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In This
Issue:
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Delta
Dental Receives `AA-` Rating from Standard &
Poor's
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Golf
Classic Winners Announced
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New Jersey
Adopts Tough New Insurance Fraud Law
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Oral
Cancer Claims 9,000 Lives Annually
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Subscriber
Satisfaction Survey Under Way
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Standard & Poor's recently
affirmed Delta Dental Plan of New Jersey's AA-
counterparty credit and financial strength ratings for
the fourth consecutive year. The analysis was based on
the company's extremely strong capitalization, excellent
earnings and good business position. For more on this
rating, click
here.
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Winners of the Thirteenth Annual
Delta Dental Classic, which raised $50,000 for Special
Olympics New Jersey (SONJ) include Leslie Ann Skurla
(first place low gross Ladies) and Darrin Joscelyn
(first place low gross Men). For more on the Classic, read
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New Jersey Governor James McGreevey
signs into law a comprehensive reform package relating,
among other things, to insurance fraud. Any person who
knowingly makes or causes to make a false or misleading
statement of material fact to an insurance company is
guilty of "the crime of insurance fraud." For
more information, read
on. |
Oral cancer is the sixth most common
cancer, accounting for 40,000 newly diagnosed cases each
year, according to the American Cancer Society. To find
out the signs of oral cancer, and how you can help
protect yourself from this deadly disease, click
here. |
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2003. Your feedback is critically important to us. For
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