Serial Killer Sentenced To Life Times 48
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19 Dec 2003
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Harrisonburg Daily News Record in Harrisonburg, Virginia
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Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2003
Page
1
This Day in History 1732 to 1972 events
Benjamin Franklin started Poor Richard's Almanac in 1732 and Thomas Paine issued his first American Crisis essay in 1776. Washington led about 11,000 troops to Valley Forge in 1777. Dickens published A Christmas Carol in 1843, Jacobs Creek mine disaster killed 239 in 1907, BBC Empire Service began in 1932, The Music Man opened in 1957, Apollo 17 landed in 1972.
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Benjamin Franklin
Poor Richard
Thomas Paine
George Washington
Valley Forge
Charles Dickens
England
Jacobs Creek
British Broadcasting Corporation
Empire Service
Australia
Meredith Willson
Pacific
Correction: Republicans Spend For Success
The December 17 Daily News Record story misreported Matt Tederick's spending in the Republican bid. Tederick spent $173,628 in his campaign for the Republican nomination.
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Daily News Record
Matt Tederick
Tederick
Inquest Set January 6 On Princess Diana Crash
Britain's royal coroner announced public inquests into the death of Princess Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Fayed will begin January 6. The hearings mark the first public proceedings after six years of lingering questions regarding the fatal car crash.
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Britain
Diana
Dodi Fayed
Meat donation surprise from Smithfield to Newport News food bank
A food bank official’s letter about a meat shortage prompted Smithfield Packing Co. to deliver 10,000 pounds of meat valued at 24,650 dollars to the Food Bank of the Virginia Peninsula. Separately, Amy Auville of Turner Ashby High School concentrates on her next move on the uneven bars at a Bridgewater gymnastics meet.
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Food Bank
Smithfield Packing Co
Newport News
Foodbank
Virginia Peninsula
Amy Auville
Turner Ashby High School
Bridgewater
Rail plan eyed to cut truck traffic on I 81
The state Department of Rail and Public Transportation released a study on intermodal rail solutions to reduce heavy truck use on Interstate 81. The report suggests about five percent of trucks could be diverted to rail, lessening congestion and wear on highways.
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Interstate 81
State Department of Rail and Public Transportation
Defiant Poland Breaks With Europe Over EU Voting Rules
Poland faces European pressure over a proposed new voting system for the EU as Brussels and Paris clash with Warsaw. Prime Minister Leszek Miller, arriving in Brussels in a wheelchair after a helicopter crash, gains political rebirth amid the dispute. Poles express pride and insistence on equal partnership in a larger Europe.
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Warsaw
Poland
Europe
Spain
France
Germany
European Union
Katarzyna Lukomska
Leszek Miller
Brussels
Belgium
Danuta Huebner
Daily News-Record Postal Notice and Rates
The Rockingham Publishing daily paper lists publication details including office contacts and post office box. It reproduces subscription rates for Virginia West Virginia and other states with rates for one year six months and three months as well as vacation surcharges and mailing information.
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Rockingham Publishing Co., Inc
Liberty Street
Harrisonburg
Virginia
West Virginia
High Court Grants Stay of Execution for Reid
In Richmond the U S Supreme Court delayed the execution of James Edward Reid, who killed an 87 year old woman in 1996, after the 4th Circuit halted the death sentence. The court paused to review related Eighth Amendment arguments over lethal injection methods and a parallel Alabama case. Virginia officials and Reid’s lawyers issued mixed reactions as further rulings loom.
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Richmond
U.S. Supreme Court
James Edward Reid
High Court
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reid
Annie Mae Lester
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Alabama
Virginia
Jerry Kilgore
Kilgore
Tim Murtaugh
Virginia Supreme Court
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