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| − | *[[1930]] – '''[[Gulf Intracoastal Waterway]]''': Congress appropriated $600,000 to establish a 9-by-100-foot channel between [[Pensacola Bay]] and [[Mobile Bay]]. | + | *[[1930]] – '''[[Gulf Intracoastal Waterway]]''': Congress appropriated $600,000 to establish a 9-by-100-foot channel between [[Pensacola Bay]] and [[Mobile Bay]]. |
*[[1996]] – Anti-abortion activist '''[[John Burt]]''' settled a civil lawsuit with the family of murdered abortion provider [[David Gunn]] in which he lost possession of land adjacent to the [[Ladies Center]] used for protesting. | *[[1996]] – Anti-abortion activist '''[[John Burt]]''' settled a civil lawsuit with the family of murdered abortion provider [[David Gunn]] in which he lost possession of land adjacent to the [[Ladies Center]] used for protesting. | ||
*[[2007]] – Attorney '''[[Vince Whibbs, Jr.]]''' pleaded no contest to charges of racketeering, grand theft and mortgage fraud. | *[[2007]] – Attorney '''[[Vince Whibbs, Jr.]]''' pleaded no contest to charges of racketeering, grand theft and mortgage fraud. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:38, 3 July 2009
- 1930 – Gulf Intracoastal Waterway: Congress appropriated $600,000 to establish a 9-by-100-foot channel between Pensacola Bay and Mobile Bay.
- 1996 – Anti-abortion activist John Burt settled a civil lawsuit with the family of murdered abortion provider David Gunn in which he lost possession of land adjacent to the Ladies Center used for protesting.
- 2007 – Attorney Vince Whibbs, Jr. pleaded no contest to charges of racketeering, grand theft and mortgage fraud.
