Pursuant to Section 19 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934,/ 1/ and Rule 19 b-4 thereunder,/ 2/ notice is hereby given that on January 19, 2018, Nasdaq ISE, LLC filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission the proposed rule change as described in Items I, II, and III, below, which Items have been prepared by the Exchange. I. Self-Regulatory Organization’s Statement…
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Jan. 28– A Redding man was arrested after the car he was driving was vaulted into the air and flipped after it hit the Highway 44 center median in downtown Redding at speeds reaching 100 mph. Lance Jones, 21, was driving west on Highway 44 at speeds exceeding 100 mph between Interstate 5 and Sundial Bridge Drive at about 9:30 p.m. Saturday when he nearly crashed into…
On Jan. 21, 2017, 60- year-old William W. Holden, of Miles Street, complained to a Wimberley Way resident that he was suffering from some “unspecified medical condition,” police said. The suit was filed on Jan. 22– the one-year anniversary of the fatal accident– by Baton Rouge attorney Jay Parker in the 32nd Judicial District Court on behalf of the boy’s parents, Michael…
Jan. 24– RALEIGH– A Laurinburg man has been charged with insurance fraud by the state of North Carolina. Wayne Edward Butler Jr., 44, of 16840 Douglas Ave., was arrested Jan. 11 in Scotland County, according to a state Department of Insurance. He was released on a $35,000 unsecured bond and made his first court appearance in Scotland County on Jan. 12.
Jan. 28– VALDOSTA– In the wake of Amy Carter resigning from her long-held position as state representative, four candidates are vying for the District 175 seat. Carter resigned at the end of 2017 to take a position as the executive director of advancement for the Technical College System of Georgia. –Treva Gear, Democrat, Valdosta, educator.
Jan. 28– BOURNE– Looking for a more entrepreneurial endeavor than working for General Motors, Douglas MacDonald took Charles Murray up on his offer to jump into the insurance business. Thirty-five years later, MacDonald has twice bought the business– once from Murray and his son, Steven, the other from Cape Cod Bank and Trust– and sharpened Murray and MacDonald…
Jan. 28– After much debate, the Ironton City Council passed an ordinance about health insurance coverage for full-time city employees with Anthem for one year and decided to join the lawsuits to sue opioid makers and distributors. Ironton Mayor Katrina Keith spoke to council before having to leave because she was speaking at the Martin Luther King Jr. event at…
Jan. 28– Kelsey Vander Vliet sat on the bathroom floor, stared at her two positive pregnancy tests, and wondered what to do. Having moved into her parents’ basement after getting her music degree and working as a waitress, she told the father of her child. The man drove the Indiana woman to Michigan for her appointment during which she looked at the mandatory…
It may be winter now, but the spring house-hunting season is just ahead. John Danaher, president of consumer interactive at credit bureau TransUnion, says that makes this the perfect time for home-seekers who want the best terms and rates on a mortgage to take control of their credit.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 28, 2018/ PRNewswire-iReach/– Autocarsinsurancetips.com has released a new blog post presenting common mistakes drivers make when switching auto insurance providers. Clients who think of switching auto insurance providers should make sure that they take all the necessary precautions. “Online car insurance quotes can help you avoid big…
Last week, she moved permanently to my home in Maryland. We just discovered that her Medicare Advantage plan from Puerto Rico is not accepted in Maryland. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is offering special relief for persons affected by the recent hurricanes in the southern United States, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Gary R. Herbert, R- Utah, issued the following news release:. We also urge them to fund the Children’s Health Insurance Program, on which nearly 20,000 Utah children depend. “In contrast to Utah’s most recent experience with a federal government shutdown, this administration is working responsively with Utah to minimize local impacts.
The Iowa Treasurer issued the following news:. State Treasurer Michael L. Fitzgerald and State Senator Nate Boulton announced a legislative initiative to combat the looming retirement crisis in America. In Iowa, the AARP Public Policy Institute found that 42% of private sector employees do not have access to employer sponsored retirement savings plans.
Richard Blumenthal, D- Connecticut, issued the following statement after the Senate voted, 55-43, to confirm Alex Azar as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. Azar was previously an executive at Eli Lilly and Co., a pharmaceutical company that has come under fire for pharmaceutical pricing manipulation. “Alex Azar promises to be another…
That’s why we like the terms of a belated deal in Congress to fund one of the success stories of national policy, the Children’s Health Insurance Program. In Louisiana, such prominent Republicans as Bobby Jindal, once the state’s health secretary and later congressman and governor, have pushed for an insurance card for youths. Until, of course, last year, when the…
The Epilepsy Foundation issued the following news release:. The Epilepsy Foundation applauds congressional action on a multi-year reauthorization that reflects longstanding bipartisan support for this critical program. “The Epilepsy Foundation has advocated for a multi-year extension since early 2017, and we are grateful that Congress has…
Jan. 28– BOSTON– Sherri Sodre spent years searching for adequate medical care for her two autistic children, and even longer to get her health insurer to cover speech, occupational therapy and other treatments. So she was outraged to learn that, without notice, her family’s longtime insurer was one of three health plans being dropped this year by the state’s Group…
Jan. 28– WASHINGTON– Many mortgage applicants have never heard of “rapid rescoring” or CreditXpert score simulations– in part because some lenders choose not to educate them. That’s unfortunate, because anyone who’s looking for the most favorable interest rates and terms in 2018′ s rising interest rate environment ought to know at least the basics about them–…
Jan. 28– Connecticut Comptroller Kevin Lembo has an idea already on whom he thinks should be the first person enrolled in a Connecticut retirement plan designed to sign up private-sector workers automatically– the person running that plan. As many as 600,000 more could follow, by state estimates, as Connecticut ramps up a new Retirement Security Authority…
