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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2011
Page
1
Unofficial lottery results listed for Virginia Day and Night drawings including Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 and Powerball numbers, plus West Virginia Daily 3 Daily 4 and Hot Lotto figures. Verification line notes Virginia results can be confirmed by telephone.
A compact roll call of historic moments from 1845 to 2006. Key items include U S Navy Academy founding at Annapolis in 1845, Californias women vote and initiative in 1911, Panama Canal event in 1913, Gershwin Broadway debut in 1935, Sudetenland annexation in 1938, Chiang Kai shek oath in 1943, Outer Space Treaty in 1967, Quebec Liberation Front kidnapping in 1970, Agnew resignation in 1973, Lauro hijackers landed in Italy in 1985, 77 terrorists named by Bush in 2001, and North Korea talks stance after nuclear test in 2006.
Tuesday notices list Harrisonburg City Council at 7 p.m. in the council chambers 409 S Main St Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors 9 a.m. in Woodstock Bridgewater Town Council 7 30 p.m. in Town Hall Rockingham County School Board 7 p.m. at Peak View Elementary Penn Laird Foxhound district meetings and contact numbers included for each entity.
For color prints and enlargements of Daily News-Record photographs visit the top left link on www.dnrontine.com or go to www.printroom.com/pro/dnrontine and click the dated link under the gallery heading.
A proposal to protect jobless workers from discrimination would let unemployed applicants sue and impose fines up to one thousand dollars a day plus costs. Supporters say it aids workers rights while business groups warn it could trigger litigation and chill hiring. The bill targets ads and practices that bar or deter job seekers due to unemployment.
Scott Anderson, 56, of Madison, was ordained at Covenant Presbyterian Church becoming the first openly gay minister in the Presbyterian Church (U S A). He previously served in Sacramento from 1983 to 1990 and came out after a threat to reveal his sexuality. The national assembly’s vote lifting the ban enabled the ordination. Supporters call the service uplifting and joyful.
In Alabama parents seek help from others to care for children if arrests or deportations occur under a strict immigration crackdown. In Atlanta four emergency plant generators have failed since April, triggering federal scrutiny though no public safety threat is shown. similar incidents raise maintenance reviews after Fukushima.
Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem denounced the new broad based council formed by the opposition as illegitimate warning that Damascus will take measures against any country recognizing the Syrian National Council. The council was announced last week in Turkey and has not received legal recognition from any country or international body.
Two explosions struck a cockpit arena and a budget hotel near a bus terminal in Zamboanga City around noon Sunday injuring at least six. Police say the blasts occurred nearly simultaneously. cause is not yet clear. The city has faced Abu Sayyaf-linked bombings in the past.
Unknown assailants, widely believed to be Jewish extremists, vandalized Muslim cemeteries, mosques and farmland across the West Bank and into Israel proper. The spate of attacks has intensified fears, with Israeli leaders condemning the violence as police pledge stepped up efforts to stop it.
Daily News-Record, published by Rockingham Publishing Co., Inc. at 231 South Liberty Street Harrisonburg Virginia, details a two section 20 page daily edition with general information and contact numbers for advertising and mail. The notice lists a post office box and department contact, noting publication schedule as daily except Sundays and major holidays.
Flames engulf downtown Cairo as Christians and Muslims clash over a church attack. More than 200 injured and 24 killed as security forces deploy to protect state buildings along the Nile. Curfew imposed, protests spread to Tahrir Square amid chaotic power transition.
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