April 8, 1923
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April 7, 1998
UK Doctor Touts a Pill That Will Stop Breast Cancer in Older Women; Tamifen “Soul of Country Music” dead at 55; Tammy Wynette
April 7, 1973
Top Nixon Aide Admits To Intelligence Activity; But Claims It Was Legal UK’s Newspaper Ask University To Ask NCAA To Investigate Quarterback “Dinky” Scandal
April 7, 1923
President Harding Says Domestic Affairs Most Important American Businesses Across The Board Growing
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Kentucky Trivia ● Kentucky Tweets Localtonians wish a Happy Birthday to James Masterson, born in 1752. James built Lexington’s original frame house. Masterson and John… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
April 6, 1923
Louisville and Lexington Make New Rules For Downtown Auto Congestion UK Alumni Pledge To Give State Schools Speeches On Attending the University
April 6, 1998
Assault Gun Ban To Be Permanent Some Want Lexington Airport To Be Moved To Mountain Parkway Area
April 6, 1973
Meat Boycotters Claiming First Extensive Victory Emergency Vehicles Will Make Stop Lights Change Colors
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Kentucky Trivia ● Kentucky Tweets April 6, 1842, Charles Dickens arrived in Louisville on the steamboat Pike and spent the night in the Galt House… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
April 5, 1999
They Want to Mine near The Peak Of Black Mountain Moms In Prison; Peewee Valley