December 22, 1999
Clinton Turns Up Heat on Hussein Coal Miner, 41 Electrocuted; 1st Underground Death Since in 1997.
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December 22, 1974
U.S. War Causalities Reach Highest Level in 19 Months “Squire” J. Winston Coleman’s Book Sells Out In Two Days
December 22, 1924
Ford Will Buy Pike County Mines Global-Circle Flight Planned For Next April; Actually Happened April 6, 1924
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On December 22, 1769, the Shawnee captured Daniel Boone’s hunting party near Eskippakithiki and took their hides and most supplies. They released Boone’s men, leaving… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
December 21, 1999
Deal Sought To Stop Clinton Impeachment Trial U.S. Will Try To Topple Saddam From Within
December 21, 1974
Government Ask Motorist To Observe a Voluntary 10-Gallon-A-Week Gas Limit Snow Blankets Kentucky; Louisville Gets Light Dusting
December 21, 1924
Police Wage Running Gun Fight With Car Thieves in Highland; Louisville Bible Debate Victory Goes To Modernist
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
December 21, 1793, Kentucky created Harrison County from Bourbon and Scott and was named in honor of Benjamin Harrison, co-author of the Kentucky Constitution. The… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Kentucky Trivia Localtonians wish a Happy Anniversary to Governor James Garrard and his childhood sweetheart, Elizabeth Mountjoy, who wed in 1769. They had five sons… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
December 20, 1999
State’s Public Defender System Losing Lawyers To Private Sector NASA Releases New Photos of Jupiter