Virginia and District of Columbia Lottery Draw Results
Unofficial lottery results for Virginia and D C show Pick 3 and Pick 4 combinations for both night and midday drawings along with Cash 5 and Daily 3 and 4 outcomes. Numbers listed include 5 8 6 for Pick 3 and 1 9 6 5 for Pick 4, plus Cash 5 sequences and Cash 25 numbers.
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Markets End Lower On Broad Tech Selloff
The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 72.44 points to 10,942.11 while the Nasdaq Composite declines 19.53 points to 2,110.42 as traders push tech shares lower. full business report on Page 20.
National milestones and notorious crimes through history
A historical timeline lists events from 1782 to 2001, including Congress approving the Great Seal, West Virginia becoming a state, Lizzie Borden’s acquittal in 1893, Detroit race riots in 1943, Bugsy Siegel’s 1947 murder, Muhammad Ali’s 1967 conviction, and Andrea Yates’s 2001 case.
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Corrections on captions and names in Daily News-Record notes
A photo caption from Saturdays Daily News Record claimed health minded readers are targeted with restaurant quality fresh meals. A Monday Daily News Record story misnamed parks and recreation director Lee Foerster. correction issued for accurate spelling.
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Want Reprints From Daily News-Record Photos
Offer details for color prints and enlargements of DNR photographs. Direct readers to dnronline.com link and the printroom page, with dated gallery links for access and purchase.
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Dayton Lawmen Prepare 44 Mile Appalachian Trail Hike
Local lawmen from Dayton plan a 44 mile hike along the Appalachian Trail starting Thursday at Rockfish Gap to raise funds for the Special Olympics. Page 9.
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Skyline Woman Leads Home Renovation Solo
Catherine Reynolds, a schoolteacher in Skyline, takes on remodeling her fourth home without male assistance. She handles carpentry, plumbing, and finishing work, showcasing independent project execution and hands on skills.
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Bush tells Iran U S will hold firm on nuclear demands
President Bush warned Iran that the United States and allies will not back down from demands to suspend uranium enrichment. He urged Iran to accept the offer to negotiate, saying failure would invite U.N. Security Council action and stronger sanctions. Bush spoke at the U S Merchant Marine Academy before traveling to Vienna to meet EU officials.
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Episcopalians debate gay ban plan vote at convention
In Columbus the Episcopal General Convention weighs a temporary moratorium on gay bishops to preserve Anglican fellowship after the election of Katharine Jefferts Schori, the first woman presiding bishop. Debate resumes as Anglican leaders seek unity amid controversy over homosexuality and the Windsor Report.
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North Korea warned over possible Taepodong-2 missile test
Condoleezza Rice warned that a launch would be a provocative act and face serious consequences. Bush and Putin discussed the issue by phone as officials said a fueling window could allow a test within about a month. US officials considered sanctions and Security Council actions while noting the missile could reach the West Coast and that talks on disarmament have stalled since 2005.
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