November 22, 2011
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Today's HeadlinesNational Wireless Alarms Take Aim at Preventing Copper TheftsA small copper theft can lead to an enormous claim - literally making a mountain out of a mole hill. Whether residential or commercial, ... FDA Says Avastin Not Safe for Breast Cancer TreatmentThe FDA has revoked the agency's approval of Avastin for the treatment of breast cancer, after concluding that the drug has not been ...  East Injured New Hampshire Hunter Drops LawsuitA hunter who was seriously hurt when a tree stand he was using collapsed has dropped his lawsuit against the landowner because someone else ... 25 Sickened by Carbon Monoxide at Pennsylvania Tractor PullFire officials had to close down a tractor pull event at the Pennsylvania Farm Show complex after carbon monoxide sickened more than two ... Officials Say Western New York Tornadoes Cost $760KThe Chautauqua County Office of Emergency Services says tornadoes that touched down in three western New York communities a week ago caused ... Attorney: Truck in Connecticut Tailgating Death FaultyA rented U-Haul that struck and killed a Massachusetts tailgater at a Yale-Harvard football game malfunctioned as a Yale undergraduate ... FEMA Sizing Up Quake’s Damage in Virginia EpicenterOfficials with the Federal Emergency Management Agency are going door-to-door in Louisa County collecting information on property damage ...  Midwest Oil Patch Trucks Being Inspected in North DakotaHighway Patrol officers this week are conducting wide-scale truck inspections in northwest North Dakota and northeast Montana. Truck ... Reward offered in Missouri Country Club FireInvestigators in the Missouri Bootheel town of Kennett are offering a reward of up to $5,000 in the search for those responsible for a fire ... Illinois Gets Highest Rating from MADDMothers Against Drunk Driving has given Illinois its highest rating for the state's efforts to combat impaired driving. Illinois Secretary ... Southeast Tennessee Audit Shows Public Disaster Recovery Funds SlowThe Tennessee Emergency Management Agency knows about a state audit that shows public disaster recovery money is getting paid slowly but a ... Georgia City Pays More than $1M for Damage ClaimsThe city of Atlanta has shelled out about $1.25 million since 2010 to settle damage claims related to broken water meter covers, potholes, ... Amish Teen Killed in Kentucky When SUV Strikes BuggyAn Amish teenager was killed when the horse-drawn buggy he was driving was struck from behind by a sport-utility vehicle in south-central ...  South Central Oklahoma Elementary Students Escape Burning BusAbout 20 Tulsa, Okla., elementary school students escaped without injury when the bus they were riding to school caught fire. Bus driver ... Oklahoma State to Examine Travel Rules After DeathsOklahoma State University officials will examine the school's travel policy in the wake of a plane crash that killed women's basketball ... Louisiana Traffic to Increase During the HolidaysWith Thanksgiving only a few days away and Christmas and New Year's about a month away, state highway officials are urging area residents ... Cleanup in Fatal Arkansas Building Collapse to BeginWork is scheduled to begin Monday on the cleanup from two buildings that collapsed in Morrilton, Ark., earlier this year, killing a ... West Nevada Fire Fully Contained at Nearly 2,000 AcresThe southwest Reno fire that forced thousands to flee and destroyed 32 homes is fully contained at nearly 2,000 acres, fire officials said ... FEMA Maps Show Some Phoenix Metro Homeowners Live in Flood AreasFederal officials are telling hundreds of property owners across the Phoenix metro area they live in a designated flood plain that could ... Oregon City Behind on Accessible Curb RampsCity officials in Bend, Ore., say it could be a few decades before all curb ramps in the city meet the federal requirements of the American ... Insurance Won’t Cover Idaho County Sheriff for Personnel ClaimsOwyhee County's insurer told the county commissioners it would no longer cover the sheriff against any claims involving personnel matters, ... Montana Ski Resort Can’t Open Without InsuranceOfficials with Teton Pass Ski Resort say the facility will not open this season because of a problem obtaining insurance for the 2011-2012 ... International Brazil Official Sees $28 Million Fine for ChevronRio de Janeiro state's environment secretary says Brazil is expected to fine Chevron nearly $28 million for an ongoing offshore oil spill. ... Japan OKs 3rd Extra Budget for Tsunami RecoveryJapan has approved a 12 trillion yen ($156 billion) extra budget to fund reconstruction after the March 11 disasters and nuclear crisis. ... Magnitude 5.8 Earthquake Rattles Northeast IndiaIndia's Meteorological Department says an earthquake of magnitude 5.8 has shaken parts of India's remote northeast. There were no immediate ... Connect with Claims Journal
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