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Feature Story / Thanks A
Million Governor -- for all your genuine gratitude
and recognition in setting the record straight -
"From the Stubblefield Family" Gov.
Wallace Wilkinson, 60
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Governor's Stubblefield proclamation stated: 3.
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1991
It was Wilkinson Who
Proclaimed the Year 1992 for
Nathan B. Stubblefield, The True Inventor of
Modern-day Radio
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Gov. Wallace
Wilkinson, a Democrat, was governor of the
Commonwealth, from 1987 to 1991. The Governor,
businessman had been battling a recurrence of
lymphatic cancer, first diagnosed during his term
of office. "He died at St. Joseph Hospital in
Lexington one day after suffering a stroke", said
his attorney, Robert Brown.
Wallace
Wilkinson, whose warm --
radiant personality
placed him in the first rank role as Governor of
the Commonwealth of Kentucky -- did so by advancing
his sincere efforts and expertise in showing those
in power, how to finance and computerize the
Kentucky educational system, during a time when it
was needed.
----
He also was the man behind
the efforts of Murray State University and Joe Pat
James of radio station WNBS, that proclaimed Nathan
B. Stubblefield, as the "true inventor of
radio".
----The
former Kentucky Governor Wallace Wilkinson, a
self-made millionaire, was the educational
benefactor who proclaimed Nathan B. Stubblefield,
as the true inventor of Radio on April 29,
1991.
Governor
Wilkinson stated in a 1992
personal interview with
TVI, in Pikesville, Kentucky, "that it was the
writings about Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn and
Nathan Stubblefield that encouraged him to enter
into the world of Kentucky business, education and
politics. The part of his Stubblefield
proclamation,
"for
which he never received proper
credit",
says it all about the
Governor, says attorney, Scott Stubblefield, the
grandson of Nathan.
Controversy
is no big deal in Kentucky
----
The allegations that: --
Wilkinson got a state-regulated insurance, to pay
an inflated price to fund his money-losing hotel he
owned in Frankfort, Kentucky, is analogous to the
Stubblefields' Family, Murray, Kentucky, land deal.
Stubblefield sold his Telephon-Del - Green College
in 1913 -- for a land for College "swap" deal, that
went sour, with a few Commonwealth educational
officials. Both Kentucky and the Stubblefield "Big
Six" -- lost "a lifetime" of radio historical
credibility over that transaction.
Wilkinson,
while governor,
was the leader of the
educational group who helped create the state's
lottery system to help raise the necessary funds to
overhaul the States public school system. After the
Kentucky Education Reform Act (KERA) and the
creation of a state lottery, he strongly supported
economic development in rural areas through the use
of bonds and incentives.
-----
His administration helped
create the Kentucky Lottery, which he had pushed as
an alternative to higher taxes; and the 1990
Kentucky Education Reform Act, which created high
performance standards, held schools accountable for
their results and greatly increased school
funding.
"NOW, THEREFORE, I,
WALLACE G. WILKINSON, Governor of the Commonwealth
of Kentucky, do hereby proclaim that Nathan B.
Stubblefield is the true inventor of radio and
should be so recognized internationally as such,
and that Murray in the Commonwealth of Kentucky be
recognized as the birthplace of radio, and that the
year 1992 be proclaimed as NATHAN BEVERLY
STUBBLEFIELD YEAR IN KENTUCKY IN RECOGNITION OF HIS
ACCOMPLISHMENT, ON THE OCCASION OF THE 100TH
ANNIVERSARY OF HIS ACHIEVEMENT. Signed 29th day of
April, 1991."
-----
"WHEREAS Nathan Beverly
Stubblefield did broadcast the human voice without
the benefit of wires, using wireless telephony
which he invented; and, WHEREAS, He did accomplish
this in 1892, in his hometown of Murray in the
Commonwealth of Kentucky, four years before anyone
else was able to transmit messages without the
benefit of wires; and, WHEREAS, His
invention,
for which he never received proper credit, has
come to be known as radio."
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