Briefs Local News - 20 Dec 2012 ( #596 ) 1 min read Icahn interests reduce Oshkosh stock holdingsNew York, NY, United StatesNew York-based activist investor Carl Icahn and associates sold more than 3.7 million shares of Oshkosh Corp common stock after the 3 December expiration of a tender offer."The reporting persons ceased to be the beneficial owner of more than 5% of the shares on December 13, 2012," Icahn interests say in a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing. As of 30 June 2011, the Icahn interests reported owning 9.51% of Oshkosh stock.As announced on 14 December, the corporation's annual shareholders' meeting takes place on 29 January at the EAA Aviation Centre in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.Mutual insurer presents safety award to ClarkLexington, KY, United StatesPolicyholder-owned Kentucky Employers' Mutual Insurance has presented a 2012 Destiny Award to Clark Material Handling Co, recognising Clark's "commitment to maintaining a safe workplace". Clark also won a 2011 Destiny Award from the insurance company."Clark is proud to receive this award for the second year in a row," says Dennis Lawrence, Clark president and chief executive officer. "We take great pride in the culture of safety that we have established and engrained in our facilities."Lexington-based Clark, which assembles and distributes forklifts and accessories, also is a five-time recipient of the Kentucky governor's safety and health award for having no lost time accidents.