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...assume that the student staffers behind the reserves desk each earn $7.50 per hour and the adult book checker takes home $15 per hour, figures which are safely on the high side. If we increase wages to $10 and $17.50, respectively, for work during the grave-yard shift, there is an hourly burden of $37.50. This amounts to a weekly cost of roughly $2,600 for the additional hours needed to keep Lamont open 24-7. The whole college year can be had for less than...
HARTFORD, Connecticut: Aetna Life & Casualty Co. today announced that it is acquiring U.S. Healthcare in an $8.9 million transaction that will create the nation's largest health insurance provider. Company officers said that the merged company would cover some 23 million and earn $300 million in profits within 18 months by creating revenue and reducing expenses. Some jobs would be cut, but Aetna refused to say how many. "It would be irresponsible to throw out a lost jobs estimate before we do all our homework," said Aetna spokesman Fred Laberge. The merger is the latest in a series of moves...
...slap," as Galatis characterized it. Northeast Utilities has already undertaken aggressive steps to correct the situation, including a total reorganization of its nuclear group and the creation of a first-ever office of nuclear safety and oversight. We have pledged to go beyond the requirements of regulatory compliance to earn back the public trust and demonstrate our passion for safety. In the end, our business objectives can be met only after we first satisfy our safety goals and our employees' concerns. TED C. FEIGENBAUM, Executive Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer Northeast Utilities Service Co. Hartford, Connecticut...
...Webster Hubbell's father-in-law, for $1.15 million. Madison lent the entire purchase price to Ward, a loan for which Ward was not personally liable. McDougal also promised Ward that as lots from his land were sold and the proceeds used to repay the Madison loan, Ward would earn a 10% commission on the sales, whether or not he generated the sales. The Castle Grande acquisition and sales were described in a Federal Government report as "a series of flips and fictitious sales," shams intended to disguise Madison Financial's control of the parcel...
After finishing a disastrous eighth in the 1995 nationals, Galindo again took stock. He stopped training for a while, mostly to earn more money, and decided that henceforth he would skate for himself only. He is known for his musicality and clean, balletic line, and he and Brancato spun out a simple, elegant short program to Johann Pachelbel's Canon. In a way it was a declaration of independence. Says Galindo: "Everyone else had fast short programs, so I wanted a slow one." The long showpiece was fashioned with jazz dancer-choreographer Sharlene Franke, who called the staccato moves...