September 25, 2012
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Today's HeadlinesNational Common Type of Rail Car Has Dangerous Design FlawFor two decades, one of the most commonly used type of rail tanker has been allowed to haul hazardous liquids from coast to coast even ... Employees Staying Put Even If Unhappy: Talent SurveyAs high unemployment persists and the global economic recovery remains halting and uneven, the "resume tsunami" appears to have been ... El Nino Seen Developing September and OctoberAn El Nino event, usually associated with significant changes in rainfall, is likely to develop this month and next in the Pacific, ... White House Planning Executive Order on Cyber SecurityThe White House is preparing to direct federal agencies to develop voluntary cyber security guidelines for owners of power, water and other ... Cincinnati Insurance Consolidates Executive Oversight of Insurance OperationsJacob F. Scherer, executive vice president of The Cincinnati Insurance Company since 2008, was named chief insurance officer. His executive ... East No Big Smiles on New Jersey Driver's LicensesNew Jersey motorists have another reason to frown about their driver's license photos. The state has banned motorists from making big ... New York Senator Calls for GPS Standards for TrucksNew York Sen. Charles Schumer is calling on the federal government to investigate the rising number of overpass collisions involving trucks ... Maine Motorcycle Death Total UpThe Maine Public Safety Department says the number of motorcycle deaths on the state's highways is outpacing last year's figure. The ... Midwest Insurance Info Sought in South Dakota Bar AttackA judge has ordered a man convicted of an assault outside a Mitchell, S.D., bar last September to reveal whether he had insurance at the ... 5 Hurt in Wisconsin Fireworks Explosion Inside VehicleFive teenagers are recovering from burn injuries after some fireworks exploded inside their moving vehicle in Monroe County, Wis. Sparta ... Missouri Officials Say Fatal Crash Shows Why Law Was NeededThe death of a Missouri Department of Transportation motorist-assist worker last week is a sad illustration of why a new state law was ... Southeast Audit Suggests Georgia Food Manufacturers Not TestingGeorgia passed a first-of-its-kind food testing law in 2009 after a deadly salmonella outbreak was traced to a peanut manufacturer here. ... Mississippi Alderman Wants Pre-Hurricane Cleanup RequirementMississippi Alderman Mark Lishen says Long Beach should require businesses and construction sites to make sure their building materials, ... FEMA OKs $11M in Isaac Disaster Recovery in MississippiThe Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved $11.1 million in grants across Mississippi for damage from Hurricane Isaac. That ... Driving Without Insurance in Alabama Will Get TougherA driver's chances of being hit by an uninsured motorist in Alabama may go down after Jan. 1. That is when a new system will start cracking ... South Central Texas Arson Suspect Badly Injured 2 Years LaterPolice say a Central Texas woman accused of setting her garage on fire after lying about a masked man trying to attack her remains too ... Louisiana Junked Vehicle Lawsuit SettledLafayette Consolidated Government has paid $70,000 to a man who challenged the constitutionality of the city-parish's junked vehicle ... Isaac Recovery Questions Linger for Lousiana ResidentsThe aftermath of Hurricane Isaac has left many folks wondering how long waters and lands, and the mix of water and land that is south ... West Coast Guard Plans Southeast Alaska Spill ExerciseThe Coast Guard will host a southeast Alaska petroleum spill exercise Wednesday at the Ted Ferry Civic Center in Ketchikan. The exercise ... Southern California Wildfire Destroys at Least 20 HomesFirefighters raced the winds Monday morning to contain Southern California wildfires that destroyed 20 homes and threatened several hundred ... Study Finds Gaps in New Mexico Fire ServiceA new study concludes that firefighters aren't capable of responding to calls within nationally recommended time frames in certain parts of ... Asbestos Found in New Mexico State Office BuildingThe General Services Department says low levels of asbestos have been found in a New Mexico government office building that's scheduled for ... International Researchers Show How Waves May Increase Tsunami PowerWhile wave watching is a favorite pastime of beachgoers, few notice what is happening in the shallowest water. A closer look by two ... Court Convicts in Deadly 2001 French Factory BlastA court in southwestern France on Monday convicted a factory chief and a subsidiary of oil giant Total of manslaughter for an explosion at ... Connect with Claims Journal
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