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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 2016

Page

9

Insurance ID card delays hit many after late 2015 enrollments

Thousands of health insurance customers face missing ID cards billing errors and coverage delays as enrollment surges at year end 2015 overwhelm Health Care Service Corp and several Blue Cross plans. Brokers report long waits, unexpected delays and bank overdraft issues even for those already technically covered since January.

Vara Associated Press Health Care Service Corp North Carolina Tanya Boyd Dallas Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas Bridget Eyler Eyler Coppell HealthCare. Gov ACA Blue Shield Brad Wilson Greg Thompson California Craig Gussin

Levinson May Not Be In Iran, White House Says

US officials say Robert Levinson may no longer be in Iran, with the White House vowing to keep searching for the former FBI agent who disappeared from an Iranian resort in 2007. President Obama and others urged continued efforts amid broader talks on American prisoners in Iran. Levinson’s family voiced mixed emotions and renewed hope, noting health issues and ongoing belief he is alive.

White House Levinson Iran Washington Robert Levinson U.S FBI Josh Earnest Earnest Christine CIA Dan Levinson Associated Press Barack Obama John Kerry

U N report cites rising Iraqi civilian deaths under IS

A United Nations report shows civilian deaths in Iraq rising to a staggering rate after IS gains in 2014, with at least 18,802 killed and 36,245 wounded through Oct 31 last year. It details abductions, sexual slavery, child soldiers, and gruesome executions, underscoring long term societal trauma.

Baghdad Iraq Islamic State Group United Nations U.N ISIL Jan Kubis Zeid Raad al-Hussein IS Group Mosul Anbar Ravina Shamdasani Associated Press Geneva Hana Adwar

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