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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2004
Page
1
Thursday night and midday lottery results from Virginia and Washington DC include Pick 3 3 5 6 and Pick 4 5 6 7 4 with Cash 5 6 11 22 27. DC Four 6 8 5 5. Quick Cash 3 25 6 33 11 20. Lucky Numbers 5 2 3. West Virginia Daily 3 0 9 6 and Daily 4 3 4 9 9 with Cash 25 7 8 11 17 18 20.
A report from Page 7 records Sharon securing approval for a stated plan after a vote. The result signals decisive support and opens the path for upcoming actions tied to the plan’s objectives and timeline.
On December 10th across history Mississippi joined as the 20th state in 1817 while Wyoming Territory granted women voting rights in 1869. Theodore Roosevelt won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906, Jane Addams shared the prize in 1931, and Ralph Bunche became the first Black American laureate in 1950. The UN adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948 and the first domestic jet flight occurred in 1958 aboard a National Airlines Boeing 707 from New York to Miami.
A December 8 article in the Daily News Record incorrectly stated the state of Matthew Shepard’s 1998 killing. Shepard was killed in Wyoming, not another state.
The Harrisonburg Rockingham Red Cross calls for continued financial gifts to aid the community. After about 18000 was raised for Florida hurricane relief, the nonprofit aims to raise 10000 more by year end under executive director Andy Shaver.
Former chief financial officer Dave Davis testified that US Airways does not expect to turn a profit until 2007 even if it achieves all planned worker pay cuts during bankruptcy. He warned attracting a new investor for needed cash is doubtful. The report notes related human interest on page 14 unrelated to the main business outlook.
Opposition protesters end a two week siege of Ukraine’s Stalin era Cabinet headquarters after parliament approves electoral laws to ensure a fair repeat presidential runoff. Thousands remain in tent camps near Independence Square in Kiev.
NASA says Spitzer found dust rings around five sun-like stars and a sixth younger star, each with orbiting gaseous planets. Alycia Weinberger of the Carnegie Institution calls it a major step in understanding planet formation and notes some stars lack detectable discs. Charles Beichman of JPL adds the finding guides future exoplanet searches and mentions the Kuiper Belt as a distant analogue.
In Trenton New Jersey Anu Patel reports that letting children play a Game Boy in the operating room reduces preoperative anxiety more effectively than tranquilizers or holding a parent. The study notes long term benefits of reducing preop distress and mentions other hospitals using distraction methods.
Virginia and West Virginia subscription rates listed for one year and shorter periods. Rates for other states and surcharges for out of state vacations are included, with contact numbers and address for postal information and changes.
Virginia Governor Mark R. Warner proposed an 824 million package to accelerate road and transit projects with private partners, retire 256 million in old highway deficits, and fund 147 million for projects in the six year plan. The plan uses a 1 billion surplus and 230 million federal money, no tax increases, and sets up an 140 million seed fund with up to 30 million in interest free loans for investors. It aims to bolster rail and bus systems, especially in Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads, while shifting local road planning funds to cities and counties.
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