April 6, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational March Deadly And Costly Month in Parts of the United StatesA significant severe weather outbreak affected parts of the U.S. Midwest, the Tennessee Valley and the Southeast during the first week of ... CPC: El Nino Possible After U.S. SummerThe U.S. Climate Prediction Center raised the prospect that El Nino conditions could return after the Northern Hemisphere summer, causing ... Viacom Wins Reversal in Landmark YouTube CaseA U.S. appeals court has revived lawsuits by Viacom Inc, the English Premier League, and various film studios and television networks ... Report: Import Safety Collaborative EffortFood and drug regulators in the U.S., Europe and other developed countries should offer training, technology and expertise to developing ...  East Delaware Bill Would Require Reverse Warning DevicesA state House committee is set to discuss a bill requiring commercial vehicles in Delaware to be equipped with reverse warning systems. The ... Stuntman Claims He Was Injured at NY ‘Spider-Man’A stuntman who claims he suffered a concussion, whiplash and two holes in his knees while performing in Broadway's "Spider-Man: Turn Off ... Police: Arrest Made in Pennsylvania Church FirePolice have charged a woman with setting the fire that damaged a central Pennsylvania church being rented out for classes by the local ... Worker’s Widow Sues in New Jersey Casino Lightning DeathThe sky grew dark, the wind was whipping around, and lightning was flashing nearby. Already soaked to the bone by the rain falling all ... Midwest Northeast Ohio Chiropractor Charged in $1M Fraud ProbeA northeast Ohio chiropractor has been charged with defrauding Medicare and private insurers out of more than $1 million, including orders ... Lightning Strike in Ohio Sparks Steeple FireThe Toledo Catholic Diocese says a lightning strike sparked a fire to a 170-foot steeple at a church in northeast Ohio. Firefighters tell ... Missouri Senate Backs Study of State-Created InsurerThe Missouri Senate has endorsed the establishment of a special committee to study whether to change a state-created workers' compensation ... Southeast Drunken Driving Simulated for South Carolina StudentsStudents in the South Carolina Lowcountry experiencd the effects of drunken driving recently. A group called the High School Injury ... Court of Appeals Upholds North Carolina Principal’s Workers’ CompThe North Carolina Court of Appeals has upheld a decision awarding workers' compensation to a middle school principal shot in the face in ... Injunction Issued Against Alabama Storm Shelter CompanyA Madison County court has issued a permanent injunction against an Alabama storm shelter company. WAFF-TV reports that the injunction ... Florida Company Looks to Circumvent New PIP LawA Tampa, Fla., company has sent fliers to chiropractors suggesting ways to capitalize on potential loopholes in new legislation aimed at ... South Central Louisiana Town May Pay Sewage Backup ClaimsThe Sorrento Town Council has voted 3-0 to pay claims by the Louisiana residents whose homes were flooded and soiled by backups from the ... Worker Hurt at Oklahoma Natural Gas Services PlantOne man has been injured while conducting high-pressure testing on equipment at an oil and natural gas services plant in El Reno. Fire ... Storm Recovery: More Than 300 DFW Flights CanceledSeveral hundred more flights at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport have been canceled since tornadoes hit North Texas. A spokeswoman ... West Idaho Governor Declares Disaster for Soggy Bonner CountyIdaho's governor has issued a disaster declaration to help Bonner County in northern Idaho deal with record rain and snowmelt that have ... $581K Study to Look at Safety on Las Vegas StripCounty elected officials cited Las Vegas Strip safety and image concerns as they agreed to funnel $581,000 in hotel room tax money into a ... California Lawsuit Alleges Wrongful Death in Police ShootingThe parents of a college student who was shot and killed by Pasadena, Calif., police alleged in a federal lawsuit that their son's death ... International Group Calls for Jamaica to Stop Open FiresA watchdog group in Jamaica says the island urgently needs tougher standards and enforcement for controlling smoke, soot and microscopic ... Chinese Hedge And Grass Trimmers RecalledThousands of Chinese-made grass and hedge trimmers are being recalled due to fuel tank leaks. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ... Connect with Claims Journal
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