Nasdaq Composite Index Nudges Higher on Mixed Economic News
The Nasdaq Composite rose to 11,478.13 with a 15.51 point gain and 0.6 percent increase as investors awaited further detail on the economy. detail provided in Page D1 of today’s business section.
Notable 20th Century Births and Feats Timeline
A compact timeline recounts pivotal events from 1066 Hastings clash to 1987 Texas rescue. Highlights include William the Conqueror’s victory, Mary Queen of Scots trial, Eisenhower’s birth, Roosevelt’s shooting, HMS Royal Oak sinking, Rommel’s death, Yeager breaking the sound barrier, and Jessica McClure’s 58-hour well rescue in Midland.
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Chuck” Yeager
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Correction: Road rage remark misquoted in On The Road
A correction notes that the Oct. 13 On The Road piece Rein In Your Road Rage misquoted Sgt. Roger Knott of the Harrisonburg Police Department. The correct line states he sees two types of ill tempered motorists, the competitive and the aggressive.
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Reprints for Daily News-Record Photographs
Readers can obtain color prints and enlargements of Daily News-Record photos via the top left link on dnrontine com or through printroom dot com pro dnrontine by selecting the dated link under the gallery heading.
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Autumn Days and Elkton Fall Festival Return This Weekend
Elkton residents welcome back two fall rites with Autumn Days and Elkton Fall Festival. The 25th Autumn Days will host over 100 vendors and the 28th Elkton Fall Festival expects hundreds of participants with art, food, music, entertainment, and crafts.
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French prosecutors: Strauss Kahn accused of sexual assault
French prosecutors said Dominique Strauss Kahn engaged in conduct towards a 23 year old writer that meets sexual assault criteria, but the statute of limitations has expired. The announcement removes him from immediate criminal risk while leaving his reputation damaged.
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International Monetary Fund
BlackBerrys Rebound Fuels Customer Fury Worldwide
The AP reports a three day blackout left tens of millions of BlackBerry users without email and chat across Europe Asia Latin America and Africa while the US and Canada faced a shorter outage. RIM leaders Lazaridis and Balsillie acknowledge backlog and weigh compensation amid fears of brand damage.
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New York
Kate Jacobson
Michigan State University
BlackBerry
Europe
Asia
Latin America
Africa
U.S
Canada
Research In Motion Ltd
Mike Lazaridis
Jim Balsillie
RIM
North America
Postal Information CTSPs and Daily News-Record Details
Postal information notes CTSPs ran LOM and that Daily News-Record is published daily except Sundays and major holidays by Rockingham Publishing Co. in Harrisonburg Virginia. It lists mailing addresses for address changes and states the paper consists of 24 pages.
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Display and back page subscription call lines
News department ad lists circulation office hours from 5 p.m. to midnight and a subscription phone line plus multiple phone numbers for different departments. The fragmented text appears as a classified style notice urging readers to subscribe and contact the newsroom.
Suspected Tornadoes Strike Virginia Areas
Suspected tornadoes touched down in New Kent and Louisa counties amid a region still reeling from the August 5.8 quake. A six mile path damaged about a dozen homes and a school roof, with one slight injury. In Louisa a historic plantation house lost its roof but no injuries were reported.
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New Kent County
Louisa County
National Weather Service
New Kent
Tommy Hicks
Hicks
Amanda Reidelbach
Dan Proch
Weather Service
Wakefield
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Virginia
Bob McDonnell
Reidelbach
Sylvania
Pentagon: Ground Fire Downed U S Helicopter in Afghanistan
U S military investigators concluded a rocket propelled grenade struck the Chinook’s rear rotor, causing a vertical fall and fire in the Tangi Valley, Wardak province. The August 6 crash killed 30 troops including 17 Navy SEALs and 5 SEALs others. no survivors.
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