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'''January 10''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:
'''January 10''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:


* [[2011]]: The [[2010 Auburn Tigers football team]] won the BCS National Championship in Glendale, Arizona.
* [[2008]]: Former [[Jefferson County Commission]]er [[Gary White]] was convicted on 9 counts of bribery and conspiracy relating to the [[Jefferson County sewer construction scandal]].
* [[2008]]: Former [[Jefferson County Commission]]er [[Gary White]] was convicted on 9 counts of bribery and conspiracy relating to the [[Jefferson County sewer construction scandal]].
* [[2006]]: Mayor [[Bernard Kincaid]] delivered the [[2006 State of the City address]].
* [[2006]]: Mayor [[Bernard Kincaid]] delivered the [[2006 State of the City address]].
* [[2004]]: The band [[Rewinds]] made their debut perfomance at [[The Nick]].
* [[2004]]: The band [[Rewinds]] made their debut performance at [[The Nick]].
* [[1993]]: The [[Magic City Blues Society]] was incorporated.
* [[1993]]: The [[Magic City Blues Society]] was incorporated.
* [[1992]]: [[Eric Ramsey]] was interviewed by the NCAA concerning his pay-for-play allegations against the [[Auburn Tigers]].
* [[1923]]: 5 miners were killed in the [[1923 Dolomite No. 1 Mine explosion]].
* [[1923]]: 5 miners were killed in the [[1923 Dolomite No. 1 Mine explosion]].
* [[1914]]: 12 miners were killed in the [[1914 Rock Castle Mine explosion]].
* [[1914]]: 12 miners were killed in the [[1914 Rock Castle Mine explosion]].


==Births and deaths==
==Births==
* [[2011]]: Industrialist [[Houston Blount]] died at home in [[Mountain Brook]].
* [[2004]]: News anchor [[Harry Mabry]] died at home in [[Anniston]].
* [[1999]]: Historian [[Jere King, Jr]] died in Albany, California.
* [[1959]]: Race car crew chief and commentator [[Larry McReynolds]] was born in Birmingham.
* [[1959]]: Race car crew chief and commentator [[Larry McReynolds]] was born in Birmingham.
* [[1958]]: Entrepreneur [[Ronnie Dixon]] was born in [[Birmingham]].
* [[1958]]: Entrepreneur [[Ronnie Dixon]] was born in [[Birmingham]].
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* [[1954]]: [[Jefferson County Commission|Jefferson County Commissioner]] [[Bobby Humphryes]] was born in [[Bessemer]].
* [[1954]]: [[Jefferson County Commission|Jefferson County Commissioner]] [[Bobby Humphryes]] was born in [[Bessemer]].
* [[1951]]: [[Pee-Wee's Pawn Shop]] owner [[Eugene Scott]] was born.
* [[1951]]: [[Pee-Wee's Pawn Shop]] owner [[Eugene Scott]] was born.
* [[1934]]: Former ''[[Birmingham News]]'' editor [[Franklin Glass]] died.
* [[1920]]: [[Buffalo Rock Company]] chairman [[Jimmy Lee, Jr]] was born.
* [[1920]]: [[Buffalo Rock Company]] chairman [[Jimmy Lee, Jr]] was born.
* 1920: Iranologist [[Richard Frye]] was born in [[Birmingham]].
* 1920: Iranologist [[Richard Frye]] was born in [[Birmingham]].
* [[1913]]: Saxophonist [[Haywood Henry]] was bon in [[Birmingham]].
* [[1913]]: Saxophonist [[Haywood Henry]] was born in [[Birmingham]].


==Deaths==
* [[2011]]: Industrialist [[Houston Blount]] died at home in [[Mountain Brook]].
* [[2004]]: News anchor [[Harry Mabry]] died at home in [[Anniston]].
* [[1999]]: Historian [[Jere King, Jr]] died in Albany, California.
* [[1934]]: Former ''[[Birmingham News]]'' editor [[Franklin Glass]] died.
* [[1923]]: 5 miners were killed in the [[1923 Dolomite No. 1 Mine explosion]].
* [[1914]]: 12 miners were killed in the [[1914 Rock Castle Mine explosion]].
==Sports==
* [[2011]]: The [[2010 Auburn Tigers football team]] won the BCS National Championship in Glendale, Arizona.
* [[1992]]: [[Eric Ramsey]] was interviewed by the NCAA concerning his pay-for-play allegations against the [[Auburn Tigers]].


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