Lottery Numbers Wednesday Virginia Night Drawing Report
Unofficial lottery results list Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 Win for Life Free Ball and Daily and Powerball draws for Virginia and West Virginia. Numbers shown include Pick 3 1 255, Pick 4 6 2 8 1, Cash 5 3 9 10 14 20, Powerball 15 26 27 42 58 and 37, Hot Lotto 05 17 21 26 39 with Hot Ball 03, and West Virginia Daily 3 8 4 2 Daily 4 6 7 6 1. Verification available via AP source.
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Markets Dow Jones Dip and Nasdaq Rises Cautiously
The market report shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling by 24.02 points amid a 0.3 percent loss while the Nasdaq Composite ticked up by 7.04 points or 0.4 percent to 1,853.08, signaling mixed investor sentiment. The brief notes a modest broad market tilt without major headlines.
Significant June 11 historical milestones across centuries
On June 11 across years 1776 1919 1947 1959 1963 1977 1979 1985 and 2001 notable events include the Continental Congress forming a Declaration of Independence committee the Belmont Stakes first Triple Crown winner Sir Barton the end of sugar rationing a hovercraft debut Thich Quang Duc’s self immolation a Belmont Stakes win for Seattle Slew John Wayne’s death Karen Ann Quinlan’s passing and Timothy McVeigh’s execution for the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people.
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Correction on USS Missouri description in Daily News Record
In Tuesday's Daily News Record the Missouri entry misstated the vessel as something other than a battleship. The correct designation is battleship USS Missouri.
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Reprints Offer for Daily News-Record Photos
Readers can obtain color prints and enlargements of Daily News-Record photographs via the printroom link on the newspaper site. Visit printroom com pro dnronline and click the dated link under the gallery heading for options.
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Special Master Named to Review Pay Plans at Bailout Firms
The Obama administration rejected direct intervention in private pay decisions while naming a special master to review compensation plans at seven companies receiving government bailout funds. Officials argued excessive pay aided the financial crisis.
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Israeli Woman Finds Million Hidden in Trash Mattress
An Israeli woman believed she threw out a mattress containing nearly $1 million. After discarding the old mattress as a surprise for her mother on Monday, she recalled the stash on Wednesday and triggered a search through multiple landfill sites.
EU Reverses on Cut-Rate Rose Wine Standards
The European Union reversed plans to end the ban on mixing red and white wine to produce rose, a move feared to undermine traditional winemaking. French vintners led the resistance, arguing that skin-contact maceration yields the true rose with delicate aromas and Mediterranean character.
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Daily News Record Contact and Subscription Rates notice
Publication details for the Harrisonburg daily News-Record include office contacts for general information advertising classifieds and circulation. Subscription rates listed by state and duration with a postage handling surcharge and vacation policy.
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Libyan to lead United Nations General Assembly
Libyan Ali Abdessalam Treki won the post of U N General Assembly President by acclamation and will take the chair in September. He has headed Libya's Africa Union relations and previously served as U N ambassador. Ban Ki Moon praised his possible leadership on Darfur and unified action on new global challenges.
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Palau to Take 17 Chinese Muslims From Guantanamo
Palau agrees to accept up to 17 Chinese Muslims long detained at Guantanamo Bay in a move to clear the last of the Uighurs from the Cuban camp. President Toribiong praised the decision as a gesture to a key ally, while China urged repatriation. The deal follows U.S. reviews and debated safety concerns amid pressures on the Obama administration over closing the prison.
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