January 8: Difference between revisions

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January 8 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2008: Alabama Labor Commissioner Asa Trammell and Civil Rights attorney Chuck Morgand died.
2007: Mayor Bernard Kincaid delivered the 2007 State of the City address.
2007: Citadel assigned the call letters WJOX to frequency FM 100.5 and started a new sports format at its old frequency, AM 690, with the call letters WSPZ-AM.
2007: Students began attending classes at the new Fultondale Elementary School.
1977: Actor Amber Benson was born in Birmingham.
1937: Alabama Senate Minority Leader Jabo Waggoner was born in Birmingham.
1929: Pastor Harold D. Long was born.

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 '''January 8''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:
-*[[2008]]: Alabama Labor Commissioner [[Asa Trammell]] died.
+*[[2008]]: Alabama Labor Commissioner [[Asa Trammell]] and Civil Rights attorney [[Chuck Morgand]] died.
 * [[2007]]: Mayor [[Bernard Kincaid]] delivered the [[2007 State of the City address]].
-*2007: Citadel assigned the call letters [[WJOX]] to frequency [[FM 100.5]] and started a new sports format at its old frequency, [[AM 690]], with the call letters [[WSPZ-AM]].
+* 2007: Citadel assigned the call letters [[WJOX]] to frequency [[FM 100.5]] and started a new sports format at its old frequency, [[AM 690]], with the call letters [[WSPZ-AM]].
-*2007: Students began attending classes at the new [[Fultondale Elementary School]].
+* 2007: Students began attending classes at the new [[Fultondale Elementary School]].
 * [[1977]]: Actor [[Amber Benson]] was born in Birmingham.
 * [[1937]]: Alabama Senate Minority Leader [[Jabo Waggoner]] was born in Birmingham.