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* [[2008]]: FOX sold [[WBRC 6]] to Local TV, LLC
* [[2008]]: FOX sold [[WBRC 6]] to Local TV, LLC
* [[2007]]: [[2007 Alabama Steeldogs|The Alabama Steeldogs]] played the Florida Firecats at the [[BJCC]].
* [[1960]]: A crowd of white teenage rock and roll fans at [[Don's Teen Town]] in [[Bessemer]] chased off a gathering of 80 or so [[KKK|Klansmen]] planning to jump the deejay, [[Shelley Stewart]].
* [[1960]]: A crowd of white teenage rock and roll fans at [[Don's Teen Town]] in [[Bessemer]] chased off a gathering of 80 or so [[KKK|Klansmen]] planning to jump the deejay, [[Shelley Stewart]].
* [[1940]]: The [[Alta Apartments]] opened in downtown [[Tuscaloosa]].
* [[1940]]: The [[Alta Apartments]] opened in downtown [[Tuscaloosa]].
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* 1868: [[Robert M. Patton]] ceded [[List of Governors of Alabama|Governorship]] to [[William H. Smith]].
* 1868: [[Robert M. Patton]] ceded [[List of Governors of Alabama|Governorship]] to [[William H. Smith]].


==Births and deaths==
==Births==
* [[1989]]: Linebacker [[Rolando McClain]] was born.
* [[1944]]: [[Sarris Café]] owner [[George N. Sarris]] was born in Tsitalia, Greece.
* [[1892]]: Methodist bishop [[Nolan Harmon]] was born in Meridian, Mississippi.
 
==Deaths==
* [[2006]]: Former Bishop of Alabama [[George M. Murray]] died.
* [[2006]]: Former Bishop of Alabama [[George M. Murray]] died.
* [[2001]]: Gynecologic pathologist [[Hazel Gore]] died.
* [[2001]]: Gynecologic pathologist [[Hazel Gore]] died.
* [[1989]]: Linebacker [[Rolando McClain]] was born.
* [[1987]]: The first [[Bishop of Birmingham]] [[Joseph Vath]] died.
* [[1987]]: The first [[Bishop of Birmingham]] [[Joseph Vath]] died.
* [[1892]]: Methodist bishop [[Nolan Harmon]] was born in Meridian, Mississippi.
 
==Sports==
* [[2007]]: [[2007 Alabama Steeldogs|The Alabama Steeldogs]] played the Florida Firecats at the [[BJCC]].


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