GOP Leaders Back Probe Of Russia Hacking
Senate Republican leaders backed investigations into the CIA belief that Russia meddled in the election to aid Donald Trump. Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan called for bipartisan inquiries, signaling possible clashes with the incoming president over Moscow and U.S. intelligence. Trump disputed the conclusion, calling the idea "ridiculous" and questioning why it was not raised before Election Day.
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Waiting For Change In Smith Creek Water Study
USGS scientists analyzing three years of a decade long study in the Smith Creek watershed found that best management practices did not yield short term water quality gains due to high groundwater nitrogen. They warn conservation measures like fencing cattle from streams and cover crops may require years to show cumulative effects. The report was released in late November.
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Execution Costs Spike In Virginia
Virginia plans to execute Ivan Teleguz and Ricky Gray, with Teleguz facing a death sentence from 2006 for killing his ex girlfriend Stephanie Sipe. State costs for lethal injection drugs have surged to about 66 000 dollars for the next two executions as scarce suppliers push prices up. Gray’s execution date is set for January 18, while Teleguz pursues appeals in the Fourth Circuit after the Supreme Court declined to hear his case.
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Ex-Sentara RMH nurse court hearing delayed in Harrisonburg
Amy Lam, 35, of Harrisonburg, faces eight felony counts of obtaining drugs by fraud, eight drug possession charges and two counts of falsifying patient records. Her first court appearance was postponed to January 12 by Judge William Eldridge. Lam, formerly of Sentara RMH Medical Center, was arrested November 30.
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