Beverly Hills fire victims rush May deadline for claims
In Franksfort Kentucky many victims and relatives of those killed in the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire have not filed claims with the Kentucky Board of Claims ahead of the May 28 deadline. Fewer than 30 claims have been filed as the board considers awards up to 50000 per case for proven state fault. Attorneys note the board handles only claims against the state and that class actions are not established for this process.
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Frankfort
Beverly Hills
Kentucky Board of Claims
Southgate
Cattie Lou Miller
The
Board of Claims
Miss Miller
Fivemember Board of Claims
Kentucky
Claims Board
Victor Fox
Hawaii Expands Solar Water Heating Amid Rising Demand
Hawaii ramps up solar energy projects with $2.5 million spent on demonstrations last year and nearly 2,000 solar water heaters installed over three years. Four Waikiki hotels and many homes benefit from federal and state credits. Banyan Street Manor proves savings on electricity bills.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Hawaiian Electric Company
Tom Brennan
Pacific
Federal
Department of Energy
State Energy Office
Waikiki
Robert Stern
Banyan Street Manor
Louisville bankrupt associations prompt Board of Claims action
The Board of Claims rejected compensation for dozens of depositors tied to the Louisville building and loan collapses. The cases grew from long ago bankruptcy losses, with a consolidation attempt failing to form a class action. The board attributed the damages mainly to criminal acts by officers rather than negligence by state regulators.
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Board of Claims
Louisville
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