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*2008: [[New Hope Baptist Church]] pastor [[Gregory Clarke]] began serving a 21 month sentence for filing false tax returns. | *2008: [[New Hope Baptist Church]] pastor [[Gregory Clarke]] began serving a 21 month sentence for filing false tax returns. | ||
*[[2006]]: [[Kwanza]] the lion went on display at the [[Birmingham Zoo]]. | *[[2006]]: [[Kwanza]] the lion went on display at the [[Birmingham Zoo]]. | ||
*[[1997]]: Alabama Supreme Court justice [[Oscar Adams, Jr]] died. | |||
*[[1958]]: The [[1958 Salute to Italy]] came to a close. | *[[1958]]: The [[1958 Salute to Italy]] came to a close. | ||
*[[1956]]: The Pittsburgh Pirates and Kansas City A's cancelled an exhibition at [[Rickwood Field]] due to segregation ordinances. | *[[1956]]: The Pittsburgh Pirates and Kansas City A's cancelled an exhibition at [[Rickwood Field]] due to segregation ordinances. | ||
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February 15 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2008: Joey Jones was announced as the first head football coach for South Alabama.
- 2008: New Hope Baptist Church pastor Gregory Clarke began serving a 21 month sentence for filing false tax returns.
- 2006: Kwanza the lion went on display at the Birmingham Zoo.
- 1997: Alabama Supreme Court justice Oscar Adams, Jr died.
- 1958: The 1958 Salute to Italy came to a close.
- 1956: The Pittsburgh Pirates and Kansas City A's cancelled an exhibition at Rickwood Field due to segregation ordinances.
- 1922: Roosevelt City mayor Freddie C. Rogers was born in Sumter County.