Insurance disaster feared from hurricane threat in Texas
Don Manthe of Dallas, chairing the Texas Catastrophe Property Insurance Association, warns another major hurricane could devastate the state’s windstorm pool. He notes 1.6 billion dollars in private insurance in force and urges actions to reduce risk as TCPIA contends with growing exposure and potential industry insolvencies.
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We mourn Vitle Howard Honeymon of Laguna Vista
Vitle Howard Honeymon 66 of Laguna Vista died Saturday April 22 at Valley Baptist Medical Center Harlingen after four years there following a move from Oklahoma City. He owned Honeymon Drilling Co. in Oklahoma City and is survived by his wife Evelyena and a daughter sent to Houston for cremation. Kreicher-Ashcraft Funeral Directors of Harlingen handled arrangements. Port Isabel Library Board to meet April 27 at 5 p.m. in the Library with members listed. note on Hurricane Carla and TCPIA actions and insurance context in coastal windstorm coverage and disaster planning. The TCPIA has grown from $278 million in 1972 to about $1.6 billion currently with about 52,000 insured risks across 14 counties.
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Houston
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