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'''April 8''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:
'''April 8''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:


* [[2007]]: Former [[Robinson Elemenary School|Robinson Elemenary]] and [[Banks High School|Banks High]] principal [[Sid Ingram]] died at 70 in Huntsville.
 
* [[2006]]: [[Birmingham Steeldogs]] 41 - Everett Hawks 36 in the season opener at the [[BJCC]].
* [[2006]]: [[Birmingham Steeldogs]] 41 - Everett Hawks 36 in the season opener at the [[BJCC]].
*2006: The 4th annual [[Writer's Block]] graffiti event was held at [[Sloss Furnaces]].
*2006: The 4th annual [[Writer's Block]] graffiti event was held at [[Sloss Furnaces]].
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* [[2004]]: [[Loretta Nall]] was nominated for [[Governor of Alabama]] by the [[Libertarian Party of Alabama|Libertarian Party]].
* [[2004]]: [[Loretta Nall]] was nominated for [[Governor of Alabama]] by the [[Libertarian Party of Alabama|Libertarian Party]].
*2004: National Security Advisor [[Condoleezza Rice]] testified before the 9/11 Commission.
*2004: National Security Advisor [[Condoleezza Rice]] testified before the 9/11 Commission.
* [[2003]]: Photographer [[Spider Martin]] died at home in [[Blount Springs]].
* [[2002]]: Former [[Birmingham Stallions]] owner [[Marvin L. Warner]] died in Cape Canaveral, Florida
* [[2001]]: New York/New Jersey Hitmen 22 - [[Birmingham Thunderbolts]] 0, at [[Legion Field]] on the last day of the only XFL season.
* [[2001]]: New York/New Jersey Hitmen 22 - [[Birmingham Thunderbolts]] 0, at [[Legion Field]] on the last day of the only XFL season.
* [[1998]]: The [[1998 Oak Grove tornado]] killed 32 in western [[Jefferson County]] and destroyed [[Oak Grove High School]].
* [[1998]]: The [[1998 Oak Grove tornado]] killed 32 in western [[Jefferson County]] and destroyed [[Oak Grove High School]].
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* [[1976]]: The [[Temple of Sibyl]] was rededicated at its present location at the northern end of [[Vestavia Hills]] on [[U. S. Highway 31]] during the [[Vestavia Hills Dogwood Festival]].
* [[1976]]: The [[Temple of Sibyl]] was rededicated at its present location at the northern end of [[Vestavia Hills]] on [[U. S. Highway 31]] during the [[Vestavia Hills Dogwood Festival]].
* [[1972]]: The newly-renovated [[Vulcan Park]] was dedicated.
* [[1972]]: The newly-renovated [[Vulcan Park]] was dedicated.
* [[1957]]: Actress [[Dorothy Sebastian]] died in Los Angeles, California
* [[1951]]: The opening exhibition for the [[Birmingham Museum of Art]]'s new building began.
* [[1951]]: The opening exhibition for the [[Birmingham Museum of Art]]'s new building began.
* [[1939]]: [[Alabama Power]] CEO [[Elmer Harris]] was born in [[Chilton County]].
 
* [[1888]]: Architect [[David O. Whilldin]] was born in Philadelphia, Pennsyvania.
 
 
== Births ==
* [[1939]]: [[Elmer Harris]] born in [[Chilton County]], CEO of [[Alabama Power]]
* [[1888]]: [[David O. Whilldin]] born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Architect
 
 
== Deaths ==
* [[2007]]: [[Sid Ingram]] died in Huntsville, Alabama, Former [[Robinson Elemenary School|Robinson Elemenary]] and [[Banks High School|Banks High]] principal
* [[2003]]: [[Spider Martin]] died at home in [[Blount Springs]], Photographer
* [[2002]]: [[Marvin L. Warner]] died in Cape Canaveral, Florida, Former owner of [[Birmingham Stallions]]
* [[1957]]: [[Dorothy Sebastian]] died in Los Angeles, California, Actress
 


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