November 16, 1999: Construction begins on Ford Field
On this day in 1999, construction begins on Ford Field downtown. Mayor Dennis W. Archer and Detroit Lions officials are on hand.
November 15, 1962: Bishop C.L. Mortin dies
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November 14, 1978: Robert L. Millender dies at 61
On this day in 1978, attorney and political strategist Robert L. Millender, Sr. joins the ancestors.
November 13, 1968: The Supremes release ‘Love Child’
On this day in 1968, Diana Ross & the Supremes’ “Love Child” album is released on the Motown Records label.
November 12, 1980: George W. Crockett, Jr. sworn in to House
On this day in 1980, George W. Crockett, Jr. is sworn in as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Crockett, an attorney and Democrat, was elected in a special contest to replace Charles C.buy flagyl online https://nouvita.co.uk/wp-content/languages/new/uk/flagyl.html no prescription Diggs, Jr. who resigned.
November 11, 1944: 'Detroit mourns death of Rev. William Peck'
Rev. William Peck died this day in 1944 at Harper Hospital after a short illness. He was 65.