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Harrisonburg Daily News Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 2008

Page

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Lottery numbers from Sunday and DC Virginia results

Unofficial lottery numbers for Sunday and prior drawings are listed for Virginia DC West Virginia and DC midnight midday and weekend results with Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 Rolling Cash 5 Lucky Numbers Daily 3 4 and Powerball Hot Lotto totals. Numbers are provided as reported by The Associated Press with a verification line for Virginia results.

D.C Rolling Cash Banus Associated Press Virginia

Credit Crunch Puts Brakes On Auto Dealers

Ray Ciccolo Village Automotive Group reports today on Page D1 that tightening credit is constraining car dealers. Analysts note slowing buyer demand, stretched inventories, and cautious lending conditions impacting showroom sales and financing.

RAY Ciccolo Village Automotive Group

This Day in History Highlights 1683 to 1981

The record chronicles major events from 1683 to 1981. German settlers arrived in Philadelphia forming Germantown in 1683 while 1884 saw the Naval War College founded in Newport. The Jazz Singer debuted in 1927 signaling talkies and Chiang Kai-shek became China’s leader in 1928. The Yom Kippur War began in 1973, Ford’s 1976 debate remarks sparked later retractions, and Anwar Sadat was assassinated in 1981.

Krefeld Germany Philadelphia Germantown America Naval War College Newport al Jolson Chiang Kai-shek China Middle East Egypt Syria Israel Jimmy Carter Ford Europe

Reprints offered for Daily News-Record photos

Readers are directed to color prints and enlargements of Daily News-Record photographs via a link at the top left of the newspaper’s site and through a dedicated print room page.

Dnronline Print Room

Madison University Judicial Affairs director rouses students

Josh Bacon, director of James Madison University's Judicial Affairs, says his big attraction is watching students transform their lives from adversity. He emphasizes enforcing rules while guiding learning from mistakes, as documented on Page B1.

James Madison University Josh Bacon

Stewart Ends Winless Drought with Talladega Victory

Tony Stewart secured his first Sprint Cup win at Talladega after NASCAR ruled Regan Smith's last-lap pass illegal. Smith had trailed Stewart for the final three laps before attempting the move, which sparked controversy as the ruling preserved Stewart's victory.

Tony Stewart Talladega Nascar Regan Smith Smith Stewart

Wells Fargo gains edge in Wells Fargo Citigroup tussle

A federal judge blocked a New York court ruling favoring Citigroup and set a Tuesday hearing in Charlotte on the fate of Wachovia Bank. The ruling tilted the control battle toward Wells Fargo as the banks vie for the Charlotte based lender.

Wachovia Bank Wells Fargo New York Citigroup Charlotte, N.C

Virginia Civil War reenactor injured by errant shot on set

Suffolk resident Thomas Lord Sr. was struck in the right shoulder during filming of a Civil War documentary at Heritage Park Isle of Wight County. Investigators believe a Confederate reenactor fired the shot from about 25 yards away as basic safety guidelines were reportedly not followed.

Suffolk Thomas Lord Sr Heritage Park Isle of Wight Lord New York

Postal information and contact details from Daily News Record

Daily News Record published in Harrisonburg Virginia with sections and pages. Provides contact numbers for general information advertising classifieds circulation and news departments. Lists subscription rates Virginia and West Virginia and other states along with vacation surcharge policy.

Virginia West Virginia

Grieving Relative at Turkish Soldier’s Coffin

A relative mourns beside the coffin of a Turkish soldier killed by Kurdish rebels Friday. Ankara reports Turkish strikes in northern Iraq Saturday as retaliation following the attack.

Iraq Ankara

Turkey Strikes Kurdish Bases in Northern Iraq

Turkish warplanes bombed Kurdish rebel bases in Iraq's Avasin Basyan region after rebels killed 15 soldiers in a raid from Iraqi soil. The military said planes returned to base and deputy chiefs accused northern Iraq leaders of tolerating the rebels. Turkish forces press Iraqi Kurdish leaders to curb the rebels and sever supply lines.

Ankara Turkey Iraq Avasin Basyan Aktutun

Five Mexican Officers Arrested Over Mayan Site Raid

Five state police officers were detained in Chiapas on possible homicide charges after a raid on protesters who had occupied the entrance to the Chinkultic ruins in San Cristobal de Las Casas. The officers led an operation to remove hundreds of mostly indigenous villagers who had occupied the site for nearly a month.

San Cristobal DE Las Casas Mexico Chiapas

McCain’s Brother Faces Backlash Over Virginia Joke

Joe McCain drew laughter at a Loudoun County rally with a quip calling two Democratic leaning Northern Virginia areas communist country. He apologized later, as Obama gains in Northern Virginia, a key Democratic-leaning swing region that includes Arlington where John McCain owns a condo. The campaign defended the candidates’ effort to win Northern Virginia voters.

Washington John McCain Virginia Joe McCain Washington Post Arlington Alexandria Loudoun County Barack Obama McCain Obama Washington, D.C Gail Gitcho Sarah Palin

Egyptian foreign minister visits Iraq as Mosul raid toll rises

Egypt’s foreign minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit travels to Baghdad in a historic visit signaling Arab support for Iraq’s Shiite-led government. In Mosul, U.S. forces killed five insurgents and three women and three children when a house was hit by return fire and a suicide vest detonated, with a weapons cache found later. The attack underscores ongoing security challenges in Iraq despite reduced violence.

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