founded. Quad Cinema and H&H Bagels in business. Abuses at Willowbrook State School on Staten Island exposed by Geraldo Rivera leads to its ultimate closure. 1973 Kiss forms as the first rock, ex. heavy metal band who wore kabuki makeup. February 10: 40 workers are killed in an explosion while cleaning an empty LNG tank in Bloomfield, Staten Island. March 3: The 102-year-old Broadway Central Hotel at 673 Broadway collapsed, killing four residents. April 4: World Trade Center towers built. August 11: DJ Kool Herc hosts party at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue, utilizing two turntables and scratching the records to create new music, Hip-Hop is born. Co-op City, the largest cooperative apartment complex in the world, opened. B&H Photo shop, CBGB music club, Gray's Papaya, and Times Square TKTS booth in business. New York Knicks won their 2nd NBA championship. Salsa music arises (approximate date). Nuyorican Poets Café active (approximate date). 1974 Punk rockers The Ramones form. August 7: Petit's highwire stunt performed atop World Trade Center. Abe Beame becomes the city's first Jewish mayor. Village Halloween Parade began. International Center of Photography founded. W. R. Grace Building constructed. Bayview Correctional Facility in operation. 1975 January 24: Fraunces Tavern, a historical site in lower Manhattan, was bombed by the FALN killing 4 people and wounding more than 50. June 24: Eastern Air Lines Flight 66 from New Orleans strikes the runway lights at Kennedy airport, probably due to wind shear. 113 of the 124 people on board are killed. October 30: "Ford to city: drop dead" news headline published. December 29: A bomb explodes in the baggage claim area of the TWA terminal at LaGuardia Airport, killing 11 and injuring 74. The perpetrators were never identified. City fiscal crisis. Museum of Broadcasting founded. Talking Heads musical group formed. 1976 July 4: Bicentennial celebration involves review of 16 tall ships as part of Operation Sail. July 12–15: The 1976 Democratic National Convention was held at Madison Square Garden in Midtown Manhattan. July 29: David Berkowitz (aka the "Son of Sam") kills one person and seriously wounds another in the first of a series of attacks that terrorized the city for the next year. October 10: Giants NFL team ceases playing in the city and plays its first game in the Meadowlands at the new Giants Stadium. November 25: NYPD officer Robert Torsney fatally shoots unarmed 15-year-old Randolph Evans in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn.