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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2008
Page
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Unofficial lottery results listing Virginia Night and Midday Drawings with Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 and Lucky Numbers for multiple days, plus D C Daily Six and Rolling Cash Five numbers, West Virginia Daily 3 and 4, Powerball and Hot Lotto numbers. AP provided these results, with a verification phone number for Virginia.
Harrisonburg city council holds a public agenda session Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the council chambers of the Municipal Building at 345 S Main St. Phone line 432 7701 for details.
On December 22, 1944 Brigadier General Anthony C. McAuliffe replied Nuts to a German surrender demand in the Battle of the Bulge. Other items include Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower’s 1968 wedding in New York, a fatal 1977 grain elevator explosion in Westwego, Bernhard Goetz’s 1984 subway shooting, the 2001 Richard Reid shoe bombing attempt, a 2003 Pentagon anthrax vaccination ruling, and a 2007 Riverhead manslaughter conviction in a confrontation outside a home.
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Morning News Digest hosts a turning bowls event at the Oasis Fine Arts and Crafts Gallery featuring artisans showcasing woodturning bowls and related crafts in a community display and sale.
The Taj Mahal Mumbai reopens after militancy damage with enhanced security measures and officials promising a new kind of luxury hotel. Described as an invisible fortress, the hotel aims to protect guests while offering pampering amenities.
Banks receiving taxpayer bailouts paid top executives nearly 1.6 billion in salaries bonuses and other benefits last year. The AP analysis shows rewards continued despite poor results and signs of the looming economic crisis that led to government rescues.
Virginia Governor Timothy M Kaine, the second governor to endorse Barack Obama, believed the win could reverse voting trends. His key goal, funding for transportation, failed to pass in a summer special session, dampening his legislative push and leaving his agenda unsettled.
The FARC guerrillas announce an upcoming two stage release of six prisoners to aid talks on a hostage swap. Among those freed would be former Gov Alan Jara and lawmaker Sigifredo Lopez with three police officers and a soldier freed first. The handover would occur to a commission led by Sen Piedad Cordoba at an unspecified time and place.
The Recording Industry Association of America says it will stop suing individuals for sharing copyrighted music online. It will work with major Internet providers to cut service after repeated warnings. About 35,000 people were sued since 2008. most settled for around $3,500 each. The group began notifying users and cutting access instead, as digital music sales climbed past 1 billion dollars for the first time. Mitch Bainwol notes lawsuits were not the first tool and notices are now more efficient.
Daily News-Record published daily except Sundays and major holidays by Rockingham Publishing Co. Inc at 431 South Liberty Street Harrisonburg Virginia 22801. Periodical postage paid at Harrisonburg post office. Send address changes to Daily News-Record PO Box 193 Harrisonburg VA 22808.
Russia grants government licenses to traditional medicine practitioners led by Mikhail Fadkin who claims to cure ailments and infertility using a bio energy field. The program tests healers with brain scans and background checks, charging fees. skeptics call licensing unscientific while lawmakers push for nationwide expansion.
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