February 14, 1974
V.P. Ford Totally Opposed To School Busing Nixon Urges Mass Transit Funds To Cities
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February 14, 1924
Prediction Is Anti-Horse Racing Bill Wil Pass Kentucky Senate Post Master Murderer is Moved From Fayette County For Safety
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
February 14, 1815, William Henry and Lieut. James Haydon met on the big hill in the back of the State House in Frankfort. There were… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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On February 13, 1818, Virginian George Rogers Clark passed away in Louisville. Clark became the highest-ranking American military officer on the northwestern frontier during the… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
February 13, 1999
PREISDENT CLINTON ACQUITTED Perjury 55-45 – Obstruction 50-50
February 13, 1974
Secretariat, Riva Ridge To To Be Adjusted After Low Sperm Count Nations Can’t Agree On Energy Crisis Terms
February 13, 1924
Kentucky House Passes Anti-Race Betting Bill 56-38 Post Master Murderer Caught; Rifle Recovered
February 12, 1999
UK Basketball Museum Opens With Private Party; Coach Smith Attends Makers of Guns Held Liable In Shootings
February 12, 1974
Kissinger Urges a “Massive Effort” To Overcome World Energy Crisis U.S. Plans a 60% Coal Output Hike
February 12, 1924
Louisville To Host Republican State Convention; Coolidge To Get Vote Greendale Post Master, 65, Murdered at Work; Outside Lexington