Judge sends Blue Cross sale back to commissioner
A Shawnee County judge overturned an order blocking the sale of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas to Anthem Insurance, sending the proposal back for review. The judge ruled that projected premium increases were speculative and not sufficient to deny the acquisition, noting the commissioner cannot base action on projected rates or surplus alone. Anthem, a publicly traded firm, operates Blue Cross plans in eight states and covers about 7.8 million people.
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Bear with appetite for llamas spotted in Colorado forest
Wildlife officials in Colorado report a hungry black bear in the Black Forest killed two llamas in two days, with the latest pet Buckshot found dead. Officials cite drought reducing forage, noting bears usually eat vegetation and that such livestock attacks are rare in the area. An estimated 10,000 to 12,000 bears exist in the state as encounters rise.
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Skakel Found Guilty of 1975 Greenwich Killing
Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel was convicted of murdering Martha Moxley in 1975, a case that drew attention to privilege and potential protection due to his family. Sentencing set for July 19. Prosecution highlighted lengthy, unresolved inquiry and lack of direct evidence.
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Endeavour Docks With Space Station Orbiting Crew
Space shuttle Endeavour arrived at the international space station docking 240 miles above the South Pacific. Commander Kenneth Cockrell praised the view and noted three transferring items for the station’s next residents aboard Alpha. Russian commander Yuri Onufrienko and American astronauts Carl Walz and Daniel Bursch have lived aboard the outpost for six months.
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