Udonis Haslem Рожден ден, дата на раждане

Udonis Haslem

Udonis Johneal Haslem ( yoo-DON-iss jon-EEL HAZ-ləm; born June 9, 1980) is an American professional basketball executive and former player. He is the vice president of basketball development for the Miami Heat, where he spent his entire 20-year playing career in the National Basketball Association (NBA). Haslem is one of only three players in NBA history to play at least 20 years with one team. He played college basketball for the Florida Gators, where he was a key member of four NCAA tournament teams. Haslem began his professional career in France with Chalon-sur-Saône and then signed with his hometown team, the Miami Heat, in 2003, leaving as the longest-tenured player in franchise history when he retired 20 years later. Haslem won three NBA championships in 2006, 2012, and 2013.

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Рожден ден, дата на раждане
понеделник, 9 юни 1980 г.
Място на раждане
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45
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9 юни 1980 г. беше понеделник под звездния знак на . Беше 160 ден от годината. Президент на Съединените щати беше Jimmy Carter.

Ако сте родени на този ден, вие сте на 45 години. Последният ви рожден ден беше на понеделник, 9 юни 2025 г., преди 357 дни. Следващият ви рожден ден е на вторник, 9 юни 2026 г., след 7 дни. Живял си за 16 793 дни, или около 403 034 часа, или около 24 182 073 минути, или около 1 450 924 380 секунди.

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9th of June 1980 News

Новини, както се появиха на първа страница на New York Times на 9 юни 1980 г.

Shearson Loeb Seeks Merger With Orion

Date: 10 June 1980

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Press Aide in Teheran Is Dismissed in Dispute

Date: 10 June 1980

Iranian foreign press director Abolhassen Sadegh is dismissed following his charges that correspondents might be spies (S)

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Seoul Detains Reporters Over 'Vicious' Rumors

Date: 10 June 1980

Special to The New York Times

Martial Law Command announces that 8 South Korean journalists are being questioned on suspicion of spreading what it calls 'vicious' rumors related to recent anti-Government uprising in Kwangju (S)

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South Korean Armed Forces Arrest 8 Journalists on Sedition Charges

Date: 09 June 1980

Martial Law Command announces it has detained 8 South Korean journalists on suspicion of spreading false and seditious rumors; asserts journalists were aided by pro-North Korean elements (M)

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Order for Reporter's Notes Upset

Date: 10 June 1980

By JOSEPH F. SULLIVAN Special to The New York Times

Joseph SULLIVAN

NJ Supreme Court, 6-1, overturns Imbriani order (M)

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News Reports On Computers

Date: 10 June 1980

AP and some of its member newspapers will make news reports available to home computer owners in summer in experimental program with broad ramifications for newspaper industry, according to AP president and general manager Keith Fuller; program will allow individuals with personal computers to gain access to selected news, sports, business and feature data provided by newspapers and AP by calling special phone number; Katharine Graham, ANPA president and chairman of board of Washington Post Co, comments (S)

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News Analysis

Date: 10 June 1980

By GRAHAM HOVEY

Graham HOVEY

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News Analysis

Date: 09 June 1980

By RICHARD J. MEISLIN

Richard MEISLIN

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COMPANY NEWS

Date: 10 June 1980

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PETITIONING UPHELD AT SHOPPING MALLS; High Court Says States May Order Access to Back Free Speech No 'Taking' of Property Petitioning at Shopping Mall Upheld by High Court

Date: 10 June 1980

By LINDA GREENHOUSE Special to The New York Times

Linda Special

Supreme Court rules that states can require owners of private shopping centers to provide access to members of public who want to circulate petitions or otherwise peacefully exercise their rights of free speech; ruling unanimously in appeal by shopping center owner from decision of Calif Supreme Court, Justices reject owner's argument that state court violated personal property rights protected by US Constitution when it ordered him to allow high school students to circulate petitions at his shopping center (L)

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