Pressure Mounts On Pakistan Over Kashmir Militants
Pakistan President Musharraf said India's military buildup and rhetoric hinder his crackdown on Islamic extremists blamed for the Parliament attack. Islamabad arrested Hafiz Saeed, former leader of Lashkar-e-Tayyaba, amid broader actions against militant groups. Lalit Mansingh urged decisive Pakistani action.
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India
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Kashmir
Lalit Mansingh
United States
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Obituary notices and ages listed in Winchester News-Record segment
The clipping lists multiple obituaries with names and ages including Lorraine S. Bussard 78 Monterey Ruth Finley 93 Franklin W Va Stanley Flory 80 Roanoke Jacob Freas 43 Harrisonburg Linda Fridley 78 Staunton Guy Good Sr. 71 Broadway Stanley Helstey Jr. 68 Edinburg Joyce Howard 65 Fishersville Thomas Jennings 68 Luray Delores Mowbray 56 Elkton Adolph Phillips 84 Hilton Head S C Minor Rinker 88 Mount Jackson Velma This 86 Winchester.
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Lorraine S. Bussard
Monterey
Ruth T. Finley
Franklin
W.va
Stanley T. Flory
Roanoke
Jacob C. Freas
Harrisonburg
Linda W. Fridley
Staunton
Guy G. Good Sr
Broadway
Stanley N. Helstey Jr
Edinburg
Joyce C. Howard
Fishersville
Thomas L. Jennings
Luray
Delores A. Mowbray
Elkton
Adolph H. Phillips
Hilton Head
S.C
Minor A. Rinker
Mount Jackson
Velma D. This
Winchester
New Year's Day Closures For Daily News Record Offices
In observance of New Year's Day all Daily News Record offices will be closed Tuesday January 1. The News Department will reopen at 4 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Downtown Prayer Luncheon at First Presbyterian Church
Wednesday January 2 noon prayer luncheon at First Presbyterian Church with speaker Mrs Ruth Graham McIlntyre on Visits to High Places. Rockingham County offices close December 31 for winter holidays and Landfill and Container Site close at noon December 31.
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Ruth Graham Mclintyre
Rockingham County
Fireworks blast devastates downtown Lima killing hundreds
A massive fireworks explosion and ensuing wall of fire swept through four blocks in downtown Lima on Saturday, killing at least 250 and trapping shoppers and vendors. Firefighters recovered over 250 bodies by nightfall as temperatures topped 1100 degrees and investigators sought the cause amid eyewitness accounts of a stray firecracker igniting fireworks stalls.
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Peru
Tulio Nicolini
Saddam's Opponents Push Ouster Plan Amid Wary Officials
Washington reports Iraqi National Congress outlines a path to topple Saddam Hussein using 3000 U.S. trained rebels, a bombing campaign, thousands of U.S. special forces, and Iranian backing. Ahmad Chalabi and INC promise a Afghanistan style outcome, while critics question feasibility. The Bush administration has not disclosed its Iraq options.
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Afghanistan government seals deal on peacekeepers role
The Afghan interim foreign minister Abdullah said international peacekeepers will operate with Afghan authorities in several cities as talks continue on troop numbers and duties. He added U S airstrikes will be needed while terrorist cells remain. Initial deployment of British Royal Marines occurred before the December inauguration.
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Abdullah
U.S
Mohammed Fahim
Army Replacing Marines At Kandahar Airport Base
Marines prepare to turn Kandahar base operations to Army 1011th Airborne Division as 14 more detainees bring total to 139. Interrogations involve prisoners linked to al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden. Senate leaders weigh in on bin Laden status amid shifting reports.
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Bush
First Night Harrisonburg Sees Royal Blue Band Tonight
Tonight marks the first First Night Harrisonburg celebration with a procession from the Virginia Quilt Museum to Court Square at 5 p.m. Admission buttons are $8 with under six free, usable for all events. Ron Reedy, a Harrisonburg native, headlines the Royal Blue Band’s Great American Review at Court Square Theatre, performing nearby with five fellow musicians.
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Roger Miller
First Night 2002 in Harrisonburg Downtown
First Night 2002 events start at 5 p.m. with a procession to Court Square. Admission costs eight dollars for buttons, while children under six enter free. Buttons are sold tonight at the Bank of America building at Court Square. More information is available at www.firstnite.com.
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