Thursday, September 22, 2005
Building Insurance - News: 22 September 2005
California may lower quake insurance rates in wake of Katrina
SAN FRANCISCO As federal, state and local officials grapple with the financial and physical ruin wrought by Hurricane Katrina, momentum is building to make earthquake insurance offered by the semi-public California Earthquake Authority more affordable.
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Nazi hunter was a "deputy for the dead"
Simon Wiesenthal was very open about why he became a tireless Nazi hunter: He didn't want to meet millions of Holocaust victims in the afterlife...
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Supporters of CHIP want spots filled
HELENA - When election results came in last November, activist Mary Caferro was ecstatic: Montana voters had sent a clear message to expand health care coverage for those in need, including thousands of kids.
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Chipping away at uninsured
Jon Ebelt IR Staff Photographer - State Rep. Mary Caferro, D-Helena, says the state should be doing more to encourage uninsured Montana children to sign up for the Children's Health Insurance Program, which has funds to expand its rolls by up to 3,000 kids this year.
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SAN FRANCISCO As federal, state and local officials grapple with the financial and physical ruin wrought by Hurricane Katrina, momentum is building to make earthquake insurance offered by the semi-public California Earthquake Authority more affordable.
Read More...
Nazi hunter was a "deputy for the dead"
Simon Wiesenthal was very open about why he became a tireless Nazi hunter: He didn't want to meet millions of Holocaust victims in the afterlife...
Read More...
Supporters of CHIP want spots filled
HELENA - When election results came in last November, activist Mary Caferro was ecstatic: Montana voters had sent a clear message to expand health care coverage for those in need, including thousands of kids.
Read More...
Chipping away at uninsured
Jon Ebelt IR Staff Photographer - State Rep. Mary Caferro, D-Helena, says the state should be doing more to encourage uninsured Montana children to sign up for the Children's Health Insurance Program, which has funds to expand its rolls by up to 3,000 kids this year.
Read More...
