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  National Ratty Sweater Season begins today.

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KENNY CHESNEY TAKES OVER COUNTRY SINGLES CHART

Kenny Chesney has bumped Darius Rucker out of the top spot on Billboard's Country Singles Chart. "Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven" is number one this week, and "Don't Think I Don't Think About It" moves to number two. Toby Keith's single, "She Never Cried In Front Of Me" remains in the third spot, while "Just A Dream" from Carrie Underwood and "All Summer Long" from Kid Rock round out the top five.

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CHAD TREVILLION OF PRESCOTT WINS THE NEW CD : CRAIG MORGAN'S GREATEST HITS

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KYLE PETTY TO OPEN FOR GARY ALLAN THIS WEEKEND

Kyle Petty is trading his NASCAR helmet for a microphone this Sunday to open for Gary Allan in Charlotte, North Carolina. CMT.com says they'll be performing at the Whisky River bar, owned by Dale Earnhardt Jr. Meanwhile, the fifth annual Dale Jr. Celebrity Sports Auction will be held Monday at the Concord, North Carolina, Convention Center. All proceeds will benefit the Dale Jr. Foundation.

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TODAY IN HISTORY

Friday, October 10th, 2008  

     Today is World Mental Health Day

     Today is Really Clean the Sink Day. Whichever sink you want.

     Today is National Cake Decorating Day.

     Today is Independence Day in Fiji, a nation of 810,000 people on 322 islands in the western South Pacific.

     Today is Beginning of Independence Wars Day in Cuba, marking the struggle against Spain beginning in 1868.

On this date in . . .

1886: The tuxedo dinner jacket made its American debut at the autumn ball in Tuxedo Park, New York.

1962: The BBC banned Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Mash."

1965: The Red Baron debuted in the "Peanuts" comic strip.

1970: Singer Neil Diamond scored his first #1 song with "Cracklin’ Rosie."

1976: Dimitrion Yordanidis set a record in Athens, Greece, by finishing a 26-mile marathon in 7 hours 33 minutes. Dimitrion was 98 years old.

1978: President Jimmy Carter signed a law authorizing the Susan B. Anthony dollar coin.

1979: Los Angeles declared "Fleetwood Mac Day," and gave the group a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

1980: Actor Billy Thomas died of a heart attack at age 49. He starred in 89 Our Gang films as Buckwheat. In 1990 an imposter appeared as Buckwheat on ABC’s TV news program 20/20.

1989: The U.S. issued a patent (#4,872,422) to Rita Vecchia of Bend, Oregon, for her Automatic Pet Scratcher, a wall-mounted device with an artificial hand and electric eye that starts a scratching motion whenever a dog or cat comes close to it.

1992: A 30-pound meteorite crashed through Michelle Knapp’s 1980 Chevy parked outside her home in Peekskill, New York. She heard the crash and found a huge crater beneath her demolished car.

1995: Chicago’s Dr. Robert Lucas won the Nobel prize in economics and a $1-million prize. But he got to keep only half the money because his ex-wife Rita had a clause inserted in their divorce settlement five years earlier that she would get half of any Nobel prize he won before October 31, 1995. He beat the deadline by 21 days.

1996: A rare divorce was reported by an Albanian marriage agency in Tirana that for years had boasted that Albanian women were prized for their calmness, loyalty, and good cooking. The exception was a couple who was granted a divorce after the wife beat the husband unconscious—in the courtroom.

1999: A man was arrested in southern China after hiding for 12 years in a 3-foot hole dug under a closet in his home. Wanted for stealing $15, the suspect had emerged occasionally at night.

2003: Radio's Rush Limbaugh announced he was checking into a rehab center to fight a painkiller addiction.

2004: Christopher Reeve, the movie "Superman" who became a quadriplegic after a May 1995 horse riding accident, died in Mount Kisco, New York, at age 52.

2005: Angela Merkel became the first woman chancellor of Germany after her Christian Democrats won the parliamentary election.

2005: A Dutch burglar got quite a surprise when he found the corpse of an 89-year-old woman in a house he broke into in The Hague. The burglar left the home and called police anonymously to report he was a burglar and had found a corpse. Police said the woman had been dead for some time.

Birthdays:

  • singer David Lee Roth is 53;

  • quarterback Brett Favre 39;

  • actor Bradley Whitford 49;

  • actor Mario Lopez 35;

  • actress Jodi Lyn O'Keefe 30;

  • singer Tanya Tucker 50;

  • singer Mya 29;

  • singer Cherie 24.

 

     

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