child known to have died from a pedestrian fall from the rim of the Grand Canyon. The child, from of Supai Village, tripped and fell to her death from the Hualapai Hilltop at the while running to see the sunrise. The Canon City meteorite, a 1.4 kilogram chondrite type meteorite, struck Earth in Fremont County, Colorado. Born: Semmy Schilt, Dutch kick-boxer, mixed martial artist and K-1 champion; in Rotterdam Karol Beffa, French-born Swiss classical music composer; in Paris Died: Lawrence Kubie, 77, American psychiatrist and psychoanalyst October 28, 1973 (Sunday) Voting took place in Portugal for the unicameral Assembleia da República, after the 65 opposition candidates withdrew from the ballot on October 25. The Acção Nacional Popular (National People's Action) party of Prime Minister Marcelo Caetano won all 150 seats. In Spain, police in Barcelona raided a church and arrested 113 members of the separatist Democratic Forces of Catalonia and charged them with being opponents of Spain's dictator Francisco Franco. Born: Andrea Helms, U.S. gospel singer; in Odessa, Texas Died: Taha Hussein, 83, Egyptian writer and intellectual Judith C. Waller, 84, American radio and television broadcasting pioneer Sergio Tofano, 87, Italian actor, director, and playwright October 29, 1973 (Monday) The Universidad de la República Uruguay in Montevideo, the only university in the South American nation of Uruguay, was closed by order of the military government, on grounds that the institution of higher learning was a center of Marxist agitation. Troops and police had raided the state-owned university a day after one of the students had been killed by his own homemade bomb and reported finding "large caches of arms, ammunition and subversive political literature." Voters in the Canadian province of Quebec overwhelmingly favored of the ruling Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) of Premier Robert Bourassa, in elections for the provincial parliament campaigned almost solely on whether Quebec should be independent from the rest of Canada. The PLQ won 102 of the 110 seats in the unicameral National Assembly of Quebec. Born: Vonetta Flowers, American bobsledder and the first African-American woman to win an Olympic gold medal; in Birmingham, Alabama Robert Pires, French soccer football midfielder with 79 appearances for the France National Team; in Reims, Marne département Pierre Png, Singaporean TV actor; in Singapore October 30, 1973 (Tuesday) The Bosphorus Bridge in Turkey was completed, connecting the continents of Europe and Asia over the Bosphorus for the second time, and for