Lottery Numbers Wednesday Night Drawings Summary
Virginia and Washington DC drawing results list Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 Lotto South and multiple midday draws with numbers for lucky numbers four and six daily games plus Powerball Hot Lotto and rolling picks. Unofficial results attributed to Associated Press and verifiable by calling the listed number.
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Markets Dip as Dow Jones Drops 46 Points
Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 45.95 points or 0.42 percent to 10,810.91 as tech heavy Nasdaq Composite slips 8.75 points or 0.39 percent in mid day market action. Investors gauge earnings and rate signals amid mixed guidance.
Full business report on Page 19 today
The edition highlights a comprehensive business report totaling 2 252.01 in value and directs readers to Page 19 for the full analysis and figures.
December 8 in History The Immaculate Conception Proclaimed
A historical roundup notes key events on December 8 including Pope Pius IX declaring the Immaculate Conception in 1854, Lincoln’s Reconstruction plan in 1863, Irving Berlin’s first all original score revue in 1914, Pearl Harbor era developments in 1941, Formosa move in 1949, Golda Meir’s death in 1978, and John Lennon’s shooting in 1980.
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Lincoln
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Irving Berlin
New York
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Congress
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Formosa
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Correction notes school of death in Robert Ruffner case
In Wednesday's paper the report misidentified the school where Robert Ruffner worked at the time of his death. The correct institution is William Monroe High School.
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Robert Ruffner
William Monroe High School
Want Reprints From Daily News-Record Photos
Color prints and enlargements of Daily News-Record photographs are available. Visit the top left link on dnronline.com or go to printroom.com/pro/dnronline and click the dated link under the gallery heading.
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Printroom
Local post office launches PS I Love You program for troops
Harrisonburg residents can support troops in Iraq by visiting the main post office and purchasing a $10 phone card or stationery through the new PS I Love You program. The effort aims to send holiday cheer and essentials to service members.
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Harrisonburg
U.S
Iraq
Lynchburg Mayor Indicted in Charity Looting and Disability Fraud
Lynchburg Mayor Carl B. Hutcherson Jr. was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges he looted a church charity of over $30,000 and defrauded two people of Social Security disability benefits. The indictment, dated Dec 1, was unsealed Wednesday.
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Lynchburg
Carl B. Hutcherson Jr
Egypt faces deadly clashes on final day of parliamentary vote
Police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at crowds near polling stations in an opposition stronghold during Egypt's final day of parliamentary elections. At least six people were killed as government supporters attacked Muslim Brotherhood backers amid the unrest.
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Egypt
Muslim Brotherhood
Warner Pays S. Carolina His Second Visit In Year
Virginia Governor Mark Warner, floated as a 2008 Democratic presidential candidate, visited South Carolina for a Democratic Party dinner in Charleston and noted no timetable for a possible run. He raised 2.5 million for the Forward Together PAC, setting a one day fundraising record in Virginia. Governors Hollings, McNair, Riley, and Hodges urged Democrats to field competitive candidates to broaden the map beyond 16 or 17 states.
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Mark R. Warner
South Carolina
Charleston
Warner
Forward Together
McLean
National Pac
Ernest Hollings
Robert McNair
Richard Riley
Jim Hodges
Columbia
Democratic Party
Fourteen Virginians added to Pearl Harbor honored dead
The Library of Virginia's Vir ginia Military Dead Database gains fourteen more Virginians who died in Pearl Harbor, raising the total beyond the previously cited 27. Edwin Ray, a former Air Force intelligence officer, found additional names after a Times Dispatch article spurred renewed research. The database now holds about 26,775 service deaths across conflicts from 1774 to present.
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Pearl Harbor
Library of Virginia
Edwin Ray
Ray
Times-Dispatch
Richmond Navy League
Air Force
Empire of Japan
U.S. Navy
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
America
Virginia
Dunmore
Iraq
Afghanistan
Daily News Record contact and publication details
The Daily News Record shows Rockingham Publishing Co. address Harrisonburg Virginia plus postal and circulation notes. It lists general information numbers for advertising classified display and circulation, with hours and department codes.
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Rockingham Publishing Co., Inc
Liberty Street
Harrisonburg
General Information
Advertising Department
United States Leads In Space Satellites
The United States holds the most satellites with 413, vastly more than other nations. The Union of Concerned Scientists released a database detailing hundreds of active satellites, including 40 classified military ones and the Misty-2 high value spy craft launched in 1999.
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United States
U.S
Union of Concerned Scientists
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Laura Grego
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Sirius Satellite Radio
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Union
National Reconnaissance Office
Rick Oborn
Grego
Justice Department
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