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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2011
Page
1
Norma Garcia of Consumers Union denounces monthly debit card fees as unfair to use own money. The article notes a full business report on Page Di and directs readers to Page D1 for the quote “Higher Banking Fees Are Here To Stay” and related coverage.
Highlights include the Stamp Act Congress declaration in 1765 New York. Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown in 1781. Napoleon’s Moscow retreat in 1812. Cedar Creek clash in 1864. K B Ekins World Telegram race in 1936. Truman ends wartime Germany ties in 1951. Cuba embargo shift in 1960. Mariner 5 Venus flyby in 1967. Concorde lands in New York in 1977. 1987 stock market crash. Tel Aviv bombing in 1994. Martha Raye death in Los Angeles.
Advertisement directs readers to printroom com and the newspaper site for color prints and enlargements of Daily News-Record photographs with a dated link under a top left page navigation.
British writer Julian Barnes claimed the Booker Prize for The Sense of an Ending, an 82,000 dollar memory novel about a man facing buried truths after a late letter. Judge Stella Rimington praised its archetypal, humane insights into memory and self.
Clinton announced new U S aid to Libya and urged democratic reform while expressing desire to see Muammar Gadhafi captured or killed. Revolutionary forces moved into Sirte, capturing a vegetable market as they close in on the last loyalist strongholds.
The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg ruled that scientists cannot patent methods using human embryos for stem cell research. Greenpeace challenged a University of Bonn patent from 1997 on turning embryonic stem cells into nerve cells, arguing it exploited embryos and could hinder biotech profits.
In Sanaa, Yemeni government forces opened fire on protesters at Change Square killing 12 and wounding over 70, as demonstrations demanding President Ali Abdullah Saleh's resignation intensified after days of heavy clashes.
A London study finds high blood pressure during the first trimester increases risk of major birth defects, rather than the medicines used to treat it. Past guidance warned against ACE inhibitors in late pregnancy, but safety in early stages was uncertain. The new research points to the condition itself as the risk factor.
The excerpt lists publication details for the Daily News-Record of Harrisonburg Virginia including address, box numbers and telephone lines for information changes and general inquiries. It notes the paper is published daily except Sundays and major holidays and comprises four sections with 24 pages.
Gilad Schalit, thin and weary, emerges from captivity in Hamas swap for 1,000 Palestinians. He is flown to an Israeli base and reunites with his parents as thousands celebrate. Second phase to free about 550 more prisoners expected in two months.
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