On this date in 1951, the Alabama Crimson Tide played their first televised game. They lost 27-13 to Tennessee at Legion Field.
Three years ago, a tractor trailer wreck at Malfunction Junction set 9,000 gallons of diesel fuel ablaze.
Natalee Holloway was born 21 years ago today.
Insurance executive and renowned blind golfer Charley Boswell died 12 years ago today.
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1887:
Irondale was incorporated.
1995:
The Birmingham Barracudas lost 45-18 to the Edmonton Eskimos.
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Yes, it’s been postponed. You wouldn’t want to get swept away in the midst of a storm. This is the second time the event has been canceled. The first time was due to extreme heat back in August. Unlike last time, you won’t have to wait as long for the rescheduled party; the rain date (weather permitting) is next Thursday, Oct. 25.
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I figured some of the regular visitors to The Terminal may be wondering why we’re not updating as frequently as usual. While some of it has to do with meetings to help expand awareness of the site, most of it has been because we are putting the finishing touches on a new section.
Depending on some last minute coding issues, this new section will be launching either tomorrow or on Monday morning and will be the first of several new announcements about the site in the coming weeks. We think you’ll like what this section will allow you to do.
I just wanted to take a moment and thank you for your patience and understanding (and of course to plug the t-shirts one more time 
especially since we’ve finally introduced a white one!)
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We figured you might want some form of excitement in your day, so this post should do it for you. Birmingham’s own Chip Simpson, who placed seventh in this summer’s Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Championship, will be in Chattanooga, Tenn., on Oct. 28 to compete in the 2007 World Hamburger Eating Championship, brought to you by the folks at Krystal …
*singing “fresh … hot … small … square …”*
Click here to learn more about the contest and here to see the profile on our local representative. We’ll just stay, he can put down way more sackfuls than we can.
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1902:
Auburn defeated Alabama 23-0 in the Iron Bowl, held at West End Park.
1995:
Looking at the 24th Street Viaduct from our offices. Photo credit: André Natta
The new 24th Street Viaduct was dedicated.
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UPDATE: 10:40:04 a.m., The motion for dismissal by Langford is up at NBC13: http://media.mgnetwork.com/vtm/images/langford.pdf . Thanks to Steph for finding that.
UPDATE: 10:25:36 a.m., It appears that Fox 6 has removed the Langford document, FYI.
The folks at Fox 6 have obtained a copy of a motion to dimiss the contest filing of former mayoral candidate Patrick Cooper and have posted it on their site. It’s the latest episode in what appears will be a long three week saga here in Birmingham as Cooper attempts to force a special election.
What do you think; has this gone on for too long or should Cooper continue to push for another visit to the polls for Birmingham’s residents?
Posted in Alabama, Birmingham, Citywide, Election '07, politics
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