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* [[1922]]: The privately-owned [[Woodlawn Infirmary]] opened. | * [[1922]]: The privately-owned [[Woodlawn Infirmary]] opened. | ||
[[Image:Ozzie Newsome Bama.jpg|right|thumb|Ozzie Newsome, born March 16, 1956]] | |||
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* [[1956]]: [[Ozzie Newsome]] was born in Muscle Shoals. | * [[1956]]: [[Ozzie Newsome]] was born in Muscle Shoals. | ||
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March 16 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2015: The new building for the Birmingham Police Department West Precinct was dedicated in honor of Leroy Stover.
- 2007: CVS's buyout of Caremark Rx was approved by shareholders.
- 2007: Greg Shaw was appointed Chief Judge of the Alabama Court of the Judiciary.
- 2004: Robert W. Carter was named Graysville's permanent police chief.
- 1982: The Police and Joan Jett performed at the BJCC Coliseum.
- 1967: Rites of Spring appeared on Dick Clark's "Where the Action Is".
- 1947: Al Mathes became pastor of South Highland Presbyterian Church.
- 1922: The privately-owned Woodlawn Infirmary opened.
Births
- 1956: Ozzie Newsome was born in Muscle Shoals.
- 1943: Organist and composer McNeil Robinson was born in Birmingham.
- 1911: Ophthalmologist Alston Callahan was born in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
- 1891: Newspaper book editor Irita Van Doren was born in Birmingham.
- 1888: Architect Don Buel Schuyler was born in Englewood, Kansas.
- 1878: Actor Henry B. Walthall was born in Shelby County.
Deaths
- 2011: Former Bessemer police chief Oliver Adams died.
- 1922: Horace Waters died.
Sports
- 2012: UAB Blazers coach Mike Davis men's basketball coach was fired by athletic director Brian Mackin.