July 27, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Ford Recalls 484,600 Escape SUVs for Throttle ProblemFord Motor Co is recalling 484,600 older model Ford Escape SUVs, most of them in the United States, because their throttles can be stuck ... Wal-Mart Sued by Disabled Over Payment MachinesDisability rights advocates filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday against Wal-Mart Stores Inc., claiming the retail giant refuses to make ... Report: Medical Malpractice Payments Hit Record Low Last YearMedical malpractice payments in 2011 were at their lowest level on record by almost any measure, discrediting the claim that these payments ... Mercury SIU Reveals All Time Craziest ClaimsThink your job is tough? Try investigating arsonists, dirty law enforcement and opportunistic public transit riders seeking an illegal ...  East New Hampshire Man Sues Police Over Taser IncidentA New Hampshire man who broke his elbow when a Sanbornton police officer used a stun gun on him is suing the officer and town in federal ... Western Pennsylvania Police Seek Fire Hydrant ThiefPolice in western Pennsylvania say they're seeking tips about a stolen fire hydrant. The hydrant vanished between Tuesday evening and ... State Farm Pulls Ads From Penn State Football BroadcastsState Farm is pulling its ads from Penn State football broadcasts, while General Motors is reconsidering its sponsorship deal and Wall ...  Midwest Dangerous Spiders Infest Nebraska Man’s ApartmentAn Omaha, Neb., man says he's been moving warily around his apartment, keeping watch for dangerous spiders that have moved in. Dylan ... Wildfires in North-Central Nebraska GrowThe wildfires burning in north-central Nebraska along the scenic Niobrara River have expanded, but firefighters hoped more favorable ... Iowa City Gets Good News on Landfill FireIowa City officials have gotten some good news about the landfill fire that's believed to be still burning under its clay cap. Public works ... 2 Killed, 5 Injured in Indiana Apartment FireAuthorities say a 14-year-old girl and a 33-year-old woman died and five others, including a firefighter, were injured in a Gary, Ind., ... Southeast West Virginia Mine Regulators Slow on Inspections, PermitsWest Virginia mine regulators have failed to meet internal goals for timely inspections and permits, a legislative audit concluded, but ... Mississippi Man Pleads Guilty to FEMA FraudAn Okolona, Miss., man has pleaded guilty to FEMA fraud. The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal reports that Ronnie G. Beard entered the ... Funding Coming for Mississippi Flood MapsThe Federal Emergency Management Agency is providing money to help some areas of Mississippi update their flood maps and develop ... South Central Settlement Reached in Louisiana Junked Vehicles LawsuitLafayette Consolidated Government has reached a settlement in principle with a man who challenged the constitutionality of the Louisiana ... Arkansas School District Settles Suit With Ex-TeacherThe Springdale School District says it's settling a lawsuit filed by a former teacher who accused the Arkansas school district of racial ... Louisiana Seafood Company Cited in OSHA Safety ProbeFederal regulators have proposed more than $34,000 in fines for a Breaux Bridge seafood company accused of exposing workers to fire, ... West University of Utah Creates Mine Safety CenterThe University of Utah says it's opening a mine safety center. University President David Pershing says the Center for Mining Safety and ... MSHA Issues Report on Death at Montana Sapphire MineFederal mine safety officials say the owner of a central Montana sapphire mine was killed in March when rock loosened by underground ... Reno Air Races Could Get Sponsorship From StateNevada's state tourism commission is considering kicking in some money to help prop up the Reno National Championship Air Races. The 49th ... International China Raises Beijing Storm Toll to 77 After OutcryChinese authorities have raised Beijing storm's death toll to 77 from 37 after the public questioned the days-old tally. Some residents ... U.S. Military Grounds F-16s After Crash Off JapanA squadron of U.S. F-16 fighter jets in Japan has been grounded for safety checks after one of their aircraft crashed in the Pacific, ... Connect with Claims Journal
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