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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2011
Page
1
The ESDAY Virginia Night Drawing results list Pick 3 as 1 6 1 and Pick 4 as 1 9 4 4. Cash 5 numbers are 3 10 19 31 32 with Mega Misions showing 3 26 40 45 52 and Mega Ball 11.
The market summary lists the Nasdaq Composite at 10 808 71 with a 68.99 point move and a gain of 2 404 82 in the broader market report. Page B4 contains the full business report for further details.
Angie Polk Cargill employee who worked with Will Ellis recalls him as a very good person with a positive attitude and a passion for sports. The page note presents the quote alongside the feature titled Cargill Rides To Fight Cancer.
A garbled chronology traces events from 1829 to 1981 including mentions of the United States formation and early rail and radio milestones. It references Newark WIZ and the New York Yankees broadcasts, a 1941 note on public figures, and a 1981 decree involving a Swedish noble tied to wartime rescues.
For color prints and enlargements of Daily News Record photographs, visit the link at the top left of the website or go to printroom dot com slash pro slash dnrontine and click on the dated link under the gallery heading.
The notice lists the Rockingham Publishing Co. address in Harrisonburg Virginia and details daily delivery with two sections and 20 pages. It provides general contact numbers for information advertising circulation and news departments and outlines subscription rates by region for one year six months and three months with additional vacation postage surcharges.
The Washington Post reports Alabama death row inmate Cory Maples, who missed an appeal deadline due to a mailroom mix up at Sullivan and Cromwell, drew sympathetic questions from the Supreme Court as justices weighed granting him a new hearing on ineffective counsel claims. Alabama argued ongoing representation existed, but justices pressed for clarity while considering lower court relief.
Democrat Earl Ray Tomblin defeated Bill Maloney to win the West Virginia governor seat, with 50 percent of the vote as 96 percent of precincts reported. Maloney carried Pendleton County, while Tomblin led statewide amid heavy campaign spending and national party involvement. With 24 percent turnout, the race reflected a contested campaign and regional voting patterns.
National brief from Washington reports the House passed a six week spending bill by 352 to 66, delaying fights over labor law environment abortion and Pentagon budget as it heads to President Obama to prevent a midnight government shutdown.
A private tour helicopter plunged into the East River Tuesday afternoon shortly after takeoff from a riverbank heliport, killing one passenger and injuring three others. A rapid rescue effort followed with divers and boats in cold water. nearby police officers in a counterterrorism drill swam to shore with the three survivors.
Amanda Knox arrived in Seattle after four years in prison. She fought tears as she thanked supporters and reporters from two continents gathered to greet her home. Her emotional homecoming followed her acquittal amid intense media attention.
Federal officials say the Bush administration ran an operation that allowed hundreds of guns to reach suspected arms traffickers. The practice known as letting guns walk drew Republican criticism of the Obama Justice Department, with lawmakers like Rep. Darrell Issa and Sen. Chuck Grassley voicing concern. Associated Press.
A fuel truck exploded near Mogadishu's Ministry of Education killing at least 70 people and injuring many as al Shabab claimed responsibility. The blast hit on a busy street during scholarship registrations, leaving burning vehicles, dust, and scattered corpses across the area. Rebels said it targeted government officials and foreigners, amid an AU offensive nearby.
Afghanistan and India sealed a strategic partnership on Tuesday, the first such accord for Kabul, a move likely to anger Pakistan as Kabul cases strain with the West over alleged links of Pakistan’s spy agency to militants blamed for attacks. United Nations vetoes by Russia and China thwart a European backed Security Council resolution that would sanction Syria for its crackdown on civilians, highlighting deep divisions over how to address the Syrian conflict.
New York reports three U S born physicists Saul Perlmutter Brian Schmidt and Adam Riess won the Nobel Prize for proving the universe’s expansion is accelerating. Perlmutter of Lawrence Berkeley and UC Berkeley receives half the 1.5 million prize. Schmidt of Australian National University and Riess of Johns Hopkins and Space Telescope Science Institute share the other half.
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