Doctor sentenced on tax and oxycodone charges
A federal judge gave Armando M. Acosta the maximum four years and three months in prison for tax evasion and prescribing oxycodone without medical need. He must repay IRS 209,024.90 plus interest for 1989 to 1993 taxes. Prosecutors may seek death for Chapman in Kentucky murders.
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Charleston
Mingo County
Armando M. Acosta
Delbarton
Internal Revenue Service
Joseph R. Goodwin
Acosta
Drought Crisis Tops Virginia Budget Worries
Governor Mark Warner places Virginia drought on crisis footing alongside a record 1.5 billion budget shortfall. Wells run dry and crops fail as half the state endures severe drought. He appoints a deputy to coordinate response and orders water storage inventories and conservation measures.
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Richmond
Mark R. Warner
Warner
Orange
Atlantic
Virginia
Tazewell zoning plan still a work in progress
A draft zoning proposal for Tazewell County is under review by the Planning Commission as officials weigh limited versus county wide zoning. County Administrator Jim Spencer says the plan is not yet presented to the Board of Supervisors and a Sept. 5 work session is planned. If a limited plan is adopted it could apply to areas such as the U S Route 460 corridor to guide growth and shield residents from undesirable developments such as a medical waste incinerator. The draft remains unfinished and will require public hearings before final action.
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Jim Spencer
Spencer
Dennis Simmons
Simmons
Insurance costs push doctors to cut charity work in Appalachia
MOUNDSVILLE AP doctors say high malpractice insurance costs curb charitable missions. A physicians group canceled its annual Appalachia trip after failing to recruit enough volunteers. They stress the move is not a protest, but an affordability issue amid rising premiums and liability risks in high risk mission areas.
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Moundsville
Appalachia
West Virginia
Theresa Chin
Victorino Chin
Holy Family Health Clinic
Jose Ventosa
Ventosa
Chin
Good Samaritan
Teenager’s reward linked to Spotsylvania killings
A $150000 reward was given to a South Carolina teen who led investigators to Richard Marc Evonitz, now tied to the 1996 murder of Sofia Silva and the 1997 killings of Kristin and Kati Lisk. Evonitz killed himself in Florida after a pursuit.
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Massaponax
Spotsylvania County
Kristin
Kati Lisk
South Carolina
Richard Marc Evonitz
Florida
Evonitz
Sofia Silva
Kristin Lisk
Ron Lisk
Lisk
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