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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2004
Page
1
The note points readers to Page 19 for a full business report and to Page 27 for a quote of the day. It cites Donald Rumsfeld as Secretary of Defense and mentions "Bush Stands By Rumsfeld" as the linked headline.
On this day in history Oliver Cromwell became lord protector in 1653. Beethoven was born in Bonn in 1770. The Boston Tea Party occurred in 1773 as colonists dumped tea overboard. Napoleon divorced Josephine in 1809. Grigori Rasputin was killed in 1916. The Battle of the Bulge began in 1944 with a German counter-attack.
In Wednesday's Daily News Record a Dec 15 story headlined It Isn't The Holidays Without A Party misspelled Pam Amoss and misidentified her residence. she lives in Harrisonburg.
Daily News-Record published in Harrisonburg Virginia lists postal information and contact numbers. It details edition size per day including 28 pages plus supplements and provides subscription rates by region with durations and vacation surcharges.
The Shenandoah town council on Tuesday approved selling the Eagle Hotel building to local investors. Officials say the sale will aid revitalization of First Street, a project funded by the Virginia Department of Housing and Urban Development grants.
In Athens two Albanian suspects hijacked a public bus and threatened to blow it up. After an 18 hour standoff they surrendered just after midnight, releasing six hostages as they left the bus with hands on their heads.
The Bush administration faced an embarrassing setback as an interceptor missile failed to launch during the first test of the national missile defense system in two years. Pentagon officials offered no immediate explanation for the failure.
Washington details show Bush plans a high profile second inauguration with nine official balls a youth concert a parade and a fireworks display. The event will cost an estimated 30 to 40 million dollars plus security. The theme Celebrating Freedom Honoring Service foregrounds wartime sacrifices and the Iraq Afghanistan campaigns.
A National Center for Health Statistics report based on 127,545 adults from 1999 to 2002 finds married individuals report better health, less back pain and headaches, lower psychological stress, and fewer risky behaviors though they are more likely to be overweight. Two theories explain the link: protective health advantages of marriage and healthier people selecting into marriage.
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