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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2009
Page
1
Unofficial lottery results for Virginia D C and West Virginia include Pick 3 2-6-7 Daily 3 6-7-1 Lucky Numbers 1-1-9 and Daily 4 6-4-9-0 Cash 5 8-24-25 28-30 Cash 25 1-11-19-20-21-22. Virginia verify line provided by AP with phone number for confirmation.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 200.72 points or 1.4 percent to 8,339.01 while the Nasdaq Composite slipped to 1,766.19 as traders awaited the full business report on page Bé today.
Aspiring pro wrestler Troy Long reflects on the economic downturn that upended his life yet pushed him toward a dream. He says the layoff cost him certain things but granted greater focus and commitment to his wrestling ambitions.
Key dates include the 1757 Battle of Plassey led by Robert Clive marking beginning of British rule in India. 1868 patent to Christopher Latham Sholes for the typewriter. 1931 Wiley Post and Harold Gatty round the world flight in eight days 15 hours. 1947 Senate and House override of Truman veto on Taft Hartley Act. 1969 Warren Burger sworn in as US chief justice. 1985 Air India Flight 182 disaster near Ireland with 329 deaths linked to a bomber attack.
Color prints and enlargements of Daily News Record photographs are available via the top left link on dnronline.com or at printroom com pro dnronline under the gallery heading with the dated link for access.
Jim Crawford, the driving force behind a private retirement community in Timberville, will not participate as plans push forward. Crawford sold the targeted property and the adjacent TimberView Crossing assisted living facility to Valley Care Management of Luray last month for about $3.3 million.
Across Iraq more than 30 people were killed on Monday in bombings and shootings including high school students headed to exams. The three day death toll surpassed 100 as violence returns ahead of the June 30 U.S. troop withdrawal deadline. American combat forces shift from inner-city posts to bases outside Baghdad as officials warn of more attacks to erode public confidence in the government.
Detroit's Big Three show gains in the latest J.D. Power quality ratings while Toyota retains overall leadership. The survey highlights top honors for Toyota in 10 vehicle categories and notes mechanical and design problems arising within the first 90 days of ownership.
London lawmakers elected John Bercow as the new speaker of the House of Commons to replace Michael Martin, aiming to move past a financial expenses crisis that rocked Parliament.
Seven Sonora state officials from the Finance Department were arrested and six others sought on negligent homicide charges after a deadly day care fire. The officials worked at a warehouse nearby that stored cars, tires, and documents, where investigators suspect the blaze began.
Kabul officials say General Stanley McChrystal will soon order U.S. and NATO forces to stop engaging militants hiding among villagers. The move aims to shield Afghan civilians amid ongoing combat operations and marks a significant policy shift in the war.
The Daily News Record lists contact numbers for departments including General Information Advertising Classified Display Circulation and News for Harrisonburg Virginia with hours and dial options for subscriptions and services. The page provides a phone directory snapshot rather than a news item.
In Cairo AP reports riot police in Tehran again dispersed demonstrators hours after the Guardian Council acknowledged vote irregularities in 50 districts but said the presidential result remained intact. Witnesses described mourning crowds and gunfire as security forces used tear gas and live rounds to break up a vigil for Neda Agha Soltan and other martyrs.
President Obama signed the nation’s toughest anti smoking law giving the FDA authority to regulate tobacco products disclose ingredients and prohibit marketing to children He recalled his teenage smoking battle while stressing the legislation’s aim to keep youth from starting and to curb industry targeting of teens
Washington reports show more than 800 firearms purchases were approved after background checks in five years despite buyers’ names appearing on the terrorist watch list. Of over 900 checks from February 2004 to February 2009, all but 98 proceeded. The GAO cites flaws and calls for change, while lawmakers criticize current law.
A 5.4 magnitude quake rattled southern Alaska near Willow 24 miles from the town and was felt across a 300 mile span including Anchorage. People dived under desks and huddled in doorways as the tremor lasted moments with minimal reported damage. Authorities said the quake occurred at about 11 28 a m and measured a depth of 26 miles. Minor disruption and no serious injuries were reported in the immediate aftermath.
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