Workers' camp faces bankruptcy within a year says actuarial reviews
Two independent actuarial studies for Charleston based Workers' Compensation Division show a $55 million monthly shortfall and a near $3 billion deficit. They say Newell's projections are overly optimistic and warn lawmakers that cash will run out by next March unless spending and income plans are adjusted. Wise weighs limited premium hikes and potential receivership as options.
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Rockefeller proposes cradle to college health care plan
Sen. Rockefeller and Rep. Stark push MediKids a comprehensive health coverage proposal from birth to age 23 with a monthly premium tax funded by households lacking other insurance. The plan includes a prescription drug benefit and would start enrollment at birth in 2004 with phased inclusion for older children.
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McDowell County deputies investigate a fatal pedestrian crash in Bradshaw on Route 635. James Dallas Miller, 59, of Lebanon Virginia, died after a gravel truck struck him while aiding another tractor trailer. DOT inspection awaited on suspected brake failure. Deputy Koger leads the probe with Deputy Vineyard assisting.
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