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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2006
Page
1
Wednesday and midday Virginia and Washington DC lottery numbers listed for Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 Win For Life and Powerball plus Dow Jones and Nasdaq indices. Unofficial results credited to the Associated Press with verification line and contact number.
The daily edition notes a full business report totaling 2086.00 will appear on Page 31. It highlights financial data, market trends, and performance metrics for investors and executives.
Page 21 reports a deadly clash in Afghanistan with over 30 killed as fighting intensifies. The article notes tactical positions and defense readiness while quoting Lt. Col. Christoner, base commander, on enemy knowledge of artillery and vehicle numbers.
On this date in 1215 King John sealed Magna Carta at Runnymede. In 1520 Pope Leo X warned excommunication if Luther did not recant. 1775 Washington named head of Continental Army. 1849 Polk died in Nashville. 1864 Stanton established Arlington Cemetery. 1904 General Slocum disaster in New York. 1944 Saipan invasion began as B 29 raids on Japan started.
Offers information on color prints and enlargements of Daily News-Record photographs with directions to the print room site and a gallery link.
A concise digest item notes a scene at Garland Shul on Old Furnace Road watched over by small figurines. The quirky vignette implies a local display or preservation effort tied to the shul and its surroundings.
Bridgewater residents and supporters urged a memorial for police officer Wayne Stoutamyer at a Town Council meeting Tuesday. Stoutamyer was killed outside his home in spring 1976 after a dispute following an arrest.
National Democratic leaders praised James Webb a Vietnam War hero and former Reagan Navy secretary as their Senate nominee to challenge Republican George Allen. Webb secured the nomination by winning the primary against Harris Miller on Tuesday with support from leading Senate Democrats.
A Shenandoah Valley boom in beef cattle follows a national surge in consumption. The latest U S Cattle Industry survey puts Virginia beef cows at about 747 000, a state record, with Augusta and Rockingham counties ranking first and second in beef output.
Virginia budget talks between House and Senate negotiators stalled on Wednesday as lawmakers clashed over teacher raises. A 4 percent raise for 2007 remains unsettled, with negotiators unable to guarantee a further 3 percent increase next year. Governor Kaine and lawmakers ended the day with unresolved disagreements and a shortened schedule, delaying budget passage to early next week.
In Montgomery Alabama health officials say Summit Medical Center in Birmingham surrendered its license after alleged violations. A staffer allegedly performed ultrasound and administered abortion drugs without a doctor present, leading to a stillborn delivery. The center remains closed and will not reopen.
Rockingham Publishing Co. prints the Daily News Record from Harrisonburg Virginia with sections and pages. It lists contact numbers for general information advertising classified display back page circulation and departments plus post office mailing addresses and subscription options.
In Columbus, Ohio, Bishop W Gene Robinson declares I am not an abomination as he appeals to the Episcopal General Convention not to bar gays from bishops. The body weighs cautious electing rules amid Anglian unity pressures and potential fracture of the Anglican Communion.
After nine years as Bluefield College president Dan MacMillan will resign. He notified the board in a June 7 letter and will leave August 16 to teach and lead a leadership program at Dallas Baptist University. The board seeks an interim and permanent replacement.
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