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'''April 21''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:
'''April 21''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:


* [[2009]]: ''Outcasts United'' by [[Warren St John]] was published.
* [[2008]]: The first shipment of [[Birmingham Schools' XO laptops]] was delivered to [[Glen Iris Elementary School]].
* [[2007]]: Ambassador's dinner with [[Bill Cabaniss]] and Petr Kolar as part of the [[Birmingham Festival of Arts]]' [[Spotlight on the Czech Republic]]
* [[2007]]: Ambassador's dinner with [[Bill Cabaniss]] and Petr Kolar as part of the [[Birmingham Festival of Arts]]' [[Spotlight on the Czech Republic]]
* [[2006]]: Miss Alabama USA [[Haleigh Stidham]] finished in the top 10 at the Miss USA pageant.
* [[2006]]: Miss Alabama USA [[Haleigh Stidham]] finished in the top 10 at the Miss USA pageant.
: [[Chris McNair]] was convicted on 11 counts of bribery and conspiracy as part of [[Jefferson County]]'s sewer construction scandal.
* 2006 : [[Chris McNair]] was convicted on 11 counts of bribery and conspiracy as part of [[Jefferson County]]'s [[Jefferson County sewer construction scandal|sewer construction scandal]].
* [[1999]]: [[South Hampton Elementary School]] opened.
* [[1988]]: Fire destroyed the interior of [[All Saints Episcopal Church]] in [[Edgewood]].
* [[1982]]: [[WTTO]] launched as Birmingham's first independent television station.
* [[1976]]: [[Timothy Leary]] was released from Folsom Prison by California Governor Jerry Brown.
* [[1969]]: The [[Sparks Center|Center for Developmental and Learning Disorders]] was formally dedicated.
* [[1949]]: The [[North Birmingham]] location of [[Hill's Food Stores]] held its grand opening.
* [[1922]]: [[Duke Brothers Furniture Co.]] held the grand opening of their new store in the [[Duke Brothers building]] on [[3rd Avenue North]].
* [[1883]]: The [[Phoenix Club]] was organized.
 
[[Image:Scott Register.jpg|right|thumb|Scott Register, born April 21, 1969]]
==Births==
* [[1999]]: Southern white rhinoceros [[Max (rhinoceros)|Max]] was born.
* [[1983]]: NFL and [[Alabama State University|ASU]] football player [[Tarvaris Jackson]] was born in Montgomery.
* [[1969]]: Music promoter and DJ [[Scott Register]] was born.
* [[1968]]: Artist [[Cary Allbritton]] was born.
* [[1947]]: Children's author [[Barbara Park]] was born in Mount Holly Township, New Jersey.
* [[1938]]: Restaurateur [[Jimmy Koikos]] was born in [[Bessemer]].
* [[1931]]: Florist [[Martha Wilson]] was born.
* [[1920]]: Poet [[Andrew Glaze]] was born in Nashville, Tennessee.
* [[1907]]: [[Temple Emanu-El]]'s Rabbi [[Milton Grafman]] was born in Washington D. C.
 
==Deaths==
* [[2014]]: ''[[Birmingham Post-Herald]]'' entertainment editor [[Emmett Weaver]] died.
* [[2009]]: [[Birmingham City Council|Birmingham Councilwoman]] [[Miriam Witherspoon]] died.
* [[1992]]: Blues guitarist [[Johnny Shines]] died in [[Tuscaloosa]].
* [[1967]]: Former [[Birmingham City Schools]] superintendent [[Charles Glenn]] died in [[Birmingham]].
* [[1904]]: Railroad executive and [[Birmingham Steam Laundry]] founder [[Reinhard Wilda]] died.
 
==Sports==
* [[1991]]: [[Birmingham Fire]] 31, Orlando Thunder 6 at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Florida.
* [[1991]]: [[Birmingham Fire]] 31, Orlando Thunder 6 at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Florida.
* [[1976]]: [[Timothy Leary]] was released from Folsom Prison by California Governor Jerry Brown.


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April 21 in the history of the Birmingham District:

Scott Register, born April 21, 1969

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