Elvir Krehmić (ur. 27 kwietnia 1973) – bośniacki lekkoatleta specjalizujący się w skoku wzwyż
Uczestnik igrzysk olimpijskich w Sydney (2000) gdzie z wynikiem 2,24 nie awansował do finału. Trzykrotnie brał udział w mistrzostwach świata na stadionie – Ateny 1997, Sewilla 1999 oraz Edmonton 2001. W żadnym z występów nie udało mu się awansować do finału. Dwa razy reprezentował swój kraj w halowych mistrzostwach świata - Paryż 1997 (nie awansował do finału) oraz Maebashi 1999 (9. miejsce w finale z wynikiem 2,25). W 1998 bez powodzenia startował w mistrzostwach Europy. W roku 2002 nie awansował do finału halowych mistrzostw Europy w Wiedniu. Brązowy medalista igrzysk śródziemnomorskich w 2001 roku z wynikiem 2,19. Reprezentant kraju w zawodach pucharu Europy. Rekord życiowy: w hali - 2,29 (13 lutego 1999, Pireus); na stadionie - 2,31 (7 lipca 1998, Zagrzeb). Oba te wyniki są rekordami Bośni i Hercegowiny.
Czytaj więcej...27 kwietnia 1973 roku była piątek pod znakiem zodiaku ♉. Był to 116 dzień roku. Prezydentem Stanów Zjednoczonych był Richard M. Nixon.
Jeśli urodziłeś się w tym dniu, masz 52 lata. Twoje ostatnie urodziny upłynęły niedziela, 27 kwietnia 2025 roku, 190 dni temu. Twoje następne urodziny przypadają na dzień poniedziałek, 27 kwietnia 2026 roku, w 174 dni. Żyłeś przez 19 183 dni lub około 460 404 godzin lub około 27 624 267 minut lub około 1 657 456 020 sekund.
Date: 28 April 1973
Tennessee Ct of Appeals on Apr 27 dismisses contempt of ct citation against H Thornton (WDEF-TV), who refused to name news source involving person who identified himself as grand jury member and said that investigation by county grand jury of former City Ct judge was whitewash
Date: 28 April 1973
Columnist J Johnston (Village Voice) is arrested on Apr 26 outside Guggenheim Museum on charges of directing obscene language and gestures at police officer M Burdi; is given summons at station house for harassment
Date: 27 April 1973
Sen S Symington on Apr 26 protests to Sec of State W P Rogers against what he terms restrictive attitude on part of US Embassy in Cambodia toward Amer reporters; says that 2 com staff members had confirmed on recent trip to Cambodia repts that high officials of US Embassy in Phnom Penh had pressed Cambodian Govt to expel Amer news agency reporter
Date: 27 April 1973
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
ANPA on Apr 26 calls for Fed legis to protect reporters from having to disclose their news sources, annual meeting; L H Small, chmn of assn's govt relations com, tells newspaper execs that assn is supporting shield-law bill sponsored by Sens E M Kennedy and A M Cranston; bill is considered most far-reaching of many proposed shield-law bills; assn releases results of natl survey it made about contents of newspapers and newspaper reading habits; finding detailed
Date: 27 April 1973
By MARTIN ARNOLD
Martin ARNOLD
Fed Dist Judge W M Byrne, presiding over Pentagon papers trial, on Apr 26 sends jury home after discovering that Govt has again withheld evidence from ct and defendants; incident is 2d during trial in which jury was sent home; asst prosecutor W B Reese tells ct that there is no conscious or deliberate effort on prosecution's part to withhold material, which consists of ints by FBI agents and other Govt investigators of several Rand Corp employes, including R Moorstein, R H Best and J Butler; excusal of jury involves type of material referred to as 'Jencks' material, which derives its name from case involving C E Jencks, NM labor leader who was convicted in Jan '54 of falsely signing non-Communist affidavit under Taft-Hartley Act; conviction was appealed to Sup Ct, which ruled 7-to-1 on June '57 that FBI repts that formed basis of testimony by Govt witnesses in criminal trials must be turned over to defense or case must be dismissed; Cong in '57 passed Jencks Act, which said that only authenticated or substantially verbatim pretrial ints by prosecution witnesses have to be given to defendants and those ints have to have direct bearing on witnesses testimony
Date: 28 April 1973
By CHARLES MOHRSpecial to The New York Times
Rhodesian Appeals Ct hears arguments Apr 27 on appeal of journalist P Niesewand, who was sentenced to yr at hard labor after secret trial in which he was accused of violating Official Secrets Act by publishing accts of army operations against black guerrillas forces; 3-judge appeals ct hears arguments on points but is forced by Govt order to hear points of evidence in secret session; Brit's critical reaction to case noted; ct publishes 'edited version' of lower ct's previously secret judgment against Niesewand; Niesewand illus
Date: 28 April 1973
Saigon Govt announces, Apr 27, it permits Saigon newsmen to attend press briefings given by the Vietcong; says 16 newsmen may attend a wkly press conf held by Communist delegates to mil comm; Saigon spokesman warns that newsmen must rept confs objectively without ed comment
Date: 27 April 1973
Indian police on Apr 26 drop murder charges against CBS cameramen S M Lal and P Duregne, who were involved in immolation of Anand Marg yoga leader A Dineshwarananda
Date: 28 April 1973
By MARTIN ARNOLDSpecial to The New York Times
Judge Byrne of Pentagon papers trial releases on Apr 27 Justice Dept memorandum, from Asst US Atty E J Silbert to Asst Atty Gen H E Petersen, saying that 2 convicted Watergate conspirators, E H Hunt Jr and G G Liddy, had broken into office of Dr D Ellsberg's psychiatrist in Los Angeles with intention of stealing Ellsberg's medical records; Byrne illus
Date: 27 April 1973
By Aram Bakshian Jr
Aram Bakshian
Presidential speech writer A Bakshian Jr parody of the Great Onion Crisis ensuing from shortage in Amer's onion crop; sketch