June 7, 2013
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Today's HeadlinesNational Chrysler Recalls 630,300 Jeep SUVs for Two Separate IssuesChrysler Group LLC is recalling 630,300 newer-model Jeep SUVs, some because of delayed deployment of airbags and others due to the ... Study Shows Cyber Attacks Target Small BusinessesAlmost one-third of U.S. small businesses surveyed by the Ponemon Institute had a cyber attack in the previous year, it was reported today ... East Maryland Inspections Find Safety Defects in 101 TrucksMaryland State Police say 101 commercial vehicles were placed out of service because major safety defects were found during an enforcement ... Long Island Town Posts Workers' Private Information on its WebsiteA Long Island, N.Y., town says it accidentally posted the social security numbers of 78 ambulance workers and beneficiaries on its website. ... Search Halted in Pennsylvania Building Collapse; 6 DeadAfter a slow but steady overnight search buoyed by the discovery of a woman in the rubble, rescue workers at the scene of a building ... Vermont Concussion Bill Signed Into LawVermont Gov. Peter Shumlin has signed a law designed to help protect student athletes who suffer concussions. The new law requires coaches ... NTSB: Track Inspection Found Problems Before CrashThe National Transportation Safety Board says two days before a train derailed in Connecticut last month and injured more than 70 people a ...  Midwest Wisconsin Court Rules Bar Not Liable for Underage DrinkerA Wisconsin court has ruled that a bar that served alcohol to an underage drinker can't be sued for negligence because the person provided ... Waterloo, Iowa Police Investigate 11 Damaged Squad CarsAuthorities in Waterloo, Iowa., are investigating the vandalism of 11 police squad cars. The Waterloo Police Department discovered broken ... Northeast Kansas County Totals Damage From Recent StormsCommissioners in a northeast Kansas county have declared a local disaster emergency from severe weather that brought floods and tornadoes ... NAIC Assisting With Adjuster Licensing Following Oklahoma TornadoesThe National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has set up a call center to assist with adjuster licensing in the aftermath of ... Southeast Family Sues After Alabama Airport Sign CollapseThe family of a 10-year-old boy who died when a flight information sign fell on him and relatives at a Birmingham, Ala., airport has filed ... NTSB Posting Documents on West Virginia Pipeline BlastFederal investigators are releasing more than 1,400 pages of documents about a natural gas pipeline explosion in Sissonville, W.Va., but ... Alabama County Installing 7 Storm SheltersColbert County, Ala., officials have begun installing above-ground storm shelters throughout the county. The county commission approved a ... North Carolina Woman Pleads Guilty to Workers' Comp FraudA U.S. Post Office employee from Fayetteville, N.C., has pleaded guilty to workers compensation fraud after she was seen spinning the Big ... Tropical Storm Andrea Weakens as it Swirls Over FloridaTropical Storm Andrea lost strength as it passed over northern Florida on Thursday evening and is forecast to drench much of the U.S. ... South Central Bills Regulating Salt Domes Clear Louisiana LegislatureThree bills to tighten regulations on salt domes won final passage and are headed to Gov. Bobby Jindal's desk as Louisiana lawmakers ... Louisiana Woman Pleads Guilty in BP Oil Spill Claim FraudA 36-year-old New Orleans woman has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud relating to applications for financial help after the ... OSHA Cites East Texas Sawmill After Worker DeathFederal regulators have cited an East Texas sawmill for 17 alleged safety and health violations after the December death of a worker. The ... West Hawaii Lifeguards Assist 28 in Ocean RescuesHigh waves are keeping lifeguards busy. The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports City Ocean Safety Division workers assisted 28 people in ocean ... Wyoming Lawmakers Look to Improve School Bus SafetyNine students around the nation, including one in Wyoming, died at or near school bus stops in 2011. The horror of that death and the ... Flooded Alaska Town Awaits Damage AssessmentSome residents have begun to repair their homes in a flood-raked town in Alaska's interior instead of waiting for state emergency managers ... Man Killed When Truck Falls in Oregon Auto ShopA Portland Fire and Rescue spokesman says a 19-year-old man was killed Wednesday evening when equipment failed and a truck fell on him at a ... Capital Insurance Launches CIG Mobile DRC AppsDecision Research Corporation (DRC), a rating and policy processing software and services provider to the property/casualty insurance ... International Insured Losses From Europe Floods Estimated Lower Than 2002The losses insurers face from the worst flooding in central Europe since 2002 may be lower than those resulting from the deluge 11 years ... Czech Floods Wreck Canoe Slalom Worlds CourseThe International Canoe Federation is preparing backup plans for the slalom world championships after floodwaters in the Czech Republic ... 450 Garment Factory Workers Fall Ill in BangladeshAbout 450 garment workers fell ill during their shifts at a sweater factory near Bangladesh's capital, and authorities said Thursday the ... Connect with Claims Journal
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