Chicago Tribune Archives: May 29 historical events including Buck O'Neil's hiring and Oscar Lopez Rivera's arrest
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Summary
This article appears to be a historical flashback feature from the Chicago Tribune archives, looking at events that happened on May 29 in Chicago history. The main content provided focuses on two events: (1) Buck O'Neil being hired by the Chicago Cubs in 1962, becoming the first Black coach in Major League Baseball history, and (2) the 1981 arrest of Oscar Lopez Rivera in Glenview, who was indicted for 16 Chicago-area bombings. However, the article content is fragmented and incomplete, with the Buck O'Neil event mentioned only in the title but not elaborated in the body text provided.
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· 3 pulledHere's a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on May 29, according to the Tribune's archives.
1981: After he had been indicted in 1977, in connection with 16 Chicago-area bombings, Óscar López Rivera was arrested by police in Glenview.
He was found guilty by a federal jury on July 24, 1981, on seven counts of weapons, explosives and seditious conspiracy charges.
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