September 13, 2011
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Today's HeadlinesNational New Concepts in Fire InvestigationAn arson investigation that led to a possible wrongful conviction and subsequent execution in Texas highlights the important role science ... RMS Pegs Irene Insured Losses Between $2.5 and $5.5BHurricane Irene caused between $2.5 billion and $5.5 billion in insured losses in the United States and the Caribbean, excluding flood ... Study Warns US Must Develop Cyber IntelligenceA new study warns that the U.S. must develop cyber intelligence as a new and better coordinated government discipline that can predict ... VW Recalls 30,000 Jettas to Fix Long TailpipesVolkswagen is recalling more than 30,000 Jetta sedans from the 2011 and 2012 model years because the tailpipes can stick out too far and ... More Ground Turkey Recalled Because of SalmonellaMinnesota-based Cargill Inc. recalled more ground turkey products Sunday because a test showed salmonella in a sample from an Arkansas ...  East Mass. Court Rules on Joint Employers' Responsibility for Workers' CompTwo employers can be held jointly responsible for workers' compensation benefits for an injured worker whom they both classified as an ... Police: Alleged Connecticut Arsonist Angry Over FiringPolice say a man accused of setting several fires, including one in which a Fairfield firefighter was hurt, told them he was getting ... Midwest Sixth Lawsuit Filed Against Wisconsin Alcohol Wipes CompanyA Wisconsin medical products manufacturer faces a sixth lawsuit over its contaminated alcohol wipes. The lawsuit filed in federal court in ... Go-Cart Crash at Ohio Raceway Kills 6-Year-Old BoyA 6-year-old boy has died after a go-cart crash during a practice session at an Ohio track. Michael Wise of Newark was driving a go-cart ... Police: Man Hurt After Being Thrown Out of North Dakota BarPolice are investigating an incident outside a Minot bar that left a 30-year-old man unconscious and bleeding from the head. Officers from ...  Southeast More Safety Measures Considered for Kentucky FestivalOfficials with the International Bluegrass Museum are considering more safety measures as it plans for future music festivals. Daviess ... Man Dies After Lightning Strike at Florida ParkAuthorities say the employee at Adventure Island in Tampa, Florida who was struck by lightning has died. The man was identified late ... Mississippi River Tried to Change Course During FloodsSince the waters from this spring's floods receded, officials have identified places where the Mississippi River tried to carve out new ... Auto Batteries Becoming Hot Targets for Georgia ThievesAuthorities say more than 77 batteries have been stolen from cars, trucks, tractors, forklifts and even golf carts in recent weeks in Macon ... South Central Hartford’s Stiefel Named IASIU’s 2011 Investigator of the YearBreaking open a massive international car-theft ring has earned Pamela Stiefel, a San Antonio-based investigator with The Hartford, the ... String of Wildfires Takes Toll on Texas FirefightersThe flames of the massive wildfire that had swallowed nearly 1,400 homes in Central Texas had been tamed, but Webster Fire Chief Patrick ... Louisiana School Board Adopts Athlete Concussion PolicyThe St. Martin Parish School Board voted to amend its policies so they are in compliance with the state's new student-athlete concussion ... West Calif. Case of Stolen Rembrandt Intrigues Art WorldOn the surface it looked like an open-and-shut case: A pair of thieves drop by an art exhibition at the Ritz-Carlton in Los Angeles and, ... FAA to Increase Checks of Glider Flights in HawaiiThe Federal Aviation Administration is stepping up enforcement of flight regulations of powered hang gliders in Hawaii. A stricter ... 4 Hospitalized After Rock Fall at Colorado AmphitheatreSeven people were injured by falling rock at the Red Rocks Amphiteatre that is framed by iconic 300-foot rocks. KMGH-TV cites a witness ... Grounded Vessel Spills Diesel Fuel in Alaska HarborA towing vessel went aground on rocks near Nome's harbor, sending up to 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel spilling into the ocean, officials ... International Tropical Storm Katia Slams into Ireland, BritainTropical Storm Katia shut down roads, bridges and sporting events Monday in Ireland and Britain, where residents braced for the strongest ... 1 Dead in Explosion at French Nuclear PlantThe French nuclear safety body says one person died and another was seriously injured Monday in an explosion at the Marcoule nuclear site ... Connect with Claims Journal
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