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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2009
Page
1
Virginia Night Draw results show Pick 3 7 7 1 Pick 4 0 9 4 2 Cash 5 8 10 12 21 32 Unofficial AP listing. AP note provides verification number 640 433 7979.
The report mentions the Dow Jones Industrials and Nasdaq Composite index values and directs readers to Page B for the full business report. It notes the current level 1,844.06 and indicates further market coverage appears on the page cited.
Bernard Madoff addresses victims as a judge imposes a 150 year sentence for his multibillion dollar Ponzi scheme. The ruling marks one of the harshest punishments for financial crimes, underscoring the scale of the fraud and the impact on victims.
On June 30 different years marked pivotal moments including Roosevelt signing the Pure Food and Drug Act and Meat Inspection Act in 1906, the Tunguska Event in 1908, Harding nominating Taft to chief justice in 1921, the Night of the Long Knives in 1934, Alaska statehood vote in 1958, Pope Paul VI’s coronation in 1963, and the Soyuz 11 tragedy in 1971.
For color prints and enlargements of Daily News-Record photographs, visit the top left link on dnronline.com or go to printroom.com/pro/dnroniine and click the dated link under the gallery heading.
Eileen McQuillan of Luray enjoys a cool evening at Fulks Run Raritan Park on a Monday. As a member of the Fulks Run Horseshoe Club she finds friendly competition from fellow club members in a casual tossing session.
Skyline Massamutten Resort hosts the 11th annual Summer Jam in Valley. The holiday celebration starts at 5 p.m. Thursday with food drinks music and fireworks. Proceeds benefit the Rockingham Harrisonburg SPCA.
Karen Priscilla Jones, 48, pleaded guilty in US District Court to eight counts including aggravated identity theft and wire and mail fraud for a scheme using Lynchburg nursing home residents identities to obtain credit, services, and merchandise without approval. Sentencing is scheduled for September 21.
Virginia families facing home foreclosure will access debt counseling funded partly by a legal settlement with Countrywide Financial Corp. Attorney General Bill Mims says $50,000 will supplement funds from VHDA and the Department of Housing and Community Development. VHDA will administer, aiding about 200 families. The $50,000 is part of January settlement over alleged deceptive mortgage practices in Virginia.
Paul Alonzo Ewing a 38 year old former Portsmouth police officer pleaded guilty in Norfolk federal court to three counts of possessing child adult material. He faces five to ten years on each count and was sent to jail after the plea. Prosecutors will not pursue the state case stemming from alleged indecent liberties with a teenage girl.
Publication details for the Daily News Record include publication schedule daily except Sundays and major holidays and Rockingham Publishing Co address Harrisonburg Virginia. Sections pages and contact numbers for News Advertising Classified Display Circulation and Post Office box for address changes are listed along with subscription rates by state and duration.
President Obama announced new lamp efficiency standards expected to save consumers up to 4 billion dollars annually. He said the measure would cut emissions equivalent to 166 million cars. Republicans argued for more energy supply alongside conservation.
Richmond AP reports doctors are hesitating to prescribe painkillers after a hacker accessed more than 35.5 million Virginia prescription records. lawmakers grilled the Virginia Information Technologies Agency over its 2.4 billion Northrop Grumman contract as the offline Prescription Monitoring Program remains under FBI and state investigations two months after the breach. Sandra Whitley Ryals, director of the Department of Health Professions, calls the reports sparse and anecdotal but confirms reduced prescribing in some cases.
Yemenia Air plane en route from Yemen to the Comoros Islands crashed in the Indian Ocean. Most passengers believed Comoros residents returning from Paris. About 150 people aboard the Airbus 310.
Warren Johnson Sr. died in the Tokyo fire raid of March 10, 1945, leaving a lasting memory for his 4-year-old cousin Ben and sister Clelia Johnson. Fifty years later, Ben, now a glider pilot, and Clelia rode a sailplane over Waynesboro to honor the aviator’s life, linking families across wartime tragedy and Japanese wartime memories through shared flights and friendship. Clelia recalls Warren as gentle and playful, inspiring Ben to pursue aviation and later form ties with Japanese friends connected to Warren’s fate. The voyage became a symbolic flight of remembrance and reconciliation across generations.
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