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* [[1975]]: The [[Birmingham A's]] were sold to a group of buyers from Chattanooga, Tennessee. | |||
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December 9 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2016: Ground was broken for the Collat School of Business building at UAB.
- 2006: Bessemer and Hueytown held their respective Christmas parades.
- 1996: Jefferson County and the State of Alabama signed a consent decree with plaintiffs and U.S. Attorneys in United States v. Jefferson County, agreeing to upgrade the Jefferson County Sewer System in compliance with the requirements of the Clean Water Act (33 U.S.C. 1251) and permits from the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System.
- 1989: Bishop Raymond Boland announced that John Carroll Catholic High School would relocate to Lakeshore Parkway.
- 1962: Banker, lawyer and judge Pete Norris married Ann Deaver.
- 1960: The Health Sciences Research Building at UAB was dedicated.
- 1886: The North Birmingham Railway Company was incorporated.
Births
- 2014: Monte, a black howler, was born at the San Antonio Zoo.
- 1981: Homeless advocate Erica Robbins was born in Munford.
- 1938: Congressman Ben Erdreich was born in Birmingham.
- 1908: Federal circuit court judge Walter Gewin was born in Nanafalia, Marengo County.
- 1905: API halfback, Olympic athlete and long-time Bessemer High School coach Snitz Snider was born in Adger.
Deaths
- 2020: Ray Perkins, Alabama Crimson Tide football player and coach.
- 2012: Entrepreneur and venture capitalist Bill Featheringill died in Jefferson County.
- 2011: Former Birmingham Barons play-by-play announcer Gabby Bell died in Jupiter, Florida.
- 2006: Birmingham News editor and writer Wendell Givens died.
- 1997: Labor organizer and Communist political activist Angelo Herndon died in Sweet Home, Arkansas.
- 1942: Birmingham Coca-Cola Bottling Co. founder Crawford Johnson died in Birmingham.
- 1937: Novelist Frances Nimmo Greene died in Birmingham.
- 1888: Postmaster Maurice Throckmorton died from being shot during the Hawes riot.
Sports
- 2006: UAB announced that Watson Brown would not be returning as head football coach.
- 1975: The Birmingham A's were sold to a group of buyers from Chattanooga, Tennessee.