Virginia Lottery Numbers Night Drawing Report
Virginia draws list Pick 3 6-4-9 Pick 4 3-8-7-1 Cash 5 11-12-14-15-33 Lotto South 8-11-17-28-32-45 Daily 3 2-8-3 Daily 4 6-9-2-8 Powerball 24-29-33-38-44 Powerball Hot Lotto 2-4-7-8-25 Hot Ball 6 10,829.19 Full business report on Page 7 today.
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Abbas Urges Israel to Tear Down Wall Today
Today's page 19 feature presents Mahmoud Abbas, interim Palestinian leader, demanding Israel dismantle the barrier. The quote frames a call for immediate action and security through removal of the wall, signaling a pivot in peace rhetoric.
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Hayes and Lucy wed in Cincinnati in 1852
On December 30 1852 future President Rutherford B Hayes married Lucy Ware Webb in Cincinnati. The same date different years marks the Gadsden Purchase 1853 land sale and the Iroquois Theater fire 1903 in Chicago with hundreds dead. Lenin founded the USSR in 1922 and the UAW began its first sit down strike in Flint Michigan 1936.
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Restored Restaurant Going Public Clarified
A correction notes the historian is Philip Crown. The piece misidentified him and wrongly said the building was once called the Central Hotel. The Central Hotel belonged to a nearby lot, not the building featured in the article.
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Family sues over experimental AIDS drug death for 10 million
The family of a woman who died while taking an experimental AIDS drug files a negligence lawsuit seeking 10 million dollars. The suit, filed Tuesday on page 5, revisits a case the family had paused after struggle to obtain case information.
Shenandoah to Open Free Internet Center in Old Town Hall
Shenandoah will open a community computer center in February offering free Internet access. The lab will operate as an education hub for residents and will occupy the old town hall on Second Street after renovations finish, according to economic director Colleen Lynch.
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Closer Look at College Autonomy and Education Funding
Richmond lawmakers will weigh higher ed autonomy and funding changes as a subcommittee reviews a UVA VT and William and Mary backed plan to let public colleges become political subdivisions with power to set tuition and budgets. Critics warn of unresolved issues and bureaucratic hurdles.
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Daily News Record Postal Information Entry
Public notice style data listing contact numbers for Rockingham Publishing Daily News Record offices departments and circulation services with hours and addresses for Harrisonburg Virginia, and information for classifieds, display, and news departments.
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Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind operates on provisional license
After nearly 100 violations dating back three years, the Virginia School for the Deaf Blind and Multi-Disabled now runs under a provisional state license. From 2001 through February 2004 the school violated 97 standards for children's residential schools set by a state agency.
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Wash GOP Urges Revote in Washington Governor Race
Republican Dino Rossi calls for revote as Christine Gregoire edges Rossi by 129 votes in a race that led to certification and an unprecedented statewide hand recount. Rossi’s letter seeks legislature approval for a new election amid calls for legitimacy and taxpayer concerns.
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US Airways Faces Critical Two Week Test Amid Bankruptcy
US Airways, the nation’s seventh largest carrier, searches for cash relief as labor talks stall and a court reviews union pay deals. With government financing expiring after January 15, the airline seeks deep cost cuts while enlisting unpaid volunteer staff to help during New Year travel surges.
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