November 16, 1973
3 Rookies Sped Into Orbit For Longest Planned Mission; 84 Days Aboard Skylab V.P. Designate Denies Wrong Doing in Stock Trade
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November 16, 1923
Barn On Elmendorf Farm Burns To Ground; Two Horses Dead Wildcat 11 Arrive In Atlanta To Play G. Tech Golden Tornadoes
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Kentucky Trivia November 16, 1798, Governor J. Garrard signed a bill making Kentucky the 1st state to nullify Congress’s Alien and Sedition Acts. These acts… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Kentucky Trivia Localtonians wish a Happy Birthday to Lexington native Gideon Shryock, born in 1802. At 25, he designed the Old State Capitol on his… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 15, 1998
Saddam’s Offer Averts Attack New Casino Near Louisville Opens This Week; Downs Not Worried
November 15, 1973
U.S. Judge Rules Firing of Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox Was Illeagal Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips Marry
November 15, 1923
Coolidge Sees Co-operative Marketing as Solution of Agriculture Depression G.O.P. Will Sue Election Officers
November 14, 1973
Louisville Awards Cable TV Franchise; 15 Year Contract Gulf Oil, Ashland Oil, 2 Democrats Convicted of Giving Money To Nixon
November 14, 1998
Clinton and Jones Settle for $850k Louisville Police Arrest Wrong Man; $950k Settlement
November 14, 1923
29 Governors Confer On Coal Prices Oklahoma Governor Denies He Joined Klan