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Prefer Newsweek on Google A major veterans benefits package has hit another wall in Congress, with senators divided over whether long-sought new benefits should be paid for through disputed changes to future disability compensation. On July 29, competing Senate efforts to advance the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act failed amid a fight over disability-benefit offsets. The bill bundles dozens of veterans measures, but its path forward is uncertain because lawmakers disagree over future tinnitus and sleep apnea compensation. Veterans, caregivers, survivors, service members and future disability claimants could be affected if the package advances, stalls or is rewritten. The White House backs the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act, saying it would expand community-care access and support veterans, caregivers, families and survivors. But it has also noted that the bill lacks a final score and raised concerns over some provisions involving the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims and requests for documents protected by executive privilege

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BOND REVOKED: TONY PRICE BACK IN CUSTODY New court records explain why Tony Joseph Price, 20, is back in custody in the Morgan County child abuse case. Price had been released on an OR bond with strict conditions: house arrest, no contact with the juvenile victim, and no discussing the case with co-defendants. Prosecutors allege Price violated those conditions by discussing the case with co-defendants and attempting to contact the juvenile through PlayStation text chat. They also allege he threatened to cut off his ankle monitor and run, made threats against co-defendants, and made serious threats involving the juvenile victim. On August 4, Judge John A. Wells revoked Price’s bond and issued a bench warrant. The court also noted Price had not yet been indicted and ordered prosecutors to present the case to a grand jury by August 19 if they intend to proceed. This is why I’m continuing to request records and follow this case closely. The documents are beginning to answer some of the questions we’ve had from the start. Source: Morgan County Court of Common Pleas records and Morgan County Sheriff’s Office statements filed with the court. The allegations have not been proven in court. Price is presumed innocent unless proven guilty. #MorganCounty #OhioNews #BreakingNews #TrueCrime #CourtWatch

Death Lies & Alibis

🔴 BOND REVOKED: TONY PRICE BACK IN CUSTODY New court records explain why Tony Joseph Price, 20, is back in custody in the Morgan County child abuse case. Price had been released on an OR bond with strict conditions: house arrest, no contact with the juvenile victim, and no discussing the case with co-defendants. Prosecutors allege Price violated those conditions by discussing the case with co-defendants and attempting to contact the juvenile through PlayStation text chat. They also allege he threatened to cut off his ankle monitor and run, made threats against co-defendants, and made serious threats involving the juvenile victim. On August 4, Judge John A. Wells revoked Price’s bond and issued a bench warrant. The court also noted Price had not yet been indicted and ordered prosecutors to present the case to a grand jury by August 19 if they intend to proceed. This is why I’m continuing to request records and follow this case closely. The documents are beginning to answer some of the questions we’ve had from the start. Source: Morgan County Court of Common Pleas records and Morgan County Sheriff’s Office statements filed with the court. The allegations have not been proven in court. Price is presumed innocent unless proven guilty. #MorganCounty #OhioNews #BreakingNews #TrueCrime #CourtWatch

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