Virginia and District Lottery Numbers and Markets Note
Unofficial lottery results from Virginia and Washington DC with Pick 3 4 and Cash 5 numbers listed for Wednesday and midday drawings. Virginia and DC results verified by the Associated Press. market figures show Dow Jones at 10,973.56 and Nasdaq at 11.59, with a note pointing to a full business report on Page 19 and a quote about job training at the Virginia Workforce Center.
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June 29 Through History Highlights and Dates
A look at notable events on June 29: 1767 Parliament approves Townshend Acts spurring colonial protests and 1770 repeal. 1776 Virginia constitution adopted with Patrick Henry as governor. 1946 British arrest 2700 Jews in Palestine to curb terrorism. 1949 South Africa bans mixed marriages. 1954 AEC blocks Oppenheimer security return. 1966 US bombs fuel storage near Hanoi Haiphong.
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Color reprints of Daily News Record photos
Want reprints for color prints and enlargements of Daily News-Record photographs. Visit the top left link on DNR Online or go to printroom.com/pro/dnronline and click the dated link under the gallery heading.
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Elkton Council Delays Water and Tax Hikes After Advice
Elkton residents will not see water rate or town tax increases yet. The Town Council postponed action at a special meeting after the town attorney advised that advertising rate changes and a public hearing are required before any increases.
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Insurgents Offer Halt if U.S. Withdraws in Two Years
Eleven Sunni insurgent groups told the Associated Press on Wednesday they would halt all attacks, including those on American troops, if the United States agrees to withdraw foreign forces from Iraq within two years. Withdrawal sits at the center of their demands.
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Agriculture gains in national animal identification program
Rising participation in the USDA National Animal Identification System spans the nation and Rockingham County. Troy Lawson, animal science extension agent for the central Shenandoah Valley, says the Valley is making great strides in livestock tracking efforts.
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Military Widows Seek To Help Grieving Families
Joanne Steen, widow of Lt Kenneth Steen, founded a support group for young military widows and widowers after her husband’s helicopter crash. She and Regina Asaro collaborated on Military Widow: A Survival Guide, a so non autobiographical 215 page work by the U S Naval Institute Press this month, drawing on interviews with widows, officers, and chaplains.
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Chesterfield Supervisor Pleads Guilty to Sexual Battery
Chesterfield County supervisor Edward B. Barber admitted two misdemeanor counts of sexual battery against a 16 year old as part of a plea deal. He received two years in jail suspended, three years probation, 100 hours community service, and a required sex offender evaluation. Board members urged his resignation while noting the serious breach of public trust. Barber previously faced felony charges and was suspended from Crenshaw Elementary School. contract nonrenewal was announced.
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Daily News Record Postal Information Card
Postal information section lists USPS details and contact numbers for Harrisonburg Virginia edition. It notes publication every day except Sundays and major holidays, four sections and 28 pages plus supplements, with addresses and phone lines for general information advertising circulation and news departments. It includes postmaster address and subscription change methods.
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Democrats Splits Over Redistricting Ruling sparked by DeLay plan
The Supreme Court backed mid decade redistricting while sparking partisan debate. Democrats and Republicans warn it invites copycat gerrymanders, with Rahm Emanuel and Tom Davis arguing about voters’ relationship with reps and the political price borne by DeLay. The Texas battle led to ethics admonitions and a resignation, and court decisions require tweaking lines before the 2006 midterms with uncertain impact on House balance.
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