January 3: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 23:09, 5 September 2014

January 3 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2007: Rick & Bubba went on the air at WZZK.
1989: A robbery at Mabel's Beauty Shop & Chainsaw Repair led to the murder of bartender David Painter.
1989: Charles Gordon joined the Birmingham Fire and Rescue Service.
1969: Elmwood Cemetery was integrated as veteran Bill Terry, Jr's remains were moved from Shadow Lawn Cemetery following a federal court ruling.
1951: The first meeting of the Vestavia Hills City Council was held.
1945: Luther Patrick completed his final term in the U.S. House of Representatives.

2014: Actress, director and English teacher Betty Caldwell died.
2012: Former UAB Blazers basketball coach and athletics director Gene Bartow died.
2012: Interior designer Ruby Ansley died.
2010: Attorney Walter Braswell and fashion designer Charles Kleibacker died.
1989: David Painter, a bartender at Mabel's Beauty Shop & Chainsaw Repair, was shot and killed during a robbery.
1973: Southern Natural Gas Company founder Christopher Chenery died in New Rochelle, New York.
1968: Football player Thomas Rayam was born in Orlando, Florida.
1964: NBA player Buck Johnson was born in Birmingham.
1925: Jesse Lewis was born in Tuscaloosa.
1922: Houston Blount was born in Union Springs, Bullock County.

@@ Line 4: / Line 4: @@
 * [[2007]]: [[Rick & Bubba]] went on the air at [[WZZK]].
 * [[1989]]: A robbery at [[Mabel's Beauty Shop & Chainsaw Repair]] led to the murder of bartender David Painter.
+* 1989: [[Charles Gordon]] joined the [[Birmingham Fire and Rescue Service]].
 * [[1969]]: [[Elmwood Cemetery]] was integrated as veteran [[Bill Terry, Jr]]'s remains were moved from [[Shadow Lawn Cemetery]] following a federal court ruling.
 * [[1951]]: The first meeting of the [[Vestavia Hills]] City Council was held.