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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2009
Page
1
Unofficial lottery results list Virginia DC West Virginia and Powerball draws with Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 and daily six numbers. Entries include multiple states and games plus a Powerball Hot Lotto section and a note from the Associated Press. Verification line gives a Virginia contact number.
Airlines have cut prices for months as travelers delayed trips over job and budget fears. With Independence Day near and fuel costs rising, fares may start to climb again, urging late planners to book soon.
A survey of over 20,000 youths shows about 15 percent think they will die young, prompting riskier behavior including drug use and self harm attempts. The finding challenges the idea that teens feel invulnerable. Page B7.
At the Shrine Auditorium the BET Awards became a TV celebration of Michael Jackson with tributes from New Edition and Jamie Foxx delivering a tender monologue. Joe Jackson appeared to honor his son, as producers expanded the telecast to reflect the star’s impact on urban music and culture.
Elkton town council holds a special meeting at 7 PM in Council Chambers at Elkton Area Community Center. The agenda includes approving new water and sewer rates for fiscal 2010 and appropriating funds for the new budget. Public attendance requested.
June 29 events span 1520 Montezuma II dies in Tenochtitlan from wounds after alienated subjects clash with him. 1529 Peace of Kappel ends religious civil war in Switzerland granting Protestant religious freedom. 1847 Gramido accords end Portuguese civil war. 1848 Archduke John elected Regent of the Reich. 1880 Ned Kelly wounded and captured at Glenrowan. France takes Tahiti. 1888 Treves performs first appendectomy in England. 1896 French expedition toward Fashoda. 1913 Bulgarian attacks spark Second Balkan War. Bulgarians defeated in August. 1939 Dixie Clipper completes first US to Europe commercial flight to Lisbon.
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South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford tells The Associated Press he must listen to critics as he and wife Jenny seek to reconcile after a yearlong affair. He reimburses part of $8,000 spent on the Argentina trip and faces calls to resign from critics including Sen. Jake Knotts while his marriage recovery weighs with lawmakers. Maria Chapur confirms a relationship and cites hacked emails. Sanford denies using public funds for contact.
Rockingham Publishing Co publishes Daily News-Record Harrisonburg Va daily except Sundays and major holidays. Provides contact numbers for general information advertising classifieds circulation sports and news desk with hours and box address for mail and postmaster.
Harrisonburg now counts over 200 youth aged 5 to 17 in The First Tee chapter while the parent program founded in 1997 by the World Golf Foundation totals 2.9 million members across 49 states plus Canada Ireland New Zealand and Singapore. The center will provide a practice course and anchor nine core values honesty integrity sportsmanship respect confidence responsibility perseverance courtesy and judgment helping youths apply golf lessons to life. Local members say the program has improved etiquette leadership and confidence and the new facility will also serve up to 1,000 area youths outside The First Tee program and allow events to run even in bad weather.
The text recalls boxing icon Joe Louis Barrow Jr. known as Joe Louis, heavyweight champ 1937–1949, who dropped Barrow early to fit on fight cards. It notes his cultural impact, role in desegregating golf, first black PGA event player in 1952, and later financial and drug troubles before his 1981 death.
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