Lottery Drawings Report From Virginia and D C
Virginia and District of Columbia night and midday drawings listed with Pick 3 and Pick 4 results, Cash 5, Quick Cash, Hot Five, and West Virginia Daily 3 and Daily 4 numbers. Includes West Virginia Cash 25 results.
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Dow Jones and Nasdaq Market Update and Quote
The Dow Jones Industrials stand at 10,638.32 and the Nasdaq Composite is summarized in a full business report on page 17. A quoted line on the sports page notes, I think everyone at our place, in our football program, we feel vindicated, and a separate feature on page 13 highlights Mickey Getting Hotter.
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History of notable events on December 14 across years
A compact history of December 14 milestones: Washington dies at Mount Vernon in 1799 at age 67. Alabama statehood in 1819. Albert dies in 1861. Amundsen reaches the South Pole in 1911. UN HQ planned for New York in 1946. Mariner Venus data in 1962. Beilen train hostage surrender in 1975. Israel annexes Golan Heights in 1981. Voyager circumnavigates the globe in 1986. AOL Time Warner merger approved in 2000.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
Alabama
Prince Albert
Queen Victoria
London
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Robert F. Scott
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
New York
U.S
Mariner
Venus
Beilen
Israel
Golan Heights
Syria
Voyager
Dick Rutan
Jeana Yeager
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Federal Trade Commission
America Online
Time Warner
Page County Center sale shifts food aid to two towns
The Page County Community Center’s sale last month ended the senior alliance’s food distribution site. Page One charity will expand operations to supply more food in Luray and Shenandoah, with a new resident location still undecided.
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Page County
Senior Alliance
Page One
Luray
Shenandoah
Israel to withdraw troops 72 hours during election period
Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz said Israeli forces will pull back from Palestinian areas for 72 hours during next month’s Palestinian presidential election. He urged coordinating the Gaza pullout with Palestinian leadership for next summer.
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Israel
Shaul Mofaz
Gaza Strip
Oil prices rise as winter fuel costs ease amid cold snap
Crude futures climbed Monday after a drop in winter fuel costs, boosted by a sharp cold front sweeping the United States. Natural gas and heating oil futures surged on forecasts of two weeks of persistently below normal temperatures in the Northeast and Midwest.
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United States
Midwest
Two More Died In U S Custody In Afghanistan
Human Rights Watch reports two additional detainee deaths in Afghanistan linked to a 2002 murder case and a death of a man held on September 24. The group accuses slow investigations of fostering impunity and says abuses have spread to Iraq. Pentagon comments noted, total Afghan deaths in U S custody could reach seven.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Human Rights Watch
U.S
Iraq
Donald H. Rumsfeld
United States
Brad Adams
Asia Division
Adams
Washington
Pentagon
John Skinner
Wertheim heirs win ruling in Berlin store site dispute
Heirs of the Wertheim family win a federal administrative court ruling aiding their 1930s restitution claim for a 4.7 acre Berlin square near Potsdamer Platz. The decision pressures Karstadt Quelle AG to negotiate over restitution, with more lawsuits ahead.
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Berlin Square
Wertheim
Karstadt
Adolf Hitler
Germany
East
Stefan Minden
Minden
Jewish Claims Conference
KarstadtQuelle
Joerg Howe
Daily News Record Postal Information Page
Daily News Record published in Harrisonburg Virginia provides contact numbers for general information advertising classified display and back page circulation and news departments with hours and a post office box mailing address for address changes and subscriptions.
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Rockingham Publishing Co., Inc
Liberty Street
Harrisonburg
Daily News-Record
P.O. Box
Bam
A.m
Oracle snaps up PeopleSoft in $10.3 billion deal
Oracle Corp wins control of PeopleSoft Inc in an all cash offer raised to 26.50 per share. The deal values PeopleSoft at 10.3 billion, creating the world second largest business applications software maker. Oracle plans to retain customers, invest in new products, and integrate roughly 12,750 PeopleSoft customers and nearly 8 billion in annual revenue.
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Oracle Corp
PeopleSoft Inc
Silicon Valley
Redwood Shores
PeopleSoft
Oracle
Don Quixote
Windmills
Larry Ellison
SAP
AMR
Jim Shepherd
Ellison
Garban
Richard Williams
Shepherd
Seth Ravin
TomorrowNow Inc
Bryan
Texas
Calif
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