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Commentor Name:	Rob Lambert
Comments left:	Oddly enough, the first KFC restaurant opened in Utah (1952), far from Kentucky. Harland Sanders was dubbed an honorary "colonel" by the state of Kentucky, and he adopted the title henceforth. After 1964, Sanders had almost nothing to do with the corporation (being over 70 years young then), but appeared in numerous TV commercials nearly until his death in 1980. In my home town, Racine, Wis., KF chicken started selling within the local Big Boy restaurant in 1965. The first two free-standing KFCs opened in 1969, less than two miles from each other. Today, we still have two KFCs, though about five miles from each other. The north side store has a 1989 sign on one side, and a 2004 sign on the other. Frugal franchisees.
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