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Harrisonburg Daily News Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 2001

Page

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Jobless Rate Rises to 5.7 Percent in November

The Labor Department reports the nation's unemployment rate climbed to 5.7 percent in November with total jobless claims near 800,000 over two months, reflecting severe post 9/11 layoffs across airlines and travel sectors. The data dashed hopes for a quick recession end, as Wall Street fell and policymakers faced a sobering tone from officials.

Washington Labor Department U.S David Wyss Standard & Poor’s Co New York Wall Street Bush

Taliban surrender Kandahar ends last Taliban stronghold

Afghan interim leader Hamid Karzai announced Kandahar’s fall after Taliban forces abandoned the city with their weapons. U.S. forces blocked Taliban retreat as Osama bin Laden remained at large in the Tora Bora region. Firefights and looting reported before calm returned.

Kabul Afghanistan Kandahar U.S Mullah Mohammed Omar Tora Bora Osama bin Laden Omar Hamid Karzai Andy Card Bush Air Force One Pakistan Karzai United States Tommy Franks Tampa Florida Haji Bashar Taliban al- Qaida Pentagon Victoria Clarke

Local Woman Helps Identify World Trade Center Victims

Kathy Haden, a 1986 Harrisonburg High School graduate and Knoxville resident, joined a national disaster medical team in August. She spent two weeks in New York aiding remains identification by collecting bone fragments and hair for DNA comparison, assisting in 20 cases while supporting grieving firefighters and families.

Kathy Haden Harrisonburg World Trade Center Kathy Cason New York Haden Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn Police Department Regional Forensic Center Knoxville Tenn

Warner's Election Tab Reveals $20 Million Campaign War Chest

Gov elect Mark Warner spent nearly $20 million to win the Virginia governor race including $4.7 million of his own funds. He set fundraising records, surpassing the 1997 totals of Gilmore and Beyer Jr. Earley, Warner's Republican opponent, raised about $11.5 million according to reports filed.

Richmond Mark Warner Warner Jim Gilmore Donald S. Beyer Jr Mark Earley

Local races show spending not tied to wins in Rockingham County

Final election spending reports reveal that big money did not guarantee victory in Rockingham County supervisor and school board races. District 3 saw challenger D Kenneth Patterson outspend incumbent Dee Floyd, yet Floyd won. in District 1 the winner outspent the challenger. Patterson accused Floyd of not challenging him on issues.

Rockingham County District 3 D. Kenneth Patterson Dee Floyd Floyd Patterson

District race spending per vote from 2001 fall election

Final election spending reports show District 3 Supervisor contenders Dee Floyd Kenneth Patterson and Vincent Housden with per vote costs of 3.84 9.20 and 4.14 respectively. District 1 Supervisor candidate Pablo Cuevas and Charles Moubray spent 3.32 and 4.69 per vote. District 3 School Board candidates John Myers Jr Jan Leach Lena Osborne spent 1.10 2.47 and 1.11 per vote.

Dee Floyd Kenneth Patterson Vincent Housden Pablo Cuevas Charles Moubray John Myers Jr Jan Leach Lena Osborne

Commission Ignores Appointee in Civil Rights Panel

The U S Commission on Civil Rights refused to seat President Bush appointee Peter Kirsanow, who arrived with three attorneys and sat in the front row as debate continued. His inclusion would have split the commission’s power evenly between Republican and Democratic members, challenging chair Mary Frances Berry’s influence.

U.S. Commission On Civil Rights Peter Kirsanow Bush Commission Washington White House Kirsanow Cleveland Mary Frances Berry

Arafat Complains of U.S. Bias Perception

Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat spoke Friday about his perception of U.S. bias. The report notes accompanying names Mary Diehl of Staunton and Nelson Strawderman of Stephens City, listed on page 10.

Yasser Arafat U.S Mary T. Diehl Staunton Nelson C. Strawderman Stephens City

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