Insurance lobby fights federal insolvency plan
Washington AP An intense coast to coast lobbying push opposes a bill creating a Federal Insurance Guaranty Corp to cover insolvent mutual and other auto insurers. AMIA, representing 120 mutual firms, argues regulation should stay at the state level while pushing for state insolvency laws to curb federal action. The bill has broad congressional support and faces hearings February 10 with floor action possible before autumn.
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Good News Of 1969 From Unselfish Citizens Across America
A year of altruism highlighted by Clyde Raymond Smith earning a doctorate after dropping out of high school. Don Kruse received help after losing parts of both legs in a farm accident. Eastern Mennonite College raised funds for a library, while a Detroit bus incident saw 71 year old Bernice Kuliszko restrain a attacker. Neighbors aided a severely injured baker, a Richfield widow got a roof, and Tucker Prison Farm inmates donated to poor children.
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