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Harrisonburg Daily News Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 2001

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Plane Crash Cause In Dispute ADLER Russia

A Russian airliner carrying at least 76 people from Israel exploded and crashed into the Black Sea near Adler. US officials cite a Ukrainian exercise missile as the likely cause, while Putin hints at terrorism though a senior admin official says no evidence supports that. An Armenian pilot witnessed the explosion and crash, with debris seen on the water.

U.S Adler Vasily Yurchuk Emergency Situations Ministry Sibir Airlines Tel Aviv Siberian Novosibirsk Moscow Yurchuk Sion Garik Ovanisian

Energy prices easing as winter fuels expected lower

The Energy Information Administration predicts lower gasoline heating oil and electricity costs this winter due to ample supplies and weak demand. Natural gas prices should average about a third of last winter on the wholesale market, easing burden for more than 56 million homes heated nationwide. INSIDE: Lawmakers push to boost oil reserves, Page 4.

Washington Energy Information Administration Midwest

Ministers Back Earley For Governor In Endorsement Rush

A group of ministers from predominantly black churches endorse Mark Earley for governor. The notice appears on page 14 with names including Duval Barr 61 Edinburg and Helen Evans 78 Hyattsville among others.

Mark Earley Duval J. Barr Edinburg Francis F. Brown Luray Sherman L. Comer Shenandoah Helen T. Evans Hyattsville Aileen S. Faircloth Charles R. McDaniel Vero Beach Fla

Virginians Aid NYC Firefighters After Unthinkable Tragedy

Virginia firefighters from the IAFS critical incident stress management team aided New York City firefighters after the World Trade Center attacks. Stephen E. Morris and Steve Pignatello helped ensure 24 hour access to counselors and support for FDNY personnel facing post event stress. Morris, from Grottoes, joined Harrisonburg Station 1, Engine 28, and was summoned by Virginia leaders to assist in the response.

Stephen E. Morris Morris New York City International Association of Firefighters World Trade Center Fire Department of New York IAF Harrisonburg Steve Pignatello New York Mike Mohler The Virginia Professional Firefighters Association Fairfax County LAP

Pakistan backs indictment in bin Laden case

Pakistan says the United States has provided sufficient basis for indictment in a court of law regarding Osama bin Laden. Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Riaz Khan stated the material supports charges. Pakistan supports the international coalition against terrorism while resisting disclosure of the exact evidence.

Islamabad Pakistan United States Foreign Ministry Mohammad Riaz Khan Taliban Sean bin Laden World Trade Center Pentagon

Reagan National Returns with Sober Resumption of Flights

At Reagan National, flights resume after the 9/11 shutdown but curbside check in is banned and skycaps face lost tips, leaving Abra ham Pailey and colleagues wary. The near empty terminal shows security crowds and a cautious mood as travelers begin to return.

Washington Abraham Pailey US Airways Reagan National Airport Pailey

Planners' Error Delays Historic District Vote in New Market

A procedural error at the Sept. 17 Planning Commission meeting in New Market prompted a re vote on expanding the historic district. Pam Hile absent, Diana Scharf voted in place though not yet appointed, prompting a redo next Tuesday. Final tally stood 4-3 in favor, covering east of John Sevier Road between U S 211 and Old Cross Road.

Planning Commission Pam Hile Commission Diana Scharf Hile John Sevier New Market Old Cross Road

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