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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2007
Page
1
Virginia lottery draws list Pick 3 8 30 Pick 4 9 8 20 Cash 5 2 19 17 21 31 Daily 3 8 6 2 Daily 4 0 1 8 4 Cash 25 3 4 7 9 17 18 Today's quote notes unsettling shootings in a bucolic setting and suggests warding off evil with gifts.
On June 26 events include the Atlantic City boardwalk opening in 1870, Chaplin’s The Gold Rush premiere in 1925, the UN charter signing in 1945, the Berlin Airlift widening in 1948, Truman authorizing Korea actions in 1950, Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth at St. Lawrence Seaway opening in 1959, and Kennedy’s 1963 Ich bin ein Berliner speech in West Berlin.
A brief note indicates where to find reprint options for the Bay Nee Record. An accessible link under the gallery heading is provided, guiding readers to obtain duplicate copies or archival reproductions.
Morning News Digest reports that giant penguins inhabited what is now Peru over 40 million years ago, earlier than scientists had believed. The finding suggests these flightless birds dispersed to warmer regions sooner than previously thought, contrasting with their better known Antarctic associations.
Robert Zoellick won unanimous board approval to become the World Bank's next president, succeeding Paul Wolfowitz whose last day is Saturday. The veteran politician and diplomat will lead the poverty-fighting lender after a long career in international finance and policy.
Fidel Castro, in a new state media essay, claims President Bush authorized and ordered his death. He cites declassified CIA attempts against him after 1959 and notes Ford banned official assassinations, while Raul Castro leads Cuba during his recovery from surgery.
Six year old Juma Gul says Taliban militants forced him to wear a vest designed to explode when he approached American troops. Afghan elders and U S and NATO officers say they believe his dramatic account, though it could not be independently verified. The boy spoke at a Ghazni base after being rescued by Afghan soldiers.
Daily News Record published by Rockingham Publishing Co. in Harrisonburg Virginia describes its daily schedule excluding Sundays and major holidays. It lists postage details post office address change options and mentions a new sports section.
In Riyadh new segregation rules push female bank employees into women only suites and partitions, sidelining them from male colleagues and erasing mixed work spaces. Officials offer no written orders. central bank contacts did not respond. Saudi women remain a tiny share of the workforce, with banking among the few sectors where they had gained ground.
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