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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2004
Page
1
Unofficial lottery results from multiple draws across D C Virginia and West Virginia listing Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 Lotto South and Powerball style games. Results include sequences like 8 6 4 and 2 9 3 7 with various midweek and weekend drawings and a verification note from the Associated Press.
Public bodies announce upcoming meetings this week in Elkton New Market Harrisonburg Shenandoah County Rockingham County. Elkton Town Council 7 00 p m council chambers 173 W Spotswood Ave. New Market Town Council 7 30 p m town office John Sevier Rd. Harrisonburg City Council 7 30 p m Municipal Building 345 N Main St. Shenandoah County Supervisors 7 p m Government Center 600 N Main St Woodstock. Rockingham County Supervisors 6 p m Administrative Center North Main and Gay streets Harrisonburg.
Quotations feature Shimon Peres calling for a return to 1967 borders with minor security and settlement adjustments. The page 21 item notes ongoing protests over the barrier, reflecting tensions over proposed territorial limits and security measures in the region.
On June 21 1788 New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the U S Constitution. Cyrus McCormick received a reaping-machine patent in 1834. Max Schmeling lost to Jack Sharkey in 1932 amid claims of a robbed decision. Civil rights workers Schwerner Goodman and Chaney vanished in 1964 and were found buried six weeks later. Menachem Begin became Israel’s prime minister in 1977. John Hinckley Jr was found not guilty by reason of insanity in 1982 Reagan shootings. Michael Fay was flogged in Singapore and released in 1994.
Local police issued an arrest warrant for 26 year old Jorge Alonso Tejada after a victim identified him as the shooter in a Sunday early morning incident on the 500 block of Viewmont Court around 2 a.m. The case is under investigation.
Tourism officials report a rebound as Valley information centers record a 4.3 percent rise in visitors from January through May. The Shenandoah Valley Travel Association notes the early 2003 downturn was due to poor weather and weak economy, with center counts improving by late spring.
Israel's opposition leader said the Labor Party will not join Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's coalition unless he agrees to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. In the West Bank, Israeli troops used tear gas and clubs to disperse hundreds of Palestinians protesting.
The Giving USA annual survey shows charitable donations by individuals estates foundations and corporations rose 2.8 percent to 240.7 billion in 2003 driven by higher household net income stronger markets and better corporate profits. About 55 percent of 1 869 responding organizations reported increases with 8 percent steady and 3.7 percent declining.
In Baghdad, Sgt Javal Davis along with Spc Charles Graner Jr and Staff Sgt Ivan Frederick II face a pretrial hearing. Lawyer Paul Bergrin seeks dismissal over improper command influence tied to President Bush, arguing detainee abuse orders and considering moving the trial to the United States.
Daily News Record provides contact numbers for departments including general information advertising classifieds display back page circulation and news. It notes publication details such as daily except Sundays with 28 pages and a supplement and lists mailing address Harrisonburg Virginia 22801 22803.
In a Sunday 60 Minutes talk with Dan Rather Clinton discusses Monica Lewinsky, terrorism, and Iraq. He cites al Qaida as the top threat, reflects on childhood secrecy, notes failed health care and Social Security reforms, and defends his impeachment battle while criticizing Kenneth Starr.
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