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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2007
Page
1
A compiled list of nightly and daily lottery results for Virginia DC and West Virginia, including Pick 3 4 5 games Cash 5 Daily Six Rolling Cash Five and Powerball plus Hot Lotto numbers. Unofficial results credited to the Associated Press with a verification number for Virginia.
Public agenda items for Harrisonburg City Council meeting at 7 p m in the council chambers 409 S Main St. Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors 7 p m in the county Government Center 600 N Main St Woodstock Rockingham County Board of Supervisors 6 p m in the Administrative Center North Main and Gay streets Harrisonburg 564 3000 Harrisonburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority 4 p m at the main office 286 Kelley St.
The entry recalls key events on various dates: Virginia ratified the Constitution in 1788, Napoleon and Alexander met in 1807 at Tilsit, Custer and the 7th Cavalry fell in 1876, Stanford White was killed in 1906, RAF bombers attacked Bremen in 1942, CBS color telecast began in 1951, and Engel v. Vitale was decided in 1962 establishing that school prayer sponsored by the state is unconstitutional.
A nationwide poll finds Democrats with a distinct edge in the 2008 battleground House seats while the Democratic-led Congress sits near President Bush in overall popularity. District by district, the picture brightens for the new majority party in a first comprehensive survey.
Kiaya a two year old mixed breed catches a frisbee thrown by owner Chris Spencer in Westover Park Harrisonburg as sunny skies give way to forecast mid 90s and afternoon thunderstorms all week Forecasters expect hot temperatures and scattered storms daily
Six more counts join Anthony Stephen Richardson in a Damascus police department probe. Richardson, 40, is accused of distributing methamphetamine and now faces seven felony charges including possession of a firearm tied to a schedule one or two drug.
The State Corporation Commission will hold a July 10 hearing on Anthem Health Plan’s request to shift some operations outside Virginia without state approval. Close to 200 comments have been submitted in response to the request from Anthem.
A Richmond family highlights language barriers in mental health care as immigrants increase. Zeila Arteaga found her son’s evaluation delayed by a language gap until a Spanish speaking therapist at Virginia Commonwealth University guided contact with city services and helped plan a fall full evaluation.
Guidelines issued by the United Network for Organ Sharing address donation after cardiac death and brain death. Hospitals must adopt UNOS standards by July 1, guiding donor selection consent withdrawal of life support pronouncement and organ recovery to expand available organs amid rising patient needs.
Rockingham Publishing Co prints the Daily News Record daily except Sundays and major holidays. It lists contact numbers for general information, advertising, circulation, and the news department. Postal address and subscription changes are provided for Harrisonburg, Virginia.
A national survey estimates Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus infects or colonizes about 46 of every 1,000 hospital and nursing home patients. The finding, drawn from 1,237 facilities, suggests as many as 30,000 U.S. hospital patients may harbor the superbug at any given time, far higher than prior estimates.
Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology reports that about 34 per 1,000 patients acquire a skin or blood infection, while 12 per 1,000 are colonized with a super bug on admission. Researchers led by Dr. William Jarvis say roughly 75 percent entered hospitals already carrying the organism, suggesting prior stays or community exposure. Prevention centers on hand washing, equipment cleaning, gloves, gowns, and isolating infected patients. The findings were presented at the APIC annual meeting in San Jose, California, not yet submitted to a peer reviewed journal.
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