Farmers Insurance faces cease and desist order in Texas
The state moves against Farmers Insurance over price gouging and deceptive trade practices, with a cease and desist taking effect Nov 11 that could leave 700,000 policyholders scrambling. Farmers, under fire from Texas officials and lawmakers, faces layoffs and agent losses as talks for a settlement continue amid political tensions.
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Maryland Sniper Case Widening Amid Warnings and School Closures
Authorities linked a string of shootings across Maryland Virginia and Washington since Oct 2 as investigators awaited ballistics tests to confirm the killer. A note demanded ten million dollars and a postscript warned of danger to children while schools in Richmond area closed. Police mounted a broad dragnet after a Tuesday incident near Connecticut Avenue with no suspect or vehicle description disclosed.
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Train derailment shuts tracks near Colorado City
Officials inspect a westbound train derailment that tore a 12 inch gash in a car and released hydrochloric acid tanks. Cleanup will take 2 to 3 days with tracks closed. Rain posed a risk, but by 8 p.m. Tuesday it had stayed away as investigators pursue the cause. Colorado City Record and Big Spring Herald contributed.
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Officials urge oil industry to up security
The Bush administration asked transportation officials and oil and gas industries to tighten security after FBI warnings that al Qaida may plan an attack. The White House and federal agencies urged enhanced law enforcement, stronger barriers, and increased surveillance.
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Choking Death Raises Caution Over Child Safety
Munoz said her son Ricardo died after choking. autopsy results are pending. Odessa pediatrician Dr. Jose Bueno notes that choking is common in children and can cause brain damage if breathing stops for minutes, stressing supervision and prevention. He urges CPR training from the Red Cross and early CPR if choking occurs before ambulance arrival.
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