Virginia and Washington DC Lottery Drawings Summary
Lottery numbers from Virginia night and midday drawings include Pick 3 9 4 1 and 2 9 3, Pick 4 5 6 8 0 and 0 5 8 7, Cash 5 3 11 15 26 and 4 10 12 22 31, Mega Millions 8 17 18 26 47 and Mega Ball 37, Lucky Numbers 4 6 3 and 4 4 0, D C Four 7 5 7 7 and 8 4 7 9, Daily 3 8 5 7 and Daily 4 0 3 3 1, Rolling Cash Five 13 30 06 03 22, Daily Six 20 18 03 26 30 23, Bonus Ball 21, Cash 25 19 15 20 21 22.
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Dow Jones Drops Amid Broad Market Slide
U.S. stock averages fell with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 46.90 points to 10,891.92 and the Nasdaq Composite slipping 10.26 points to 2,135.06. Full business report on Page 39.
U.N. Force Finds It's Unwanted In Sudan
Sudanese delegate Mowadh Jalaladin of the Barti tribe voices strong opposition to U.N. peacekeepers in Sudan, calling the United States’ actions ugly and warning against Security Council use. Page 10 reports the tense stance amid ongoing debates over international force roles.
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Key World Events From 1801 To 1978
A compact chronology notes: 1801 Tripoli declares war on the U.S. over Mediterranean safe passage. 1865 Wagner premieres Tristan und Isolde in Munich. 1935 Alcoholics Anonymous founded in Akron. 1940 Italy declares war on France and Britain, Canada on Italy. 1942 Gestapo massacres 173 men in Lidice. 1946 monarchy replaced by republic in Italy. 1964 Senate ends debate on civil rights bill. 1967 Middle East cease fire observed. 1978 Affirmed wins Belmont Stakes Triple Crown.
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Reprints Offered for DNR Color Prints and Enlargements
Daily News Record announces options to obtain color prints and enlargements of its photographs. Provides links to the print room site and the DNR Online gallery for dated image access.
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Albino Doberman Attempts Tire Jump in Agility Class
Dozens watched as Robbie the albino Doberman Pinscher tried a tire jump in a seven week agility class. The legally blind dog failed the obstacle but impressed onlookers by performing beyond expectations.
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Living History interpreters tell Lee surrender tale at Appomattox
This summer four Living History interpreters at Appomattox Court House National Historical Park will narrate the surrender of Robert E Lee. One narrator, recent graduate Tabitha Donelson, will share the role with a Lynchburg woman from 140 years ago.
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Villagers Return To Indonesia's Mt Merapi
Dozens of lava bursts and nine small gas emissions were reported as villagers began returning to Merapi slopes after Thursday's major eruption. Farmers said they faced livelihood risk, not just danger, as ash covered crops and roofs and evacuees lingered in camps.
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Oxfam slams G eight aid rise and debt rashness
London Oxfam criticized the G eight for not boosting aid to the poor, noting debt cancellation diverts funds and leaves education and health underfunded. It cited Nigeria and Iraq relief, a 9 percent aid rise excluding debt deals, and weak funding for major global initiatives. Russia Britain and Italy were named donors to education.
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Postal Information for Daily News Record
Rockingham Publishing Company issues the Daily News Record from Harrisonburg Virginia. It provides contact numbers for general information advertising circulation and the news department with hours for each line. Include P O Box mailing address and postal details.
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Invasive Beach Vitex Threatens Coastal Plants
A two state task force fights the invasive beach vitex vitex rotundiflora along North and South Carolina coasts. It rapidly grows 1 to 2 feet high with runners up to 60 feet, threatening sea oats seabeach amaranth and turtle nesting. Local residents and experts urge reporting sightings for eradication rather than removal.
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