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	Creative Loafing Atlanta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Two weeks ago, Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine -- who, by virtue of his post, is also the state fire marshal -- was stripped of his permit to use emergency lights and sirens on his state-issued car after a GBI investigation concluded that he had repeatedly used the equipment for non-emergency purposes.
		Oxendine's favorite media draws are church fires, and one of the most bizarre episodes of his camera-hogging involved the arrest of a church arson suspect at a rural house.
		Oxendine claimed that his lights and siren were on because he was "responding" to a hazardous materials alarm at the offices of the Department of Insurance.
	atlanta.creativeloafing.com /gyrobase/PrintFriendly?oid=oid:5171 (729 words)

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		Oxendine did not provide details of the initial proposal, which was discussed when he met with Anthem chief executive officer Larry Glasscock in Atlanta on Tuesday.
		John Oxendine said Thursday he would not step aside from making the decision on financial compensation to the state from Anthem, despite his wife’s position.
		Oxendine is a candidate for lieutenant governor in 2006, and the WellPoint merger with Anthem raises conflict of interest issues and may hurt him politically.
	www.11alive.com /news/news_article.aspx?storyid=54733 (337 words)

	John Oxendine Northumberland Virginia - Lumbee American Indians
		John's wife is thought to be Sarah Oxendine who was still around in 1770.
		John Oxendine (Jun 10 1739, Northumberland Co VA)
		It appears that the father, John Oxendine, moves to Bladen County NC along with sons John and Benjamin.
	www.lisashea.com /genealogy/waller/indian/john.html (462 words)

	JOHN OXENDINE Insurance
		John Oxendine II, the head singer, moved back to Robeson County from California with the intent...
		John Oxendine is best-known as the state's insurance commissioner â” a position...
		John Oxendine, Republican: $638.62 net cash on hand Note: It is rumored that John Oxendine is not seeking the Republican...
	digilander.libero.it /all_insurance/John_Oxendine.html (658 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Business -- Georgia insurance official rejects Anthem, Wellpoint merger proposal
		Oxendine did not provide details of the proposal, which was discussed when he met with Anthem chief executive officer Larry Glasscock in Atlanta on Tuesday.
		California's insurance commissioner, John Garamendi, rejected the agreement until the companies raised their pledge to a total of $265 million to boost health care in that state.
		John Oxendine, who is a candidate for lieutenant governor in 2006, said Thursday he would not step aside from making the decision on financial compensation to the state from Anthem, despite his wife's position.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/business/20041112-1505-anthem-wellpoint-georgia.html (368 words)

	gwinnettdailypost.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This year, Oxendine’s opponent is Guy Drexinger, 46, a lawyer and accountant from Marietta running on a pledge not to accept any donations from insurance companies, the managed care industry or their executives.
		Oxendine said Georgia is the least expensive state for auto insurance among the nation’s 10 most populous states.
		More recently, Oxendine was tapped by his colleagues from other states to head a nationwide investigation of deceptive practices by insurance companies operating near military bases.
	www.gwinnettdailypost.com /index.php?s=&url_channel_id=32&url_article_id=20691&url_subchannel_id=&change_well_id=2 (639 words)

	Augusta Georgia: opinion@ugusta: Oxendine's loophole 6/14/97
		Even if John Oxendine were the best insurance commissioner Georgia has ever had, his record would be sullied by the fact that he has taken hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign money from insurance executives.
		But that hasn't stopped Oxendine from exploiting the loophole that allows insurance firm employees as individuals, and their families, to contribute.
		Oxendine, with some justification, argues that the heavy-handed rate freeze left some insurance companies in bad financial shape and others ready to sue or leave the state.
	chronicle.augusta.com /stories/061597/oxendine.html (424 words)

