March 28, 1999
Government To Take Over Coal-Dust Testing After Private Sector Cheats President Clinton Continues To Bomb Yugoslavia
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March 28, 1974
President Nixon Will Sign Wage Bill; Raises Minimum age to $2 per Hour from $1.75 Coal Firms To Boost Production
March 28, 1924
Boone Family To Have Reunion In Lexington Shriners Circus To Be Annual Event After Successful 1924 Run
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On March 28, 1775, Virginia’s governor proclaimed the arrest of Richard Henderson and his Transylvania associates while emphasizing the danger of Henderson’s enterprise if not… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 27, 1999
UK vs. Stanford; 1st of Final 4 Games UK Doctors Disagree With New Federal Policy on Organ Transplant
March 27, 1974
Louisville Zoo Chief Fired; Give 24 Hours To Leave Lowering U.S. Speed Limits Has Saved Lives
March 27, 1924
Shiners Proposes A Hospital in Lexington Walnut Hall Buys 15 Exceptional Trotting Mares From Harry Orr
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March 27, 1751, Christopher Gist left the 1st written record of travels through what is now Hazard. His notes on this date acknowledged the large… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 26, 1999
America & NATO Bomb Yugoslavia For 2nd Day in a Row Black Louisville Leader Says Police “Terrorized” Him; Louisville
March 26, 1974
Louisville Mayor Sloane Admits Campaign Law Violations Coach Sloan of N. Carolina St. Wins NCAA Title