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What happened in September 1978

• September 5, 1978: Camp David Accords: Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat initiated the peace process at Camp David, Maryland, leading to a historic peace treaty between Israel and Egypt.
• September 7, 1978: Georgi Markov, a Bulgarian defector, was fatally poisoned in London, UK, using a poison-filled pellet injected via an umbrella, sparking international intrigue and raising concerns about state-sponsored assassinations.
• September 8, 1978: Iranian Army troops opened fire on rioters in Tehran, resulting in 122 deaths and 4,000 injuries, escalating the political unrest and tensions in Iran.
• September 12, 1978: The Declaration of Alma Ata, signed in Kazakhstan, USSR, established the core principles of Primary Health Care Practices and Equity in Healthcare, laying the foundation for modern state-sponsored healthcare systems.
• September 16, 1978: General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq assumed the post of President of Pakistan, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape and the beginning of his military rule.
• September 17, 1978: The Camp David Accords, signed between Israel and Egypt, represented a major breakthrough in the Middle East peace process, leading to the first peace treaty between the two nations.
• September 19, 1978: Police in the West Midlands of England launched a massive murder investigation following the shooting death of 13-year-old newspaper boy Carl Bridgewater, highlighting the need for increased public safety measures.
• September 20, 1978: General Rahimuddin Khan took over as Martial Law Governor of Balochistan, Pakistan, amidst political turmoil and ethnic tensions in the region.
• September 23, 1978: Lyman Bostock, a California Angels outfielder, was tragically shot and killed at the age of 27 while visiting friends in Gary, Indiana, underscoring the prevalence of gun violence in the United States.
• September 24, 1978: Giuseppe Verdi's opera Otello made its debut on Live from the Met, marking the first complete television broadcast of the opera in the United States, showcasing the power of classical music and opera to reach a wider audience.
• September 25, 1978: PSA Flight 182, a Boeing 727, collided with a small private airplane and crashed in San Diego, California, resulting in the tragic loss of 144 lives, highlighting the importance of aviation safety and the need for improved air traffic control systems.
• September 27, 1978: The last Forest Brother guerrilla movement fighter was discovered and killed in Estonia, marking the end of an era of armed resistance against Soviet occupation and symbolizing the Baltic states' struggle for independence.
• September 28, 1978: Pope John Paul I passed away after only 33 days of papacy, leaving the Catholic Church in mourning and prompting the election of a new pope, underscoring the transience of power and the importance of spiritual leadership.
• September 30, 1978: Finnair Flight 405 aircraft was hijacked by Aarno Lamminparras in Oulu, Finland, demonstrating the ongoing threat of air piracy and the need for enhanced security measures in air travel.