	Small loans costs among highest in U.S.
		John Oxendine is best-known as the state's insurance commissioner — a position the Republican has held since 1995.
		Oxendine, who practiced law in Gwinnett County at the time, said he was helping the widow with her legal affairs and found a credit insurance policy in her stack of documents.
		Oxendine said he personally is not aware of what the loss ratios are for insurance policies sold with small loans.
	www.rmi.gsu.edu /rmi/faculty/klein/RMI_3500/Readings/Other/Lending4.htm (3602 words)

	Oxendine scores easy victory \| Election Day \| ajc.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Although an Oxendine win was widely expected, the race was marked with accusations of ethical lapses from both sides, with each saying the other was unworthy of the public trust.
		Oxendine emphasized Drexinger’s role as attorney for a client who tried to obtain a Small Business Administration loan fraudulently.
		Oxendine retorted that his record spoke for itself and that he always put Georgians’ interest ahead of his own.
	www.ajc.com /metro/content/shared-blogs/ajc/elections/entries/2006/11/07/oxendine_scores.html (390 words)

	Atlanta Progressive News
		Oxendine charged Waterhouse with selling “bogus” insurance and all 155 of his taxi-company customers, and hundreds of drivers, were told to stop serving their riders until other coverage was purchased.
		Oxendine told the press the Waterhouses netted $3 million in premiums from their “scam.” According to Waterhouse, the Commissioner was looking at gross receipts without deducting for claims, adjusting fees and his business expenses which included paying premium taxes to the Georgia Insurance Department on a quarterly basis.
		Oxendine also said the largest claim the Waterhouses had to pay was $25,000 and their “bogus” operation was exposed when larger claims were made which they couldn’t pay, seemingly contradicting his own assertion that the Waterhouses were rolling in dough.
	www.atlantaprogressivenews.com /news/0065.html (751 words)

	Health Care Marketplace \| Georgia Insurance Commissioner Meets With Anthem Officials To Discuss WellPoint Merger - ...
		Oxendine, who in July rescinded his earlier approval of the merger, on Tuesday said in a statement that he would review recent developments in California, where Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi (D) on Tuesday announced that he would drop his opposition to the merger, after the companies offered a $265 million financial deal to the state.
		Oxendine said he rejected the merger proposal in July because he "felt like Georgia citizens deserved better," adding that his staff is "deciding what the appropriate action should be." He said, "There will be sweetening in Georgia." Anthem spokesperson Ed West said the company would not comment on ongoing negotiations with state regulators.
		Ivy Oxendine is not one of the 32 Blue Cross executives who are expected to receive bonuses averaging $425,000 if the merger is approved.
	www.kaisernetwork.org /daily_reports/rep_index.cfm?hint=3&DR_ID=26716 (641 words)

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		Oxendine, who has been commissioner since January 1995, was accused of several potential ethics violations, including transferring more than $5,000 from his Insurance Commissioner's campaign committee in 1994 to another committee for his campaign for lieutenant governor.
		Oxendine said the money was returned to its proper place when he discovered the move may have been against campaign rules and before a complaint was filed with the ethics commission.
		Oxendine and other campaign officials testified the expenses were legitimate, although the disclosure forms lacked space for a detailed explanation.
	www.wxia11.com /news/usnews_article.aspx?storyid=74092 (293 words)

	wsbradio.com: News John Oxendine pulls out of Lt. Gov. race
		State Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine, a Republican who said last May he'd seek the state's No. 2 job, announced Friday that he'll run for his current post instead.
		Oxendine insisted he wasn't afraid of losing he'd raised more than $500,000 already, he said but said he simply decided he didn't want to be lieutenant governor.
		Oxendine said Friday he wasn't ruling out future plans for higher office.
	wsbradio.com /news/031805oxendineout.html (342 words)

	Small loans costs among highest in U.S. \| ajc.com
		Oxendine said he has made changes to make it more difficult for abusive lenders like Stewart to take advantage of poor customers.
		Oxendine does not, however, plan to join 48 other states in getting rid of the most expensive disability insurance policies.
		Oxendine wants to preserve the system as it is, but give desperate small-loan company customers more information.
	www.ajc.com /business/content/business/borrowerbeware/0201creditsmallmain.html (3977 words)

