Controversy Over Appendix M in Army Field Manual
Washington sources report concerns over Appendix M in the Army Field Manual, with critics urging its removal for potential torture loopholes while officials defend humane application. Human Rights First and experts caution that sleep deprivation and sensory isolation violate rights, echoing earlier Senate findings on CIA practices.
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Iran defends ballistic missiles amid nuclear deal stance
Iran's foreign ministry spokesman said Revolutionary Guard tests of two ballistic missiles were conventional defensive weapons and not a violation of the nuclear agreement or U.N. resolutions. Iran argues the landmark deal does not ban missile launches, despite tensions with Israel and ongoing weapons tests.
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Budget stalemate looms as Senate pushes tax bills
The Senate backed a cigarette tax rise of 1 per pack and a 12 percent hike on other tobacco products plus a new e-cigarette fluids tax to fully fund the Public Employees Insurance Agency. A roads package would raise the sales tax, DMV fees, and gas tax, but House Finance axed both measures after amendments. Senate leaders warn of an unbalanced 2016 budget as coal and natural gas severance taxes decline, with Gov Tomblin expected to call a special session to resolve the impasse.
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Remains Found Believed To Be Kovack Near New River Gorge
The remains recovered near the New River Gorge Bridge are believed to be those of Kovack, missing 18 years, after his car and money withdrawal were tracked. The family, aided by volunteers, had searched twice without results, and the discovery follows years of investigation tied to the bridge area.
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Consumer Protection Office warns on scams and follows up
Morrisey notes complaints are reviewed with intent to enforce state law and aid resolution. Mediation aims to secure refunds and curb fraud, with litigation possible for complex cases. Call 800-368-8808 or file online to report scams. Forbes lists top consumer complaints nationwide led by auto issues. Charles Boothe at cboothe bottomline.com.
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Arrest details shrink potential officer involved shooting
Deputy Paisel narrowly avoided an officer involved shooting when a suspect from East brandished what appeared to be a pistol. The suspect, identified as East, confessed at the sheriff's department. Evidence including stolen cash was recovered and East was remanded to the Southern Regional Jail in Beaver.
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House Blaze Destroys Home Near Pinnacle Rock
Crews from Bramwell Montcalm and Bluewell Volunteer Fire Departments fought a late Friday blaze off US Route 52 near Pinnacle Rock State Park. The front of the house was fully engulfed upon arrival and the home was a total loss. no injuries reported. About 20 firefighters battled the fire with Bluefield Rescue Squad on standby. cause undetermined at this time.
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