Virginia and District Lottery Numbers Report
Virginia and DC lottery results listed for day and night draws including Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 Mega Millions and DC games with numbers shown. A note mentions a full business report on Page 10 today.
29 Dec 2004
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2004
Page
1
Virginia and DC lottery results listed for day and night draws including Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 Mega Millions and DC games with numbers shown. A note mentions a full business report on Page 10 today.
A report on Page 21 notes Mahmoud Abbas receiving a warm welcome at a Palestinian rally. The event showcased broad support and emphasized unity amid regional tensions. Local organizers highlighted peaceful demonstrations and calls for continued political engagement.
On December 29 1170 Archbishop Thomas Becket was murdered in Canterbury Cathedral England. Andrew Johnson born Raleigh North Carolina 1808. Buffalo burned by Britain in 1813 during War of 1812. 1851 first American YMCA formed in Boston. 1890 Wounded Knee massacre in South Dakota 300 Sioux killed. 1934 Japan renounces naval treaties. 1940 Germany drops incendiary bombs on London.
In Monday's Daily News Record a report misnamed the business as Q&A on December 27, 2004. The correct company name is EagleNet Communications.
Glen's Fair Price Store will relocate about a half block north to 187 North Main Street in Harrisonburg after five decades at the corner of Main and Wolfe. The move preserves its reputation as the area’s most unusual shop as it carries $1,000 cameras and 99 cent rubber snakes under one roof.
The world wide quota system ends on January 1, freeing buyers from limits and allowing U S and European fashion firms to source garments from the lowest cost producers, especially China, India, and Pakistan, which could signal a dramatic shift for Mongolia's garment sector.
Hospital officials in Richmond say 55 year old Tina Cade acted as a surrogate for her daughter with endometriosis and gave birth to two boys and a girl at Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital on Tuesday.
The National Museum of Afghanistan in Kabul opened its first exhibit in 13 years featuring life size Nuristan idols smashed by the Taliban and painstakingly rebuilt by museum and international teams. The 18th and 19th century statues, doors, pillars, and furniture survived looters and fundamentalists and symbolize a now guarded cultural heritage. Fauzia HAMRAZ directs the ethnographic collection and cites preserving culture within Islam. The figures originate from Kafiristan before its 1896 Islamization.
Virginia faces bed shortages aging state hospitals and staffing gaps in mental health care. The 2005 General Assembly is expected to focus on funding for maintenance and community-based care shifting away from institutions. Officials note community care costs far lower than hospital treatment, with $2,611 yearly versus $168,825 in hospitals.
Daily News Record published daily except Sundays by Rockingham Publishing Co Inc in Harrisonburg Virginia provides contact numbers for general information advertising circulation and news departments with listed hours and post office details for subscriptions and address changes.
W Earl Dickinson, age 80, retired from the Virginia House of Delegates in 2002 after 30 years, remains active as a cattle farmer in Spotsylvania County and a deacon in Mineral Baptist Church. He chairs the Louisa County Democratic Party emeritus, leads the Jamestown Yorktown Foundation, serves on Mineral Historical Association and Lions Club boards, and keeps busy with nine grandchildren, real estate listings, and college stadiums named after him. He continues health battles but reports feeling fine and staying as active as ever, with box seats to Virginia football and potential Sugar Bowl attendance on his mind.
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