	Augusta Georgia: opinion@ugusta: For Ga. insurance commissioner: John Oxendine 10/30/98
		JOHN OXENDINE has pulled this off in Georgia, which is why we recommend his re-election.
		Republican Oxendine won the commissioner's post four years ago after he defeated an incumbent Democrat whose arbitrary auto rate freeze angered both consumers and insurers, with many of the latter fleeing the state.
		Oxendine lifted the freeze, allowing more than 100 rate hikes for vehicle and homeowners' insurance.
	chronicle.augusta.com /stories/103098/opi_089-5345.shtml (356 words)

	Insurance commissioner draws gay supporters - Oxendine blocked DP benefits, helped those with HIV
		But in Oxendine’s recent campaign commercials, two prominent gay Atlanta residents laud the Republican incumbent as a “hero” and “a public servant who remembers to serve the public.” The ad does not identify either of the two men as gay.
		Oxendine also fought insurance companies to cover hormone treatment for people living with HIV/AIDS, and helped convince Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia to accept more than 100 HIV-positive Georgians who lost insurance after their insurance company stopped operating, Anisman said.
		Oxendine ordered the insurance company executives to meet with him and officials from the charter school, and each side explained their case, Zucca recalled.
	www.southernvoice.com /2006/10-27/news/localnews/oxendine.cfm (1112 words)

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		Oxendine, on the other hand, views the ruling as no more than "a slight delay" and has filed for an immediate, expedited appeal.
		According to Oxendine, the Minnesota-based insurer had attempted to nonrenew the medical malpractice policies and switch them for unregulated surplus lines policies, which would allow the company to double its premiums without state authorization.
		Oxendine, however, contends that St. Paul's attempt to either pull out of the market or to move their policies to surplus lines was illegal and without state approval.
	info.insure.com /states/ga/health/stpaulmedmal601.html (553 words)

	The Albany Herald - Headlines Archives
		John Hayes, the vice president of Albany Community Together, a nonprofit loan company, could not be reached at his office Friday.
		Anderson's other complaint alleges that Oxendine transferred $5,500 in contributions from his insurance commissioner campaign fund into an account he established last year during the brief time he was a candidate for lieutenant governor.
		He told commissioners Oxendine didn't realize the transfers were illegal and refunded the money to his insurance commissioner campaign when the law was called to his attention.
	www.albanyherald.com /frontsarchive/2005/0705/front073005.html (653 words)

	Young Democrats of Atlanta: Atlanta Journal-Constitution endorses John Oxendine: Assclowns endorsing assclowns
		John Oxendine, the Republican incumbent, was first elected to the office in 1994.
		Oxendine has never taken any real responsibility for these incidents, just like the assclown he is. Wooten neglects to mention that these weren't just any state vehicles - these were luxury bling-mobiles that could not be justified for ANY state employee under any circumstances whatsoever.
		Oxendine needs to be in a playroom with some Hot Wheels cars, not running Georgia's insurance industry.
	ydfulton.blogspot.com /2006/10/atlanta-journal-constitution-endorses.html (971 words)

	Amazon.com: Ga.'s first Republican commissioner sets goals. (Georgia's new insurance commissioner John Oxendine): An ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Oxendine wants to find ways to cut insurance fraud, which results in significant losses for the insurance industry.
		Oxendine will also seek ways to cut workers' compensation premiums, and will work on making health insurance portable from one state employer to another.
		John Oxendine, Georgia's first Republican insurance commissioner, took the oath of office from his father, Gwinnett County Superior Court Judge James Oxendine, at a private ceremony an hour before the formal swearing-in was performed.
	www.amazon.com /Republican-commissioner-Georgias-insurance-Oxendine/dp/B00093H4U2 (566 words)

