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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2005
Page
1
Virginia night lottery results listed with Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences as well as Cash 5 and Mega Millions outcomes. Drawn numbers include Pick 3 9 0 4, Pick 4 2 2 3 9, Cash 5 2 5 6 14 18, Mega Millions 14 29 31 37 50 with Mega Ball 34.
Nasdaq Composite Index numbers are highlighted with a full business report on Page 35 today. The issue notes the index value at press time and points to detailed market insights and commentary in the same section.
Quote notes public appetite for Michael Jackson remains strong in Europe while U S perception shifts. Graeme Massie from Splash News Agency reports on page 4 observing media staking out the trial location.
Events on June 11 span Henry VIII’s 1509 marriage to Catherine of Aragon, Cook’s Endeavour reef discovery in 1770, the 1776 Continental Congress push for independence, Sir Barton’s 1919 Belmont Stakes Triple Crown, 1942 lend-lease pact, 1963 Quang Duc’s protest self immolation, and 2001 McVeigh’s execution for the Oklahoma City bombing.
The Daily News-Record provides color print and enlargement options via a link at the top left of its site dnronline.com and through printroom.com/pro/dnronline under the gallery section dated links.
The Bush administration charges that Syria has not fully withdrawn intelligence forces from Lebanon and still interferes with elections possibly by arranging political assassinations. A Syrian official denounces the charges as nonobjective and untrue.
The Agriculture Department said a beef cow tested positive in preliminary checks for mad cow disease but emphasized the animal did not enter the food chain. No human health risk is claimed, and further tests are planned while a Weybridge lab provides independent confirmation.
On November 2, 1985, Eugene and Theda Baker received a dire update from their son at Riverside United Methodist Church in Fulks Run as flood waters rose. The church endured a severe baptism of water, yet Riverside has since recovered from the disaster.
Publication and contact details for the Daily News Record in Harrisonburg Virginia including mailing address, post office information, departments and hours. Subscription rates listed for Virginia West Virginia and other states with note on postage surcharges for vacations.
Annabelle Ann Payne, 77, volunteer chaplain at Rockingham Memorial Hospital, says experience matters in counseling and age does not hinder the profession. She earned her psychology degree at age 67, illustrating a long, varied career in serving others.
In eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistani border, a patrol was ambushed Friday, killing one American soldier and wounding three others. Seven militants were killed in the clash in Paktika province, with militants believed from tribal regions across the frontier. Two injured Americans were treated near a base and returned to duty after the engagement.
An Associated Press Ipsos poll shows President Bush at 43 percent approval and Congress at 31 percent, the lowest marks since tracking began in 2003. Voters cite Iraq war concerns, with 35 percent saying the country heads in the right direction and 41 percent backing Bush on Iraq. Local: independent Gail Thomas from Prattville, Alabama, notes distractions of the war after 9/11 and criticizes focus on Saddam Hussein. Insurgent bombings killed 80 U S troops and over 700 Iraqis last month. Pentagon says violence remains similar to a year ago.
An AP Ipsos poll shows 45 percent support Bush's foreign policy, down from 52 in March, with broad disapproval of his handling of Iraq, foreign policy, and the war on terror. The survey of 1001 adults was June 6-8, margin plus or minus 3.1 points.
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