October 31: Difference between revisions

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October 31 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2011: Birmingham News Multimedia took over publication of Birmingham magazine from the Birmingham Business Alliance.
2011: Abdurrahim El-Keib was installed as interim Prime Minister of Libya.
2011: Radio engineer and minister Otis Agee died.
2010: Al Sutton resigned the pastorate at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church.
2009: Alabama A&M defeated Alabama State 21-7 in the Magic City Classic at Legion Field.
2006: The UAB Blazers lost 22-9 at Southern Methodist University.
2006: Superior Bank acquired Blountsville-based Community Bank.
2006: Antique Super Mall in Hoover closed.
2005: Revolution Radio began broadcasting on the Internet.
1997: Baseball player and Barons coach Sam Hairston died in Birmingham .
1995: The body of Michael Propes was found in a unit of the National 9 Inn.
1993: Alabama Supreme Court Justice Oscar Adams, Jr retired from the bench and was succeeded by Ralph Cook.
1992: Bo Jackson's football jersey number 34 was retired by the Auburn Tigers.
1978: Kenneth Daniel, President of American Cast Iron Pipe Company, retired.
1951: Alabama Crimson Tide football coach Nick Saban was born.
1898: The Birmingham Rifles mustered for duty in the Spanish-American War.
1888: South Highland Presbyterian Church was organized. Paul C. Morgan became pastor.

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 * [[1978]]: [[Kenneth Daniel]], President of [[American Cast Iron Pipe Company]], retired.
 * [[1951]]: [[Alabama Crimson Tide]] football coach [[Nick Saban]] was born.
+* [[1898]]: The [[Birmingham Rifles]] mustered for duty in the [[Spanish-American War]].
 * [[1888]]: [[South Highland Presbyterian Church]] was organized.  [[Paul C. Morgan]] became pastor.
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