Daily News-Record

Warner Denver-Bound - (Found August 15, 2008 )

As if we needed any further evidence that Democrats are targeting Virginia in the 2008 presidential election, here comes Wednesday’s news that former Gov. Mark Warner, a candidate for the U.S. Senate, has been selected to give the keynote address at the 2008 Democratic convention later
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'The Cellist of Sarajevo' Plays Some Redemptive Notes - (Found August 15, 2008 )

The West has had much to say about the wars that ravaged the Balkans in the 1990s as Yugoslavia was dissolving. And now, with the long-awaited arrest of Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, commentators have again reminded us of the horrors for which he is being tried, particularly the 1995 Srebrenica massacre and the three-year siege of Saraje
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Parker Right On McCain Ad, Thanks DN-R - (Found August 15, 2008 )

Kudos to Kathleen Parker for her recent column (“McCain’s Ad A Really Stupid Idea,” Aug. 12). Parker writes that
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Say What - (Found August 15, 2008 )

Maker us laugh, keep it clean (this is a family paper), and keep it briefr (brevity is the soul of wit). Mail the caption, along with the cartoonr and your full name and city where you live to:Say WhatDaily News-RecordP.O. Box 193Harrisonburg, VA 22803You
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Editorial Calling Obama 'Elitist' Ironic - (Found August 15, 2008 )

It is amusing that this editorial page and many Republicans refer to Barack Obama as an “elitist” (“Yes, He Is An Elitist,” May 12). Ironically, McCai
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Seeking The Felon Vote - (Found August 15, 2008 )

With the Olympics moving into full gear, participants in the presidential race seem to be taking a bit of a respite in deference to the games and in preparation for the 10-plus week sprint to the finish that will follow. How
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Shenandoah Red Cross Expands To Page County - (Found August 15, 2008 )

The Shenandoah chapter of the American Red Cross has extended its programs and services to Page County and is currently looking for volunteers. As of July 1, the Red Cross has been operational in Page County, offering health and safety services including disaster relief programs, CPR and first-aid courses and blood drives. &ldquo
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Age-Restricted Development Proposed - (Found August 15, 2008 )

A development group dubbed Century Luray is working to build a new age-restricted community on property just outside Luray along South Antioch Road. Currently seeking approval from town and county planning commissions, the development could bring boosts to both revenue and possible economic opportunities. “It’s a real
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Anti-Immigration Rant Was Wrong - (Found August 15, 2008 )

By Jimmy Lincoln AN OPEN FORUM by Mike Spitzer (“Immigration Will Change H’burg,” Aug. 4) concerns
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Sheriff Proposes Building Expansion - (Found August 15, 2008 )

With an average daily population of 90 inmates, the Page County Jail deals with issues of overpopulation every day. The jail was originally built in 1969 — designed to hold up to 26 inmates. Page County Sheriff Danny Presgraves told supervisors at a work session on Aug. 5, they are the second-most overpopulated jail in the
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