Today in History January 7 highlights across centuries
The report surveys notable events on January 7 including Jamestown fire in 1608 Galileo observation of Jupiter moons in 1610 the 1789 US presidential election Washington named to lead the nation 1800 milestone births and political shifts through 1989 and a 2006 kidnapping case with later release.
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Jamestown
Virginia
Galileo Galilei
U.S
George Washington
United States
Millard Fillmore
Summerhill
N.Y
Thomas Edison
West Orange
N.J
Fred Ott
New York
London
George C. Marshall
Harry Truman
Dean Acheson
Lewis F. Powell, Jr
William H. Rehnquist
U.S. Supreme Court
Phnom Penh
Hirohito
Japan
Tokyo
Lottery draw results and jackpots listed
The snippet lists Pick Three and Pick Four results for Midday and Evening, Little Lotto ae Millions and Megaball numbers, Lotto and Mega Millions jackpots, Missouri Pick 3 and Pick 4 results, Show McCash numbers, and a Powerball jackpot of 44 million dollars. It resembles a quick lottery rundown page item with multiple games and amounts.
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Missouri
McCash
Southern accuracy line prompts reader feedback
A brief instruction directs readers of The Southern to report inaccuracies by calling three listed phone numbers. The note emphasizes helpful monitoring and corrective action by the publication.
NBC chief pledges Community return amid rebuild
NBC entertainment president Bob Greenblatt acknowledged a rough fall and assured viewers that Community and Law and Order SVU are not leaving NBC. He hinted at midseason return timing, highlighted commitments from Mariska Hargitay and Harry Connick Jr., and noted Comcast's willingness to invest in rebuilding the network. Greenblatt stressed four to five new shows are needed to turn around and discussed Smash as a potential cornerstone.
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Pasadena
Calif
NBC
Entertainment
Law & Order
Mariska Hargitay
Greenblatt
Whitney
Comcast Corp
Ryan Seacrest
Matt Lauer
Matt
Selena Gomez Wins Three Year Restraining Order
A civil judge in Burbank granted Selena Gomez a three year order against Thomas Brodnicki who allegedly threatened to kill her and traveled from Illinois to meet her. A prior felony stalking charge was dropped after prosecutors failed to prove fear. Gomez did not attend the hearing. Brodnicki, 46, had been on a psychiatric hold and had a history of mental illness. The judge noted due process and related declarations.
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Burbank
California
Selena Gomez
Illinois
William D. Stewart
Thomas Brodnicki
Wizards of Waverly Place
Brodnicki
Stewart
Gomez
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