** The Majilis of Kazakhstan approves the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and agrees to dismantle the more than 100 missiles left on its territory by the fall of the USSR.

** The Soviet Union agrees to enter the Pacific War against Japan once hostilities against Germany are concluded.

** The USSR agrees to withdraw all 73, 500 troops from Czechoslovakia by July, 1991.

** In Thailand, Suchinda Kraprayoon agrees to resign.

** Iran – Contra affair: Alan Fiers agrees to plead guilty to two charges of having lied to the U. S. Congress.

** Vietnam War: The People's Republic of China agrees to give North Vietnam an undisclosed amount of aid in the form of a grant.

** Union Carbide agrees to pay USD $ 470 million to the Indian government for damages it caused in the 1984 Bhopal Disaster.

** NATO agrees to talks with the Soviet Union on reducing the number of short-range nuclear weapons in Europe.

** Record-setting baseball player Pete Rose agrees to a lifetime ban from the sport following allegations of illegal gambling, thereby preventing his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

** Iraq disarmament crisis: Iraq agrees to the terms of UN Security Council Resolution 1441.

** Josef Stalin agrees to allow American aircraft to use six bases in the Soviet Union.

** The Ciskei's government agrees to pay pension benefits to public servants who threatened " Bophuthatswana-style action " if their demands were not met

** 29 August – At Berwick, agrees the dower lands of his widowed step mother, Christina.

** Express kidnapping, a method of abduction where a small ransom that a company or family can easily pay is requested

** modern copies as official circulating coins that pay tribute to the original coin

** modern copies as bullion collectable coins that pay tribute to the original coin

** modern copies as medals or tokens that pay tribute to the original coin

** Eye-trace ( 7 %) — Does the cut pay respect to " the location and movement of the audience's focus of interest within the frame " ( Murch, 18 )?

** Digital Satellite pay TV is also available and carries most terrestrial networks.

** Revenue stamps – stamps issued to pay taxes.

** a life interest (" to pay the income to x for her lifetime "); and

** a remainder (" to pay the capital to y after the death of x ")

** 20, 000 London policemen strike for increased pay and union recognition.

** The Commonwealth of Australia ordains equal pay for women.

** American Civil War: In order to help pay for the war effort, the United States government issues the first income tax as part of the Revenue Act of 1861 ( 3 % of all incomes over US $ 800 ; rescinded in 1872 ).

** Author David Irving is ordered to pay £ 40, 000 libel damages to Capt.

** The Mongols of the Golden Horde devastate Volga Bulgaria, and force the nation to pay tribute.

** This double succession with less than 5 years ' warning would probably have forced the Byng family to sell much land to pay the death duties.

:"... with regard to the elders of the city whom ( the king ) has ** summoned to ( pay ) tithe ..."

** Betting pool, a form of pool betting where gamblers pay a fixed price into a pool

** Logothetes tou stratiotikou ( Military Logothete ) – a civilian, in charge of distributing pay to the army.

** deliberate cuts in pay or status ( even temporary ),

** suspension without pay ( or even on full pay ),

** singling out for no pay rise,

** Article 11: Hungary should pay for the Allied Control Commission and that " The Government of Hungary will also assure, in case of need, the use and regulation of the work of industrial and transport enterprises, means of communication, power stations, enterprises and installations of public utility, stores of fuel and other material, in accordance with instructions issued during the armistice by the Allied ( Soviet ) High Command or the Allied Control Commission.

** US $ 12. 3 billion ( 2007.

** International dollars ( purchasing power parity method ) $ 24. 69 billion ( 2007 est.

** With China: $ 402. 6 billion, + 24. 2 % ( 2010 ), 48. 9 % share

** To China: $ 205. 7 billion, + 26. 5 % ( 2010 ), 52. 7 % share

** To China: $ 201. 7 billion, + 26. 7 % ( 2010 ), 52. 9 % share

** From China: $ 196. 9 billion, + 22. 4 % ( 2010 ), 45. 4 % share

** Five million shares of stock in the Communications Satellite Corporation ( Comsat ) are offered for sale at $ 20 a share, and the issue is quickly sold out.

** In the Hague Tribunal, Israel demands reparations worth $ 3 billion from Germany.

** The Danish West Indies is sold to the United States for $ 25 million.

** US $ 7. 4 million is stolen from Brink's Armored Car Depot in Rochester, New York in the 5th largest robbery in U. S. history.

** IBM announces a $ 4. 97 billion loss for 1992, the largest single-year corporate loss in United States history to date.

** A variety of Soviet space program paraphernalia are put to auction in Sotheby's New York, and sell for a total of US $ 6. 8M.

** The so-called " Big Three " banks in Switzerland announced the creation of a $ 71 million fund to aid Holocaust survivors and their families.

** Morgan Stanley and Dean Witter Reynolds investment banks announced a $ 10 billion merger.

** Microsoft buys a $ 150 million share of financially troubled Apple Computer

** Telecom companies WorldCom and MCI Communications announce a US $ 37 billion merger to form MCI WorldCom ( the largest merger in U. S. history ).

** The westbound tube AKA the first tube of the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel linking to Norfolk, Virginia and Hampton, Virginia opens at a cost of $ 44 million dollars.

** Richard Oakes returns with 90 followers and offers to buy Alcatraz for $ 24 ( he leaves the island January 1970 ).

** President Harry Truman signs the Marshall Plan, which authorizes $ 5 billion in aid for 16 countries.

** In Evansville, Indiana, a fire burns through the business district, causing $ 175, 000 of damage.

** The paddlewheel steamer sinks off the Georgia coast, with a cargo of $ 400, 000 in coins.

** At Gimbels Department Store in New York City, the first ballpoint pens go on sale at $ 12. 50 each.

** Twelve paintings, collectively worth $ 100 to $ 300 million, are stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, Massachusetts by 2 thieves posing as police officers.

** An F3 tornado away from the Westminster, Maryland city center injures 3 people and causes $ 5 million in damages.