residence 1906 (Moved in with a man),Change residence 1908 (Moved in with a man as housekeeper),Kids 1-3 (Three, all died),Number of Marriages (One),Stress - Chronic misery (Husband and she both drinkers),Suicide (Strangled herself in a fit),Size (Short),Weight (Obese),Passive/ Bland (Lethargic),Left home early less than 18 (Left home at 14),Homicide serial (Serial killer of children),Criminal cases (Serial killer of children),Left group January 1905 (Shunned by neighbors and family),Institutionalized - prison, hospital 25 October 1908 (Put in mental asylum when caught strangling kid),Marriage 1893 (Married blue collar worker),Missing Person February 1905 (Dropped out of sight for 15 months),Homicide Perpetration 2 March 1905 (Killed sister-inj-law's kid),Homicide Perpetration 11 March 1905 (Killed sister-in-law's kid),Homicide Perpetration 26 March 1905 (Killed another kid),Homicide Perpetration 29 March 1905 (Killed her own seven-year-old),Assault/ Battery Perpetration 5 April 1905 (Strangled a boy, interrupted),Trial dates 29 January 1906 (Trial, no witnesses, acquitted),Homicide Perpetration 1907 (Killed a boy),Trial dates May 1907 (Acquitted of murder, released),Arrest 4 May 1907 (Arrested for death of nine-year-old),Missing Person December 1907 (Disappeared again),Psychotic episode 1909 (Had insane fits while in hospital)

Death, Cause unspecified 14 September 1852 (Age 83),Heads of state (Prime Minister of England),Military career (General),Kids 1-3 (Two),Number of Marriages (One),Long life more than 80 yrs (Age 83),Gain social status 1809 (Became Commander),Great Achievement 1818 (Defeated Napolean at Waterloo),Historic figure (Defeated Napoleon),American Book

Activist/ political (1982),Labor unions (Leader),Public office (Committee Chairman),Kids more than 3 (Six),Family large (One of seven),Parent, Single or Step (Dad in concentration camp),Number of Marriages (One),Western (Devout Roman Catholic),Prize 5 October 1983 (Nobel Peace Prize),Lose social status 19 November 1995 (Loses to Aleksander Kwasniewski),Personality robust (Authoritarian, stubborn),Principled strongly,Civil/ Political (Political),Nobel prize (Peace Prize 1983),Top 5% of Profession,Secret activity 31 December 1981 (Goes underground),Arrest December 1981 (Political crimes)

Death, Cause unspecified 13 August 1946 (Age 79),Economist (Economist),Teacher (Biology initially, then history),Sci-Fi/ Fantasy/ Horror (Sci-Fi),Textbook/ Non-fiction,Number of Marriages (Two),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1933 (Book "The Shape of Things to Come"),Top 5% of Profession,American Book,Great Publicity 1938 (Orson Wells naration of his book causes great panic),Marriage 1891 (First marriage Isabel Mary Wells),Marriage 1895 (Second marriage Amy Robbins)

Public office (Governor of Illinois),Top executive (Vice President),Military service (Navy),Attorney,Legal system employee (Ntnl. Comm. on Prevention of Crime),Surgery (Gall bladder and appendix removed),Kids more than 3 (Seven),Marriage more than 15 Yrs (Since 1947),Medical procedure 9 June 1976 (Appendix and gall bladder removed),Lose social status 1960 (Ran for public office, lost),New Job 1967 (Vice President of Montgomery Wards),New Job 7 November 1972 (Elected Governor of Illinois),Gain social status 8 January 1973 (Sworn into office),Gain - Financial success in field,Prison sentence (Seven years),Social crime/ delinquent (Perjury),Thief/ Financial crime (Bank fraud),Joined group 1939 (Three years U.S. Navy),End a program of study 1950 (Passed his bar exam),Institutionalized - prison, hospital 1 November 1973 (Hospitalized for bronchitis),Institutionalized - prison, hospital 4 January 1988 (Entered prison),Marriage 12 April 1947,Trial dates 7 November 1987 (Seven year sentence, fine and community service)

Country-Western,Prize 1974 (Inducted into the Hall of Fame),Prize 1991 (Lifetime Achievement Award),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1952 (First big recorded hit),Hall of Fame,Marriage 1937 (To Johnnie Wright)