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Articles in October, 1990 issue of National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management

• Philadelphia IIAA affiliate urges state assn, merger. (Independent Insurance Agents of Pennsylvania, Professional Insurance Agents of Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware)
  by Gilbert, Evelyn
• Integrated imaging speeds Calif. Blue claims handling.
• Canadian results continue to deteriorate in first half. (insurance companies)
• Supreme ct. hears debate on damages.
  by Brostoff, Steven
• Supreme Court lets Merchants Nat'l ruling stand. (ruling allowing banks to engage in insurance business)
  by Brostoff, Steven
• Health care benefits offered in Ill.
  by Mulcahy, Colleen
• Brokers foresee group benefit shift.
  by Arndt, Sheril
• Metropolitan P&L may pull out of the Alliance. (Alliance of American Insurers)
  by Brostoff, Steven
• Federal Reserve Board rejects Citicorp petition. (Delaware's insurance powers of banks)
  by Brostoff, Steven
• Agent unification beckons. (Independent Insurance Agents of America-National Association of Professional Insurance Agents merger) (editorial)
• Unity critical to industry in '90s. (insurance) (IIABC Preview)
  by Ulis, Ken
• California agents alliance still fighting banks. (California Alliance for the Separation of Banking and Insurance)
  by Otis, L.H.
• Citicorp goes to court over fed's Delaware bank ruling.
  by Brostoff, Steven
• Health risk mgr. seeks standards.
  by Katz, David M.
• Go overseas, U.S. insurers urged.
• Backers of fed. regulation 'naive,' says pres. of NAIC. (Earl R. Pomeroy, National Association of Insurance Commissioners)
• Risk managers assess quake plans.
  by Howard, Lisa S.
• Miss. bill turns up heat on arson problem.
• Insurer third quarter is bad news.
  by Meakin, Thomas K.
• Self-insureds eye residual WC mkt. bill. (workers' compensation)
  by Friedman, Sam
• HIP launches new TV ad campaign. (Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York)
  by Schwartz, Matthew
• Size no object in insurer expenses. (CPCU Convention Report)
  by Dauer, Christopher
• Willis Faber sets stage for orderly transition with C&B. (Corroon and Black)
  by Taylor, Sebastian
• Debate continues over self-ins. regulation. (Self Insurance Review)
  by Calise, Angela K.
• Solvency regs: can the Feds play a positive role? (column)
  by Mulcahy, Colleen
• Marine market collapse near, says AIMU head. (American Institute of Marine Underwriters, Harry Keefe)
  by Jennings, John
• London reinsurers pay claim of $300M to Kuwait Airways.
  by Jennings, John
• Managed care key to health co. survival.
  by Arndt, Sheril
• Gallinger predicts big changes for Ariz. dept. (Susan Gallinger, Director, Arizona Department of Insurance)
  by Chandler, Gary
• Finding damage starts statute of limitations. (homeowners' insurance policy)
  by Dauer, Christopher
• Texas Board targets solvency woes.
  by Knowles, Robert G.
• EAPs play key role in managing mental health. (employee assistance programs)
  by Rendell-Baker, Helen
• Agent ed. approved in California.
• Insurance leaders recite litany of industry woes.
  by Diamond, Joseph
• Insurer groups still skeptical of federal regs. (National Association of Independent Insurers, American Insurance Association, Alliance of American Insurers)
  by Chandler, Garry
• Entering Europe? Some good cons: but better pros. (insurance industry) (column)
  by Jennings, John
• Minn. agent assns. to merge despite PIA nat'l stance. (Minnesota Association of Professional Insurance Agents, Independent Insurance Agents of Minnesota, Professional Insurance Agents of America)
• Women in hardhats bring children to work. (BE&K, an industrial construction firm provides child-care center)
  by Gilbert, Evelyn
• PIANY head eyes future of industry. (Professional Insurance Agents of New York, Marshall Rubenstein)
  by Calise, Angela K.
