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Abstract

[Wilson] and [Chuck Quackenbush] are Republicans and reportedly good friends. But there have been ongoing differences between at least their top aides over Quackenbush's high-profile push for the public earthquake pool.

Those differences burst into the open recently when Wilson's insurance specialist, consumer affairs director Marjorie Berte, took a public stand against Quackenbush's bid to fill the authority's three top positions, and against the rates the Department of Insurance proposed for CEA policies.

"Commissioner Quackenbush has some fairly serious inherent conflicts," said Consumer Union's [Bill Ahern]. "The fear is that being insurance commissioner and the major proponent of this, he can select rates and select officials that could favor large insurance companies to the detriment of small insurance companies and to the detriment of companies that don't join the CEA."

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Title
Power fight shakes state's quake-insurance agency | Who's the boss, Quackenbush or the governor's office?: [1,2 Edition]
Publication title
Pages
I-1
Number of pages
0
Publication year
1996
Publication date
Oct 20, 1996
Dateline
SACRAMENTO
Section
BUSINESS
Publisher
The San Diego Union-Tribune, LLC.
Place of publication
San Diego, Calif.
Country of publication
United States
ISSN
1063102X
Source type
Newspaper
Language of publication
English
Document type
NEWSPAPER
ProQuest document ID
271563405
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/newspapers/power-fight-shakes-states-quake-insurance-agency/docview/271563405/se-2?accountid=208611
Copyright
Copyright Union-Tribune Publishing Co. Oct 20, 1996
Last updated
2010-08-10
Database
ProQuest One Academic