September 20, 2011
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Today's HeadlinesNational Over 800,000 Vehicles Recalled in U.S. Last WeekAutomakers, including Hyundai Motor Co and Subaru recalled more than 800,000 cars and trucks last week for defects including faulty ... President Backs House Flood Bill in Deficit PlanPresident Barack Obama endorsed key elements of a U.S. flood insurance reform bill passed by the House in the tax and deficit plan he ...  East Paper: Philly Air Control Errors Increase in 2010A newspaper says reports of errors by Philadelphia International Airport air traffic controllers almost doubled last year, mirroring a ... Fired New Milford, Conn. Officer Files $10M LawsuitA New Milford police lieutenant who was fired two months before he was eligible to retire has filed a federal lawsuit seeking $10 million ... Maine Police Say Seat Belts Saved Two in CrashPolice in Maine say it's "unbelievable'' that two 17-year-old high school students survived a weekend car crash that saw their vehicle flip ... Midwest Ohio Clinic Studying Head-Injury ProteinDoctors at the Cleveland Clinic are testing the blood of local college football players for a protein that could indicate a concussion. The ... IIl. Students at Risk in Old, Poorly Rated Driver’s Ed CarsMany Illinois students are learning to drive in cars that have low safety ratings or are more than a decade old, potentially putting them ... Flood Disaster Aid in North Dakota Nears $350MThe amount of aid obligated to North Dakota residents and businesses hurt by this year's flooding is approaching $350 million. The Federal ... Southeast SeaWorld Fights OSHA Findings in Trainer’s DeathSeaWorld Orlando is fighting $75,000 in penalties from a federal job safety agency following last year's death of a trainer who was grabbed ... Industry Has Plan to Make West Virginia Mines SaferThe National Mining Association says it's launching a program to get companies collaborating so mine operators with poor safety records can ... Tennessee Fire Departments Lacking in VolunteersWhile calls to volunteer fire departments are on the rise, the ranks of these volunteers are dwindling in Middle Tennessee and officials ... Churchill Downs Ends Payments for Jockeys’ Off-Track NeedsChurchill Downs Inc. plans to stop paying the trade association representing jockeys to fund riders' off-track needs, such as benefits or ... South Central Fire-Ravaged Texas Land May Lose Half Its ValueTexas property blackened by wildfires may suffer reductions in value by as much as 50 to 60 percent and a full recovery could take years, ... State Auto Announces Austin Claims TeamWith a new facility in Austin, Texas now operational, State Auto announced the in-house claims team. Sandra Robinson, claims supervisor, ... BerkleyNet Names Foushee Director of Business Development for New Work Comp RegionBerkley Net Underwriters, LLC named Kevin Foushee director of business development for a newly created south central sales region for its ... West Calm Chaos Followed Nevada Air Show DisasterAmid the horrific aftermath of the nation's deadliest air racing disaster, a crash that killed nine and sent about 70 people to Reno-area ... CompWest Founder Steps DownCompwest Insurance Co. founder Bill Mudge is no longer president and chief executive of the firm he started in 2004. Mudge's name has ... International Titanic Necklace Stolen from Danish Amusement ParkCopenhagen's Tivoli amusement park says a necklace recovered from the Titanic has been stolen from a display. Park spokesman Torben Planks ... Death Toll from Himalayan Quake Rises to 50Rescue workers used shovels and their bare hands to pull bodies from the debris of collapsed buildings Monday, as the death toll from an ... Connect with Claims Journal
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