25 Oct 2003
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2003
Page
1
Virginia and Washington state lottery results for Frida y with Pick 3 4 5 formats and Mega Millions details listed. West Virginia Daily 3 and 4 draws shown. Christie Brinkley discusses last commercial Concorde flight in coverage.
On October 25 events include Geoffrey Chaucer’s death in London in 1400 and the 1962 UN Security Council briefing by Adlai Stevenson on Soviet missiles. Other notes cover King George II’s succession in 1760, the Princess Sophia sinking in 1918, Elk Hills bribe conviction in 1929, and the 1999 Payne Stewart Learjet crash in South Dakota.
Anthony Slaughter, convicted on three counts of rape in June, was sentenced Friday to 15 years on each count. The former Augusta Correctional Center inmate raped Terry Wooddell, a Rockingham County correctional officer who had a romantic involvement with him. Brisk winds sweep decorative grass on Mount Clinton Pike as sun breaks through. Highs in the 50s, 60 expected today.
The first detailed map shows Israel's planned barrier cutting into the West Bank, isolating tens of thousands of Palestinians while keeping about 80 percent of Jewish settlers on the Israeli side. The map appears on page 35.
The Shenandoah Valley Folk Arts Revival Society hosts a Halloween concert in the Valley tonight featuring a variety of musical performers and storytellers Bill Painter and Mack Swift. Tales of spooky happenings will accompany the music in a festive program.
The Senate voted 63 to 31 to raise funding for election reform from 500 million to 1.5 billion in fiscal year 2004. Proponents argue the increase under Help America Vote Act supports modernizing voting tech and preventing voter disenfranchisement, amid debates over meeting act-mandated budgets.
An FBI listening device in Mayor John Street's office did not record incriminating words, though investigators may have other evidence in a broad probe into city contracts and campaign contributions. Street, seeking re election, defended the absence of corruption as the investigation widens to banks, city agencies, and aides close to him.
Public notice row listing daily publication, U.S. Postal Service designation, address, and sections. Includes contact numbers for General Information Advertising Circulation News and departments. No narrative event or named individuals.
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