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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2003
Page
1
The page 19 feature provides a full business report on lottery numbers, outlining trends, draws, and potential market implications for investors and readers. It highlights recent ticket sales, prize distributions, and regulatory notes affecting the lottery sector.
Page 7 reports a Chinese official Xiaohong quote on AIDS and notes Today’s Quote about migrant workers and condoms. The item frames AIDS as a global issue with emphasis on prevention and support campaigns.
December 2 marks diverse events: Napoleon crowned emperor in 1804, Monroe Doctrine outlined in 1823, John Brown hanged in 1859, Chicago nuclear chain reaction 1942, McCarthy censured in 1954, EPA began in 1970, first permanent artificial heart 1982, Pablo Escobar killed 1993, Mike Espy acquitted 1998.
Local homeowners will host hundreds of visitors during a holiday home tour series. The late year event showcases decorated houses while raising funds for the organizing charities, starting with a kickoff in Elkton on Sunday.
A segment of Route 66 is showcased in the Smithsonian National Museum of American History's America on the Move exhibit, highlighting the nation’s automotive restlessness and the highway's storied legacy.
Mildred Muhammad testified in Chesapeake on Monday that a vehicle resembling one linked to the sniper killings was seen near her home last year. Lawyers for Lee Roy Malvo cited the report as evidence she was the ultimate target of the rampage.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation will file a formal petition with the EPA to tighten nitrogen pollution limits in the watershed. It accuses the agency of failing to enforce the Clean Water Act and aims to pressure Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, West Virginia and DC to cap nitrogen in permits for sewage plants and industrial sites. Bay Foundation President William Baker says nitrogen is a known pollutant and removal tech is available and affordable, pledging possible legal action if unanswered. Plant operators say upgrades are already underway and EPA officials contend the Act provides no solid enforcement basis for nitrogen limits. The petition seeks to alert the Chesapeake Bay Program executive council to the issue.
A federal appeals court ruled Albemarle County dress code too broad in prohibiting clothing depicting weapons. The 4th Circuit said no evidence showed Newsom’s NRA shirt caused disturbance, and the policy could bar symbols like the Virginia state seal or University of Virginia logos. The ruling remands to challenge while First Amendment suit proceeds.
Daily News Record published daily except Sundays from Harrisonburg Virginia provides contact numbers for general information advertising circulation and the news department. The paper notes four sections and twenty eight pages with supplements and a mail address for changes.
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