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\chapter{1970s}


\textbf{1978}


\textbf{May 25:} Package found at University of Illinois at Chicago brought to Northwestern University in Evanston because of return address. A day later it explodes, injuring security guard Terry Marker.



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\textbf{1979}


\textbf{May 9:} John Harris, a graduate student, injured in blast at Northwestern.


\textbf{Nov. 15:} Bomb explodes in cargo hold during American Airlines flight, injuring 12 and forcing emergency landing at Dulles International Airport.



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\chapter{1980s}


\textbf{1980}


\textbf{June 10:} Package bomb injures United Airlines president Percy Wood at home near Chicago.



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\textbf{1981}


\textbf{Oct. 8:} Bomb found in business classroom at University of Utah in Salt Lake City is safely defused.



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\textbf{1982}


\textbf{May 5:} Janet Smith, secretary, injured at Vanderbilt University in Nashville by bomb addressed to a computer science professor.


\textbf{July 2:} Bomb injures Diogenes J. Angelakos, electrial engineering and computer science professor, at University of California at Berkeley.



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\textbf{1983}



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\textbf{1984}



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\textbf{1985}


\textbf{May 15:} John Hauser, a graduate student in electrical engineering, injured by bomb found in Berkeley computer room.


\textbf{June 13:} Package bomb discovered and disarmed at Boeing Co. in Auburn, Wash.


\textbf{Nov. 15:} Psychology professor James McConnell and assistant Nicklaus Suino injured by bomb addressed to McConnell at University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.


\textbf{Dec. 11:} Bomb kills Hugh Scrutton near his Sacramento computer store.



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\textbf{1986}



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\textbf{1987}


\textbf{Feb. 20:} Bomb injures Gary Wright near his Salt Lake City computer shop. Unabomber sighting leads to police sketch.



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\textbf{1988}



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\textbf{1989}



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\textbf{1990}



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\textbf{1991}



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\textbf{1992}



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\textbf{1993}


\textbf{June 22:} Bomb injures Charles Epstein, University of California at San Francisco geneticist, at home.


\textbf{June 24:} David Gelernter, Yale University computer scientist, injured in office blast.



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\textbf{1994}


\textbf{Dec. 10:} Advertising executive Thomas Mosser killed by bomb sent to his North Caldwell, N.J., home.



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\textbf{1995}


\textbf{April 24:} California Forestry Association president Gilbert P. Murray killed by package bomb in Sacramento office.


\textbf{June:} Unabomber sends 35,000-word manifesto to The Washington Post and New York Times. Threatens to bomb unspecified location if it is not published.


\textbf{June 28:} In letter to San Francisco Chronicle, Unabomber threatens attack on a flight out of Los Angeles.


\textbf{Sept. 19:} Post, Times publish manifesto.



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\textbf{1996}


\textbf{April 3:} Theodore J. Kaczynski detained after brother's tip leads FBI to stakeout of Montana shack and discovery of partially constructed bombs.


\textbf{April 4:} Kaczynski charged with a federal weapons violation.


\textbf{June 9:} Kaczynski charged in fatal Sacramento bombings.



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\textbf{1997}


\textbf{December 22:} Jury of nine women and three men is seated.


\textbf{December 30:} Public learns that federal prosecutors and Justice Department officials rejected Kaczynski's offer to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty.



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\textbf{1998}


\textbf{January 5:} Kaczynski \href{https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unabomber/bkgrdstories.trial0106.htm}{halts the first day} of his trial, asking to meet privately with the judge to protest his brother's presence in the courtroom and to make other demands concerning his defense.


\textbf{January 7:} A federal judge tells Theodore J. Kaczynski that he must keep his lawyers.


\textbf{January 8:} Suspected of trying to commit suicide in his jail cell, Kaczynski agrees to a \href{https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unabomber/bkgrdstories/psych0109.htm}{psychiatric evaluation} of his competence to stand trial and to conduct his own defense.


\textbf{January 12:} Defense attorneys and federal prosecutors renew discussions of a \href{https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unabomber/bkgrdstories/plea0112.htm}{plea bargain} that would spare Kaczynski the threat of the death penalty.


\textbf{January 20:} Prosecution and defense attorneys agree with a government psychiatrist that Kaczynski is \href{https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unabomber/bkgrdstories/plea0112.htm}{competent} to stand trial.


\textbf{January 21:} Attorneys for both sides agree that Kaczynski has the right to \href{https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unabomber/bkgrdstories.repself0122.htm}{represent himself} in court.


\textbf{January 22:} After Judge Burrell rejects Kaczynski's request to represent himself, Kaczynski \href{https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unabomber/bkgrdstories.plead0123.htm}{pleads guilty} to being the Unabomber.


\textbf{May 4:} An unrepentant Kaczynski is sentenced to \href{https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unabomber/bkgrdstories/sentence050598.htm}{four life terms} in prison with no possibility of release.









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