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TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 30, 1809, David Tremble and Henry Daniel, both Mt. Sterling attorneys were drinking in a bar and got into a dispute, which lead to… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 30, 1974
Eastern Kentucky Coal Miners End Strike; UMW Ford Requests $850,000 For Presidential Transition
August 30, 1999
State Fair Ended, Attendance; Same As Last Year 2nd Special Grand Jury Called in 25 Years Over A Police Killing; Louisville
August 30, 1924
Gov. Fields Calls Publisher Bingham Carpet Bagger From North Carolina Camp Knox May Grow Larger
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 29, 1820, Governor John Adair took the oath of office to become Kentucky’s 8th governor. He is the only Kentucky governor born in South… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 29, 1999
Louis Coleman, “We Are Not Going to Do Things the Louisville Way” Kentucky Has $55 Million Left Over From D.C. Welfare Programs
August 29, 1974
Ford Supports Compassion For Nixon UofL Campus Dorms and Apartments All Filled Up
August 29, 1924
Louisville Day Brings 12,000 To Shelby County Fair Youth Is Slain By Sister At Lothair; Perry County