October 20, 2011
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Today's HeadlinesNational NOAA: 'Wild Card' May Affect Another La Niña WinterThe Southern Plains should prepare for continued drier and warmer than average weather, while the Pacific Northwest is likely to be colder ... Volunteer Week Continues in 7 StatesMore than 3,000 insurance employees have stepped forward to get involved in more than 500 projects around the country for Volunteer Week, ... Appeals Court Zeroes in on Viacom-YouTube DisputeIn a copyright infringement case at the heart of media company battles to win Internet viewers, an appeals court grappled on Tuesday over ... CDC: Add $2 Per Drink for U.S. Excessive DrinkingThe toll of excessive drinking works out to about $2 per drink, in terms of medical expenses and other costs to society, according to a new ... Promotions Announced by Cunningham LindseyCunningham Lindsey, a Texas-based provider of independent loss adjusting and claims management services, announced the promotion of Chuck ...  East Courtney Love Found Liable for Missing New York JewelryA New York judge has ruled that rocker Courtney Love is liable for jewelry that she borrowed to wear to a charity event and never returned. ... Truck with Equipment for Obama Tour Stolen in VirginiaAt least no one left the keys to Air Force One in the ignition. In an egg-on-face moment for the government ahead of President Barack ... Pennsylvania City Settles Police Chase Lawsuit for $6,000Pittsburgh City Council has approved paying $6,000 to settle an excessive force lawsuit filed by a man serving 10 to 20 years in prison for ... Pennsylvania Reports First Listeria Illness Linked to CantaloupeHealth officials in Pennsylvania say a suburban Philadelphia woman is the state's first reported case of someone becoming ill after eating ... Company Operating New Hampshire Supermarkets Faces FinesA company that operates Market Basket supermarkets faces over $589,000 in possible fines over workplace safety violations at two New ... Midwest Thief Uses Crane in Heist at Northern Indiana Car LotA thief literally lifted a Jeep Wrangler from a northern Indiana car lot by using a crane to make the heist. A surveillance camera at ... Kansas Man Killed in ATV AccidentA 68-year-old Coffeyville man has died after losing control of an all-terrain vehicle and crashing into an area of dense trees. KOAM ... Michigan Suit Filed in Stun Gun DeathA lawsuit has been filed by the family of a southwest Michigan man who died in 2009 following a confrontation with two police officers who ... Michigan Democrats Oppose Auto Insurance ChangesDemocrats in the Michigan House said Tuesday they would oppose proposed changes to Michigan's auto insurance laws, including a measure ...  Southeast Bill to Aid Florida Crash Victim to Get Earlier StartFlorida Senate President Mike Haridopolos says a bill compensating a car crash victim will get an earlier start in the 2012 legislative ... Possible Tornado Touches Down in South FloridaOfficials say a possible tornado left a 2-mile (3.2-kilometer) trail of damage in a South Florida neighborhood. Plantation Fire Battalion ... West Virginia Workplace Deaths Double in 2010Ninety-five workers were killed in on-the-job incidents in West Virginia in 2010, more than double the 41 workplace deaths that occurred ... Alabama Woman Pleads Guilty to Making False ClaimsA Birmingham woman who falsely claimed she lost her home, her father and her infant daughter in the April 27 tornadoes has pleaded guilty ... Florida Hurricane Fund Has $3.2 Billion ShortfallFlorida's hurricane fund is confronting a potential $3.2 billion shortfall, financial experts said Tuesday in a new estimate of the money ... South Central Drought, Flooding Cause Hard Times for Farmers in Arkansas, LouisianaIn a year when severe drought scorched the Southwest, a hurricane drowned crops in the East, and river flooding swamped farms in the ... $1 Million in Damage Done in Arkansas Storage FireNorth Little Rock fire officials say a weekend fire at a storage unit facility has caused $1 million in damage to recreational vehicles and ... Texas Workers' Comp September Enforcements Include $118K in FinesFinal disciplinary actions taken by the Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers' Compensation (TDI-DWC) for September include ... West Colorado Springs to Stop Using Red-light CamerasColorado Springs police are planning to end a red light camera program at the end of the year because it did not meet safety expectations. ... 2 Railroads Face Unique Pollution Lawsuit in CaliforniaWhen the lump on her toddler's tummy turned out to be a rare cancer, Carla Hernandez wondered if living just a half-mile from two rail ... Actress Sues Amazon for Revealing her Age OnlineAn anonymous actress claims in a million-dollar U.S. lawsuit that her offers for roles dropped sharply after the popular Internet Movie ... Police: Teen Injured in Univeristy of Idaho Frat House FallPolice say a teenager was hospitalized with internal chest injuries after falling from a fire escape at a fraternity house on the ... International Old German Satellite Hurtles Toward EarthA retired satellite is hurtling toward the atmosphere and pieces of it could crash into the Earth as early as Friday, the German Aerospace ... French Writer Drops Plan to Sue Strauss-KahnA French writer whose claim that Dominique Strauss-Kahn tried to rape her in 2003 was dropped by prosecutors says she won't file a civil ... Connect with Claims Journal
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