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Unofficial lottery results list Virginia picks for Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 and Win For Life plus DC nightly draws and rolling games. Powerball and Hot Lotto numbers are shown. AP provides the unofficial results with a verification line.
Landmark dates in American history from 1788 to 1964
June 21 1788 marked the Constitution in effect as New Hampshire ratified it. 1834 patent granted to Cyrus McCormick for the reaping machine. 1907 E W Scripps founded United Press Associations. 1932 Schmeling knocked out in New York. manager proclaims theft. 1948 Republican convention opens in Philadelphia choosing Dewey. 1964 civil rights workers Schwerner Goodman and Chaney vanish, later found buried in Mississippi.
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Correction to photo credits in Escape feature
In the June 21 Escape story Bringing Ideas To Life the photo on the left should be credited to Michael Reilly and the photo on the left is a courtesy photo.
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Gays Benefit Expansion At University of Virginia
The University of Virginia extends gym membership eligibility to same sex partners of students and employees. Activists had pushed for broader benefits for years, though the university does not offer health coverage to employees' partners due to current state law.
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Police Seek Witnesses in Juneteenth Crowd Beating Death
Austin police seek witnesses after a man died while defending a driver injured a child when a car struck the child during a Juneteenth celebration. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.
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U.S. Finds 24 Malnourished Children in Baghdad Orphanage
U S and Iraqi troops discovered 24 severely malnourished children in a Baghdad orphanage. Some were tied to beds or cribs as American medics examined them. Photographs showed emaciated youths lying on the floor amid the investigation photos.
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Sick Teen To Get More Radiation For Cancer
Norfolk Virginia teenager Abraham Cherrix, 17, who fought for the right to nontraditional treatment, will undergo about a month of pinpoint radiation therapy in Mississippi for a small tumor on his right lung. He has Hodgkin's disease with no other tumors detected, and he previously faced multiple cancers and extensive chemotherapy.
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Japan adopts prewar Iwo To name for Iwo Jima
The Japanese Geographical Survey Institute, with coast guard, moved to restore the island’s prewar name Iwo To at the insistence of its original inhabitants. The change, opposed by veterans like Maj. Gen. Fred Haynes, preserves Iwo Jima for some while others welcome the shift to the prewar designation associated with Sulfur Island.
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Colombia Senate Derails Gay Rights Bill Amid Church Opposition
In Colombia a landmark gay rights bill was defeated 34 to 29 after a surprise floor vote by conservative senators. Supporters vow to revive when Congress reconvenes, though opponents warn of possible future moves toward marriage and adoption.
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