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Events in March 1998 8
1913 – 1998Lloyd Bridges (1913-1998)American actor, star of Sea Hunt and later of the Airplane! comedies, and father of Beau and Jeff Bridges.
1998Iditarod 1998Winner: Jeff King — 9 days 5hJeff King won his third Iditarod in 1998.
1998Little Women, the operaMark AdamoMark Adamo's opera premieres at Houston Grand Opera and goes on to many productions.
1998 – 2003Premier of ChinaNamed Premier of China at the age of 69. Declared war on corruption with his famous line: 'I have prepared 100 coffins here — 99 for corrupt officials and one for myself.' Steered the economy through the Asian financial crisis while pushing through wrenching reforms to state-owned enterprises.
1998Lloyd Bridges dies in Los AngelesLloyd Bridges dies aged 85.
1998Titanic sweeps the Academy AwardsFilm wins 11 Oscars including Best PictureJames Cameron's Titanic won 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, at the ceremony held on 23 March 1998, tying the record set by Ben-Hur. It had already become the highest-grossing film in history.
1998FDA approves ViagraFirst oral pill for erectile dysfunction reaches marketThe US Food and Drug Administration approved Pfizer's sildenafil citrate, branded Viagra, on 27 March 1998 as the first oral treatment for erectile dysfunction. It became one of the fastest-selling drugs in history and reshaped public conversation around the condition.
1998 – presentThe Vasco da Gama BridgeEurope’s Longest BridgeA major cable-stayed bridge in Lisbon crossing the Tagus River, built for Expo 98.