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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2006
Page
1
A digest of events dated Monday November 6 2006 from Bdtonline.com highlights local news items, notable residents, and brief community notices. The report focuses on important happenings, scheduled events, and rising concerns affecting the city and surrounding area.
The forecast notes today will be cloudy with a slight chance of showers. Highs are expected to reach around 57 degrees.
Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat return dominates box office with a 26.4 million opening weekend. Fox executives say the film drew full houses while competitors Santa Clause 3 and Flushed Away trailed in second and third.
The Powerball numbers 12 13 34 39 44 plus Powerball 5 and the Win for Life numbers 7 17 22 26 31 38 with prize level 14 are listed as the latest lottery results. No additional context or dates are provided in the fragment.
Contact the Telegraph re delivery at (304) 327-2802 from 7am to 12pm seven days a week. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited delivery area.
In Baghdad Saddam Hussein, defiant to the end, is sentenced to death by hanging for crimes against humanity. The televised verdict shows his smirk as he leaves the courtroom. Barzan Ibrahim sits in his underwear at one point.
President Bush called Saddam Hussein’s conviction a milestone for Iraq’s democracy. He said the verdict shows the rule of law replacing tyranny and praised the constitutional government as Iraq’s young democracy moves forward. Saddam was found guilty of crimes against humanity for 1982 killings in Dujail, with a life sentence plans noted before a hang sentence was discussed.
In Grundy Virginia a new AP poll shows Democrat Jim Webb and Republican incumbent George Allen in a tight contest. Webb barnstormed rural southwest Virginia while Allen mingled with football tailgaters at FedEx Field near Washington. Both campaigns rely on extensive get out the vote efforts on the final weekend.
Pfc Wesley M Wall 82 of Herndon recalls a strange request from a man in another unit guarding a Normandy ammo dump about D Day plus 40. The man claimed a monkey had followed him and pulled apart film canisters in his tent exposing the film as he spoke of the invasion.
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