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...last block of , time, hoping to recreate a scene similar to the one a few days earlier, when viewers saw Chinese officials ordering Rather off the air. Sure enough, that night's CBS EVENING NEWS showed Rather at his anchor desk in New York City, interviewing Beijing correspondent John Sheahan. When Sheahan's picture suddenly disappeared from the screen, Rather abruptly cut him off in midsentence, even though Sheahan's telephone connection remained intact. "We timed it so that if ((the satellite)) did get cut, it would happen during the report," admitted producer Lane Venardos...
...infinitely cheaper to offer health care insurance on a group basis than on an individual basis, which would have prohibitive premium costs," said Claire Sheahan, spokesman for TIAACREF, the New York-based insurance company that provides pension systems for universities nationwide. Individual coverage could cost hundreds of dollars each year, compared to an employer provided plan that would run only a few dollars a month, said Sheahan...
Insurance companies are now banding together with university representatives to develop health care plans. TIAA-CREF recently sent a letter to 3800 universities to "start them thinking about the issues" of long-term medical insurance, said Sheahan...
...biggest challenge facing employers todayin health insurance is reconciling costcontainment and preserving high-quality care,"said Sheahan...
Other economists, however, believe guidelines can work. Using econometric models of the 1960s, Williams College Economist John Sheahan concluded that "there was a convincing case that wage behavior in manufacturing became more restrained in the four years [after the establishment of the guideposts] than in the preceding decade." He drew upon independent studies by Harvard's Otto Eckstein and the Brookings Institution's George Perry...