State Farm Limits New Mexico Policies Amid Losses
State Farm Insurance will cap or pause new homeowner and auto policies in New Mexico and other states after heavy losses from natural disasters. The company seeks rate hikes and notes a 2001 net loss of about 5 billion dollars, with July 10 pending rate increases and ongoing market reevaluation.
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Bloomington
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State Farm
Phil Supple
Kriznanski
State Insurance
Eric Serna
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Border Patrol shifts agents to deadly Arizona desert
The U S Border Patrol moves more agents into the west desert north of the border amid rising immigrant deaths in the Tucson area. Union leader Bud Tuffly says the plan, dubbed forward deployment, has failed to deter crossings and is ineffective in the vast 15 000 square mile region.
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United States
David Aguilar
Nogales
Douglas
Ron Sanders
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Eagle Nest Lake Sells to State Faces Licensing Change
State lawmakers agreed May 24 to buy Eagle Nest Lake from the C.S. Ranch for 20 million dollars. The Davis family will lease the lake to the state for 20 years, and the state gained interim control while the purchase proceeds. License sales rose as locals anticipate reopened access and economic benefits from the lake.
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Connie Encinias
Eagle Nest Texaco and Convenience Store
Moe Finley
Eagle Nest Marina
Sue Finley
Gary Johnson
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