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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2008
Page
1
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County 4-H head announces departure from post in a move described as stepping back from leadership. The notice outlines transition plans and references the organization’s continued community programs and future leadership search.
June 18 marks pivotal events from 1778 when American forces entered Philadelphia as the British withdrew to 1812 when the United States declared war on Britain 1815 Napoleon meets Waterloo as British and Prussian troops defeat the French in Belgium 1928 Amelia Earhart becomes first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Wales in about 21 hours 1940 Churchill calls this the finest hour 1948 UN drafts the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1983 Sally Ride becomes America's first woman in space aboard the Challenger
Information directs readers to obtain color prints or enlargements of Daily News-Record photographs. It points to the website dnronline com and printroom com pro dnronline with a dated gallery link under a gallery heading.
President Bush plans a renewed bid to lift the long standing offshore oil and gas drilling ban as high gasoline prices drive pressure for more domestic production. Democrats in Congress oppose lifting the ban.
A car bomb exploded on a busy Baghdad commercial street in a Shiite area, killing at least 51 and injuring many as a fire trapped residents in apartments. Officials described it as the deadliest blast in more than three months.
Wholesale prices rose while housing and industrial activity lagged. The mixed signals reflect high costs and slow growth, making a Federal Reserve rate move next week unlikely. Fuel and material prices add to the economy's headwinds.
The report centers on a 52 year old McLean man Al Shabaan charged after police say he covered up abuse claims at a local school. A 12th grade Quran study text is cited by a federal commission as containing passages endorsing violence against non believers. The school asserts mistranslation and states some texts are no longer used.
Tech Parents and lawyers criticize the university for a late alert after the April 16, 2007 campus attacks that left 32 dead and 2 dozen injured. Attorneys cited emails sent at 9:25 a.m. and questioned campus lockdown timing as families seek damages. Settlement funds include life care for seriously injured and $100,000 to each family of the deceased plus a hardship fund and attorney fees.
Publication information for the Daily News-Record in Harrisonburg Virginia lists publication days, sections, page count, postal details, and department phone numbers for general information advertising classified display circulation and news.
Virginia will grant service members and spouses 90 days to renew licenses and registrations, up from 60 days, and 72 hours to obtain safety inspection stickers after returning from duties abroad. The changes take effect July 1 and apply to plates and vehicle registrations related to garaged vehicles and state safety checks.
Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office will start deportation proceedings against felons charged as illegal immigrants. Sheriff Steve Simpson says three deputies began training in South Carolina under an ICE partnership. After a month, deputies will check felons’ immigration status and ICE will pick them up within 72 hours of jail sentence completion.
A Southern heritage group linked to the Sons of Confederate Veterans offers a 100000 statue of Jefferson Davis for the Civil War Center in Richmond. The plan aims to celebrate Davis's 200th birthday, not retaliate for Lincoln statue. Officials from SCV and the center met, no decision yet.
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