• Ship societies are torpedoed at IUMI. (International Union of Marine Insurance)
  by Jennings, John
• RRGs still get wary reception from regulators. (risk retention groups) (Self Insurance Review)
  by Dauer, Christopher
• Americans view privacy as fundamental right.
  by Knowles, Robert G.
• More proposals dealing with N.J. auto law are revealed.
• NAMIC chairmen criticize consumerists, politicians. (National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies) (NAMIC Convention Report)
  by Calise, Angela K.
• Brokers blast N.Y. producer reg. (New York Insurance Department develops insurer requirements)
  by Otis, L.H.
• Health insurance program proposed. (Bipartisan Commission on Comprehensive Heath Care)
• After 83 years, IIABC still thrives on conflict. (Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of California) (IIABC Preview)
  by Chandler, Garry
• Travelers Corp. bolsters reserves.
  by Connolly, Jim
• Illinois court sets limit on jury awards.
  by Mulcahy, Colleen
• 'No problem' - and other problems. (problems within insurance industry) (column)
  by Cosgrove, John
• Chubb creates school for producers.
• MEWAs raising regulator hackles. (multiple employer welfare arrangements; SIIA Meeting Report)
  by Howard, Lisa S.
• Carpal not occupational, doctor says. (Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Dr. Arthur Canario)
  by Otis, L.H.
• Agents fight Ohio rule on ins. licensing.
  by Schwartz, Matthew
• Tort critic counters Nader; says liability woes persist. (Ralph Nader, ASHRM Report)
  by Katz, David M.
• Workers comp: 24 months to meltdown. (column)
  by Hager, William
• Anger, resentment trail in wake of solvency report. (Public Citizen's financial solvency report on insurers) (column)
  by Fisher, Mary Jane
• Auto insurance data bank proposed for New York State.
  by Dauer, Christopher
• Firms must prepare for retiree costs. (Self Insurance Review)
  by Modaff, James C.
• IIAA's Bailey calls for industry-wide excellence. (Independent Insurance Agents of America, A. William Bailey) (IIAA Convention Report)
  by Bailey, A. William
• Reinsurers need big bucks to do business.
  by Jennings, John
• C&B hurdles Aon bid; votes merger dividend. (Corroon and Black Corp.)
  by Otis, L.H.
• Benefits 'important' in choosing a job, poll finds.
  by Schwartz, Matthew
• Ga. commissioner hopefuls jockey for position. (Tim Ryles and Billy Lovett to campaign for Georgia insurance commissioner)
  by Knowles, Robert G.
• IIABC leader sees industry as battlefield. (John Pryor, Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of California) (IIABC Preview)
  by Pryor, John
• Lesson learned from catastrophes. (CPCU Convention Report)
  by Dauer, Christopher
• PHOs provide links between buyers, hospitals. (physician-hospital organization) (Alternative Health Care)
  by Provencher, Kenneth P.
• Auto rate freeze urged due to oil price jump.
  by Brostoff, Steven
• Mich. agents sue Hartford over auto market withdrawal. (Independent Insurance Agents of Michigan, Hartford Insurance Group)
  by Mulcahy, Colleen
• NACSA seeks new solvency controls. (National Association of Casualty and Surety Agents)
  by Diamond, Joseph
• Don't abandon the Main Street agent! (editorial)
• Salvage tax plans given 'fresh start.'
• Cal. commissioner candidates clash. (Wes Bannister, John Garamendi)
  by Chandler, Garry
• Business journalists offer advice. (insurance industry's public image; CPCU Convention Report)
  by Dauer, Christopher
• Alzheimer's poses risks for nursing facilities. (ASHRM Report)
  by Katz, David M.
• Incoming CPCU president urges professionalism. (Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters, Stephen Paris)
  by Dauer, Christopher
• Cost containment methods vital tools for WC. (workers' compensation) (Self Insurance Review)
  by Gilbert, Evelyn
• N.D. regulator slams rebate initiative action. (Vern Haakenson)
  by Mulcahy, Colleen
• London hull understandings revised.
  by Jennings, John
• Calif. Assigned Risk Plan gets 85 percent interim hike.
  by Haggerty, Alfred G.

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