January 10, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational U.S. Roasts to Hottest Year on Record by LandslideThe United States set an off-the-charts heat record in 2012. A brutal combination of a widespread drought and a mostly absent winter pushed ... Boeing Top Engineer Says He's Confident 787 is SafeBoeing Co rolled out the Dreamliner's chief engineer to try to quell concerns about the new jet following three mishaps in as many days, ... USDA Declares Drought Disaster in Much of Wheat BeltThe government declared much of the central and southern U.S. Wheat Belt a natural disaster area on Wednesday due to persistent drought ... Stryker Says Hip Recall to Cost Up to $390MStryker Corp on Wednesday said a hip implant recall begun last June will cost $190 million to $390 million for patient testing and ... AIG Obtains $400 Million of Reinsurance CoverageAIG announced that it has entered into a reinsurance transaction with Compass Re Ltd., which will provide $400 million of peak-zone ... Rainbow International Awards 47 New Franchises in 2012Rainbow International experienced big growth in 2012, awarding 47 new franchise contracts and topping 300 North American franchise units. ... East New York City Says 2010 Blizzard Death 'Act of God'New York City lawyers say the death of a woman in the 2010 blizzard was "solely an act of God." Kathleen Thomas died the morning after the ... 30 to 50 Reported Injured as Boat Strikes New York City DockPolice and fire officials say 30 to 50 people were injured when a ferry struck a dock during rush hour in New York City's financial ... FEMA Says $6M Paid for Sandy Claims in Rhode IslandFederal emergency officials say $6 million from Washington has been paid on 1,020 claims made in Rhode Island related to Superstorm Sandy. ... Midwest Ex-Red Wing Miller Denies He Owes $1.6M for HitFormer Detroit Red Wing Kevin Miller denies he owes a $1.6 million judgment to an insurance company for a hit during a 2000 Swiss league ... Water Main Breaks Focus Attention on Minnesota's Aging PipesRecent water main breaks that released millions of gallons of water onto streets in Duluth and Minneapolis, Minn., have focused attention ... House OKs Illegal Immigrant Driver's Licenses BillIllinois moved a step closer Tuesday to becoming the next state to allow illegal immigrants to obtain driver's licenses after House ... Ohio Business Owner Sentenced for Workers' Comp FraudA Ohio man has been sentenced for working while receiving workers' compensation benefits for a prior workplace injury. Charles Morris, Jr. ... Indiana Warns Drivers to Watch for and Report PotholesThe Indiana Department of Transportation is warning motorists that potholes are just around the corner and the agency wants help finding ... Carstar Adds New Location in WisconsinCARSTAR Auto Body Repair Experts, a national multi-shop operator network (MSO), is expanding in Wisconsin with the opening of a satellite ... Southeast Doctors Dispute Florida Workers' Compensation ReportDoctors are disputing a state report saying drugs dispensed by physicians directly to patients are raising workers' compensation rates. The ... Mississippi Deer Population Proves Challenging to MotoristsRobert Redden was on his way home to Utica about a week ago after a long day in the woods when his truck met up with the broad side of a ... Mississippi City Worker Dies of Injuries From FallGreenwood city employee has died of injuries suffered in December fall, says Mayor Carolyn McAdams. McAdams tells the Greenwood ... Businessman to Donate Alarm Systems to Kentucky SchoolsA Kentucky businessman says he wants to make schools in his community safer, so he is donating alarms to all of them. David Morris, who is ... South Central Louisiana Parish Deputies Uncover Scrap FraudFive people have been arrested on various charges after Union Parish sheriff's investigators started an undercover operation into illegal ... Court Orders Employer to Pay $35K to Texas MutualTexas Mutual Insurance Company announced today that Everest Contract Services, LLC of Irving, Texas, pled guilty to workers' compensation ... West NTSB: Pilot in Montana Plane Crash Was 'Noncertified'An Arizona business executive who died along with a co-worker in an airplane crash in northwestern Montana last month was not a certified ... Pilot Who Struck California's Bay Bridge Had 3 Prior AccidentsThe pilot of an empty oil tanker that crashed into the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge was involved in three previous accidents, records ... New Mexico Tree Trimmer has 2 Freak Accidents in 6 MonthsA veteran New Mexico tree trimmer is hospitalized in critical condition after being shocked by a power line - six months after he was ... International Zorb Ride in Russian Mountains Proves DeadlyIt was supposed to be a thrilling ride down a ski slope inside a giant inflatable ball that is to be one of the symbols of next year's ... Poland Launches Program to Reduce Traffic DeathsPoland is launching a government program to reduce traffic fatalities and improve its horrible road safety record. In 2011, Poland had ... Massive Fire Rips Through Slum in Nigeria MegacityA massive fire tore through a waterfront slum in Nigeria's megacity of Lagos on Tuesday, burning down dozens of shack workshops and homes. ... Yum Dropped China Chicken Suppliers Before Review AnnouncedKFC parent Yum Brands Inc said it had stopped using chicken from suppliers in China that are now under a government investigation before ... Connect with Claims Journal
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