Lottery Draw Results Update From Virginia DC and More
Wednesday draws list Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 Lotto South and Virginia midday and night results. Includes D C night results, Powerball and Hot Lotto numbers with multiple 5 and 6 number lines and the hot ball.
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Dow Jones and Nasdaq indices on Page 4 report
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sits at 10,239.92 and the Nasdaq C composite stands at 1,971.03 as the full business report appears on Page 4 today.
Canadian Submariner Dies Of Injuries After Fire
Quote from Paul Martin expresses condolences as a Canadian submariner dies from injuries after a fire. Page 27 coverage notes national tribute and military service loss. Local officials and family expected to receive support as details emerge.
Notable historical events on October 7 across years
Chronology recalls key events spanning 1765 Stamp Act Congress in New York to 1998 Matthew Shepard murder in Wyoming. Highlights include Burgoyne’s surrender, Poe’s Baltimore death, Star Dust recording, Kennedy Nixon debates, Pope John Paul II US tour finale, and the Achille Lauro hijacking.
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England
Saratoga
John Burgoyne
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Artie Shaw
Hoagy Carmichael
RCA Victor
U.N. General Assembly
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Postal Information Published Daily News Record Address
Daily News Record published daily except Sundays by Rockingham Publishing Co. Inc Harrisonburg Virginia provides general information and advertising contacts. Includes postal and circulation details with phone numbers for department inquiries and subscriptions.
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Rockingham Publishing Co., Inc
Liberty Street
Harrisonburg
Daily News-Record
P.O
General Information
Advertising Department
Farmers gain online aid through USDA Web service
Anthony Beery and his father Danny prepare their computers for a new online service in the Shenandoah Valley that will simplify applications for agricultural assistance. The U S Department of Agriculture provides the Web service to cut paperwork.
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Anthony Beery
Danny
Shenandoah Valley
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Credit card sized two shot muzzleloader debuts in Minnesota
A Minneapolis gun shop and Blaine maker preview a credit card sized two barrel muzzleloader that fires seven BBs per shot. Priced at 100 dollars it aims at self defense though vendors doubt its practicality and safety concerns from gun violence groups are noted.
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Minneapolis
Mark Koscielski
Koscielski
Mike O’brien
Joe’s Sporting Goods
St. Paul
O’brien
Brady Center
Peter Hamm
Juror Deadlock, Burrow Mistrial Declared in Fraud Trial
Jurors in the federal fraud trial of former National D-Day Memorial director Richard B. Burrow declared themselves deadlocked Wednesday, prompting a judge to declare a mistrial. This marked the second hung jury in Burrow’s case. prosecutors declined to comment on the mistrial.
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Richard B. Burrow
Burrows
Afghan campaign ends in violence amid direct election
Campaigning for Afghanistan's first direct presidential election ends with a bomb attack targeting interim leader Hamid Karzai's vice presidential running mate Ahmed Zia Massood and other dignitaries as their convoy passed by. The blast underscores mounting danger ahead of the vote.
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Afghanistan
Hamid Karzai
Ahmed Zia Massood
Antiquated U.S. vaccine system hobbles flu supply
SAN FRANCISCO the flu vaccine shortage prompts calls to overhaul a 50 year old egg based production method. Chiron's English plant shutdown cuts 46 million U.S. doses leaving about 58 million shots for over 100 million at risk as experts warn of a fragile pandemic ready system.
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San Francisco
Chiron Corp
Chiron
England
United States
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Robert Webster
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Harrisonburg joins Virginia Main Street program
Harrisonburg secure designation as a Virginia Main Street community after a Wednesday signing in City Council chambers. The designation, received last month, opens access to design assistance, market studies, architectural services and training, with Downtown Renaissance and city officials leading the effort. The move positions Harrisonburg as the 20th Virginia Main Street community since 1985, aiming to revitalize downtown with a streetscape project and long term planning through 2007 and beyond.
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Harrisonburg
Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development
Kurt Hodgen
Amy L. Yarcich
Luray
South Boston
Yarcich
Virginia
Staunton
Waynesboro
U.S
Steve Knickrehm
Downtown Renaissance
Hodgen
Virginia Main Street
Eddie Bumbaugh
State CSX Agree On Improvements To Railroad
Virginia transportation officials and CSX Corp reached a deal on using 65.7 million in state funds for rail upgrades between Richmond and Washington. Gov. Warner and lawmakers pressed CSX to prioritize the work, which targets easing congestion in the busy corridor. Karen Rae called the agreement good for taxpayers and fair for CSX. Ward noted continued good faith negotiations.
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Richmond — Virginia
CSX Corp
Richmond
Washington
Mark R. Warner
General Assembly
Karen Rae
Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation
Michael J. Ward
Warner
Richmond-Washington
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