Walter Cronkite dies at 92 in New York City
Legendary CBS anchor Walter Cronkite who shaped television news and was called the most trusted man in America died at 92 at his Manhattan home after a long illness. CBS vice president Linda Mason confirmed the time of death and cause cerebrovascular disease was cited by Cronkite's staff. Morley Safer praised Cronkite as the father of television news and a giant of journalism.
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Translators Help Break Language Barriers at St Catherine Hospital
Hospital employs three full time interpreters to handle 24 seven Spanish translation needs. Interpreters relay questions through multiple languages while nurses reassure patients during childbirth. Finney County’s growing minority Hispanic population increases demand for language services.
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Interpreters rise as health care taps language aid
The Health sector faces growing demand for translators with 41000 in 2006 and a 24 percent rise forecast. Hospitals rely on Cyracom for non Spanish languages, while staff note on site interpreters reduce miscommunication. Training and compassionate care remain core, with nurses and admins stressing bilingual staff.
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