Westboro Church Plans Broadway Picket For Local Soldier
Westboro Baptist Church members from Topeka Kansas plan to demonstrate in respectful proximity to the funeral of Army Spc Brian Bucky Anderson at Broadway High School in Harrisonburg. The 24 year old 2004 BHS graduate was killed June 12 in Afghanistan when his vehicle hit a roadside bomb.
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Slain Soldier's Funeral Today
Army Specialist Brian Bucky Anderson will be laid to rest at Linville Creek Church of the Brethren Cemetery after a 2 p.m. funeral service at Broadway High School. Hundreds are expected at the high school gym for the service as Gov. Bob McDonnell orders flags at half staff over the state Capitol in his honor.
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RMH Moves to New Medical Campus East of Harrisonburg
Rockingham Memorial Hospital completes a relocated operation at seven in the morning moving about 110 patients and 100 staff to the new medical campus near Reservoir Street and Port Republic Road. Move commander Donna Wilmoth says planning paid off and staff are ready.
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BP Leak Couldn’t Fill Superdome
AP reports comparative context for the Gulf oil spill. It notes the Mississippi River pours into the Gulf in 38 seconds equals two months of BP leakage. By rough measures the spill would fill about 9,200 living rooms, with totals since April 20 around 126.3 million gallons, depending on daily rate estimates.
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Gaza-Bound Aid Ship Cleared by Lebanon to Sail for Cyprus
A Gaza-bound vessel carrying activists and aid received Lebanese authorization to depart for Cyprus on Monday. The exact departure date was withheld for security reasons as authorities coordinate the mission to the blockaded Gaza Strip.
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Treatment costs soar for sex offender civil commitments
An Associated Press analysis shows 20 states spent nearly 500 million this year to confine and treat about 5200 sex offenders kept in civil commitment. Costs per offender reached 175000 in New York and 173000 in California, averaging 96000 annually, far higher than prison. Minnesota expenditures exceed five times prison costs. Arizona California Florida Illinois Iowa Kansas Massachusetts Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Dakota Pennsylvania South Carolina Texas Virginia Washington Wisconsin.
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Deaths and ages in Daily News Record notice
Capron resident Harry D. Grout aged 73, Franklin West Virginia native Richard W. Homan aged 87, Stephens City resident John H. Kane aged 90, Mount Jackson resident Denise B. Violett aged 37 are listed in the Inside Deaths section of the Daily News Record volume 113 number 223. Readers are advised to contact the paper at 540 574 6200 with delivery issues.
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