CIA Torture Report Details Post 9/11 Interrogation Brutality
Senate investigators conclude CIA detention program at black sites brutalized terror suspects, failed to enhance safety after 9/11, and involved misleading political leaders about techniques. The report, long in the making, cites extensive abuse and deception.
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Arbogast Family Wins Young Farmers Achievement Award in Hot Springs
Margaret and Brent Arbogast and their children pose with a John Deere Gator and prize package after receiving the Young Farmers Achievement Award from the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation at its annual Hot Springs convention. The awards include up to 200 hours of Kubota tractor use, a Stihl chain saw, and $1,000.
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Family Farm Duo Receives Young Farmers Award
Brent and Margaret Arbogast of Lacey Spring received the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Young Farmers Achievement Award at its annual convention in Hot Springs. The honor recognizes producers under 35 who show leadership on and off the farm. The couple continues a family farming tradition in Virginia.
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Cen Council Votes To Submit Jail Plans
Harrisonburg City Council approved submitting two Moseley Architects plans to address Rockingham County Jail overcrowding. One member, Kai Degner, opposed. four supported. The Community Criminal Justice Board favored the plans, with the Rockingham County Board of Supervisors to discuss the issue today.
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Jail opponents to meet on Thursday
Jail opponents schedule a Thursday meeting to discuss plans and strategy. Community members and local advocates will address concerns at a public forum to be held in the afternoon on the designated day.
Campus Assaults Going Unreported
Senators grapple with why campus sexual assault victims avoid police. Some victims prefer university action like expulsion over criminal charges, choosing internal discipline. Angela Fleischer reports from Southern Oregon University.
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Rockingham County Fair wins three IAFE awards in Las Vegas
Rockingham County Fair officials collected three awards at the IAFE convention in Las Vegas including the top overall program for competitive agricultural exhibitors in North America. The 124th annual gathering honored fairs from over 1,100 worldwide. Donnie Liskey credited volunteers. The fair, held every August, draws about 91,595 attendees and may soon move to a higher category.
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Obama reassures immigrants on deportation priority action
President Barack Obama on Tuesday sought to reassure immigrants that those who register under his new executive action will not be a priority for deportation in the future while noting another president could undo the policy.
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