December 18: Difference between revisions

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December 18 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2009: New South Federal Savings Bank failed and its assets were sold to Beal Bank.
2007: Margarine executive James Kidd, Jr died.
2005: Singer Linda Manning died in Cullman.
1990: Shoe repairman and 2006 Jefferson County Sheriff's candidate Ron Blankenship was released from jail after serving 7 months of a one year sentence for assualt.
1975: USGA executive Elbert Jemison enrolled President Gerald Ford into the USGA's Associates Program in the Oval Office.
1971 Realtor James F. Sulzby IV was born.
1966: NBA player Nate Johnston was born in Birmingham.
1962: The conservatory at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens opened.
1946: Golfer Hubie Green was born in Birmingham.
1930: Banker Robert Terrell died.
1901: David McLendon married Neva Lillian Davis.

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 * [[2009]]: [[New South Federal Savings Bank]] failed and its assets were sold to [[Beal Bank]].
 * [[2007]]: Margarine executive [[James Kidd, Jr]] died.
+* [[2005]]: Singer [[Linda Manning]] died in [[Cullman]].
 * [[1990]]: Shoe repairman and 2006 [[Jefferson County Sheriff]]'s candidate [[Ron Blankenship]] was released from jail after serving 7 months of a one year sentence for assualt.
 * [[1975]]: USGA executive [[Elbert Jemison]] enrolled President Gerald Ford into the USGA's Associates Program in the Oval Office.