August 14, 1974
The Milk Co-Op Tries To Buy Nixon Senate Passes $11.3 Billion Housing Bill
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August 14, 1924
25 Million Expected To Hear President Coolidge Speech Via Radio W.T. Sistrunk, 62, One of Lexington’s Wealthiest and Best Known Businessman Dies
August 14, 1999
Radioactive Metals May Have Left Paducah Plant Vencor Tanks and Steffi Retires A Legend
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Localtonians wish a Happy Anniversary to Daniel Boone and Rebecca Boone, who wed in 1756. They would settle in Rowan County, NC for a little… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 13, 1998
Louisville Doctors Want Artificial Heart Working By Next Year Lynwood Montell Pursues Haunted Kentucky Folklore
August 13, 1974
Ford Outlines Three Steps To Curb Inflation Conservatives Say Rockefeller Acceptable As V.P.
August 13, 1924
Dry Agents Arrest 277 In Kentucky For July Colored Fair Race Entries For Thursday
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August 13, 1826, James Johnson passed away while representing Kentucky in the U.S. House. In 1817-18 he promoted the stagecoach industry in the Bluegrass and… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 12, 1999
State Told of Uranium Plant Problems 12-Year-Old Charged With Murder; Youngest in Jefferson County
August 12, 1974
Ford Asks Advice on V.P. Police Face New Limits On When To Shoot To Kill