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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2008
Page
1
Unofficial results list Pick 3 6 6 1 Pick 4 9 9 9 0 Cash 5 13 17 22 25 34 and other state draws with lucky numbers and DC mid and daily results. Associated Press provides the figures and verification lines include a Virginia contact and Nasdaq index note.
On June 10 events include Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde premiere in Munich in 1865, Alcoholics Anonymous founded in Akron in 1935, and Italy declaring war in 1940. In 1942 Lidice residents were massacred by the Gestapo, while 1967 saw a UN cease fire in the Middle East.
The photo caption for Bicyclist Hit in Monday's Daily News Record misidentified Shona Morris as the Tahoe driver. She was the driver of the Chevrolet Tahoe. the cyclist's name remains unconfirmed. Police report the cyclist rode south against traffic on North Main Street.
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KlineMay Realty announces it will operate independently after ending its franchise agreement with ERA Real Estate. Owner Keith May asserts the move will allow better performance and control, with the company pursuing solo operations and growth.
A water main break affecting eastern Harrisonburg including Valley Mall disrupted homes and businesses on Monday. Crews repaired the line and restored service, ending the outage as of the report.
President Bush travels through Europe to align allies on confronting Iran’s growing nuclear threat. The mission aims to secure urgent diplomatic backing and coordinated action across key European partners.
Republican John McCain, reversing course, allowed media into three private fundraisers in Richmond and elsewhere, including a $10,000-per-ticket reception. The events raised about $800,000 for McCain and the GOP, with total day fundraising over $2 million. He urged Obama to join town halls, proposing 10 joint events in coming months and noting Obama’s reluctance to participate.
Daily News Record published in Harrisonburg Virginia lists general information and contact numbers for departments including news advertising circulation and classified. It also provides subscription rates by state and duration and notes post office mailing details and surcharges for out of state vacations.
In Richmond two former budget committee heads Callahan and Chichester endorsed Democrat Mark Warner for Senate, saying he fairly handled Virginia’s 2001 budget crisis that grew to nearly 6 billion dollars. They defend Warner against Jim Gilmore’s critique and stay with Republicans backing John McCain.
Prince George County police hunt after fuel yard break in 4800 gallons of gasoline valued around 20000 dollars were stolen. Lt. Brian Kei says two tanker trucks were hot wired and driven north with one abandoned on Interstate 95 in Elk Ridge Maryland. Owner Robert Wilkinson of Wilkins Oil Co. reported the loss at about 7 am Sunday. Meanwhile Orbital Sciences plans 45 million investment at Wallops Island Spaceport in Accomack County to assemble test and launch Taurus I rocket creating about 125 jobs with first mission planned for late 2010.
A Metro train derailed between Rosslyn and Court House in Northern Virginia, stranding about 400 passengers in a tunnel. No injuries were reported, though a pregnant woman was transported as a precaution. Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board will review the incident as delays disrupted the orange line passengers.
Gov. Tim Kaine commuted Percy Walton's death sentence to life in prison, citing mental incompetence after a history of psychological issues and delayed execution. Walton killed three neighbors in Danville in 1996, was set to die, and had prior court reviews without a clear competency finding. He plans to visit Burger King after execution, and his case drew commentary from his attorney and the attorney general.
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