July 26, 1973
Nixon Ignores Subpoenas; Will Obey High Court United Way Sets $1,000,000 Goal
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July 26, 1923
Mule Race At Woodford’s County Fair A Close One Babe Sprains His Neck From Swinging So Hard
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Kentucky Trivia July 26, 1863, John Jacob Crittenden, born in “Virginia” but what is now Kentucky, died in Frankfort. The 22nd Secretary of State of… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Kentucky Trivia July 25, 1816, the 1st Kentucky fair took place, making Kentucky’s fair one of the oldest in the U.S. Colonel Lewis Sanders of… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 25, 1998
2 Die In U.S. Capitol Shootout Klan ordered To Pay $37.8 Million After Burning S.C. Church
July 25, 1973
Ehrlichman Denies Nixon Okayed Ellsberg Burgalry U.S Senator Wants to Cut the # of U.S. Servicemen Overseas in Half
July 25, 1923
Candidates File Expense Items Mountain Girl Is Musical Prodigy; Lena Pope Bell County
July 24, 1998
A Nun Gets Prison Over Military Protests Government Goes After Internet Gambling
July 24, 1973
Nixon Saw Ellsberg Break-In As “Vital” Ehrlichman Says “Inside” Germ May Be Hospital Troublemaker
July 24, 1923
More Arrests In Camp Knox Blue Grass Tennis Tourny Aug. 18