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		Incumbent Commissioner John Oxendine, a Democrat, and his Republican challenger, Guy Drexinger, both say they are better able to keep premiums for auto and medical insurance down.
		Oxendine, who has been commissioner since 1995 and also serves as the state's fire marshal, said his opponent has distorted the competitiveness of Georgia's rates by cherry picking comparisons in other states.
		Oxendine points out his track record in cracking down on unscrupulous insurers targeting military families at Georgia military bases and the launch of a telemedicine project to help rural residents get remote access to specialists.
	www.jacksonville.com /tu-online/stories/102606/geo_5755725.shtml (716 words)

	The Post-Searchlight - Oxendine offering telemedicine
		Oxendine was already scheduled to speak before he decided to make the announcement.
		Oxendine said he plans to introduce a bill in January for a law requiring there be no discrimination in reimbursement of covered procedures to Georgia citizens regardless if done through telemedicine or face-to-face between patient and doctor.
		Oxendine said, “Rural hospitals can’t compete, they don’t have the space to provide the services they want to, they don’t have the money to buy the technology and equipment.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=13463678&BRD=2068&PAG=461&dept_id=387472&rfi=6 (914 words)

	John Oxendine: For taking taxpayers for a ride: News: Archives: Creative Loafing Atlanta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The back story, as reported in the AJC, is that when it came time in 2002 for an arson inspector in Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine's office to replace his 1993 state-issued car, the commissioner came up with the brilliant idea of giving the inspector his own 2-year-old car and getting himself a new vehicle.
		As is his style when it comes to public funds, Oxendine pulled out all the stops: a top-of-the-line Crown Victoria with a $633 CD player, $700 leather seats and an $832 "pursuit suspension" package so he can pretend he's Kojak.
		The report by Inspector General James Sehorn, which accuses Oxendine of "blatant disregard for established authority," is probably causing a stink in GOP circles because it attacks a fellow Republican, but facts this obvious are hard to ignore.
	atlanta.creativeloafing.com /2004-03-18/news_scalawag.html (420 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		John Oxendine is the Georgia State insurance commissioner.
		OXENDINE: Well, what we have is, my officers with the state arson unit, which is a division of my office, they're there.
		OXENDINE: I talked to my -- talked to my chief arson investigator on the scene just a few minutes ago and he said it's going to take them, you know, an hour, maybe two, before they can really get in there and start removing a lot of this stuff.
	edition.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0606/27/lt.03.html (3896 words)

	Insurance Commissioner Accused of Cab Scam
		Oxendine’s office declined to comment on the matter via his spokesperson, Wayne Whitaker, because the matter has been referred to the Attorney General’s Office.
		Oxendine told the Associated Press at the time, "even though the vehicle owners thought they were obeying the law, the taxis and limos must be pulled off the road because they are not legally insured….There will probably be some businesses that go under because of this.''
		Oxendine informed the media his investigators uncovered the alleged scam in January 2005 when a Columbus cab company filed a complaint about a claim with Oxendine's office.
	opednews.com /articles/opedne_betty_cl_060429_insurance_commission.htm (1229 words)

	Finite reinsurance probe launched by Ga. regulator.(Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine)(Brief Article) - ...
		Some of the biggest names in the reinsurance are being called on the carpet by Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine, who has issued more than 100 subpoenas seeking information on their finite reinsurance transactions.
		Oxendine said while he's aware the National Association of Insurance Commissioners is in the midst of creating changes to the accounting practices and standards for finite reinsurance, Georgia is jumping into the issue now.
		Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine is investigating the finite reinsurance transactions of offshore reinsurers.
	goliath.ecnext.com /coms2/summary_0199-4376414_ITM (289 words)

	The Albany Herald ... We're All About You!
		John Oxendine has won election as state insurance commissioner three times, beginning in 1994.
		Because the Insurance Department ended up with about $20 million from a settlement with Wellpoint Inc., Oxendine implemented a "telemedicine" system to allow rural physicians and patients to utilize specialists in metro areas.
		Small accomplishments that go to Oxendine credit is extension of office hours, elimination of fees through use of the internet and a reduction in staff — from 310 to 275 employees.
	www.albanyherald.com /editorials2.html (196 words)

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