Whitney Houston to front AT&T True Voice ads this summer
Whitney Houston signs a one year contract to appear in AT&T True Voice campaigns. She will sing the TrueVoice theme in two commercials airing from mid July, replacing Lissy Newman. TrueVoice, launched in December 1993, aims to improve long distance call clarity and will roll out to all markets by year end.
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Michigan based Childtime buys six Little Learners centers
Childtime Child Care Inc of Farmington Hills Michigan buys six Little Learners centers in Onondaga County and Glens Falls Candace Edwards owner says she will stay on as director of operations The deal expands Childtime’s reach to Rochester Buffalo and Albany with plans to grow through acquisitions and hospital management contracts Edwards founded Little Learners in 1980 evolving from day care to a private school program serving up to 750 children daily
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Gap mega store opens at Carousel Center Syracuse
Gap Gap Kids and Baby Gap debut in 17000 square feet at Carousel Center Syracuse on Friday, moving from a 10000 square foot space across from People’s Pottery. The expansion includes new fixtures stock and a larger Baby Gap section.
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Nurse group warns layoffs endanger patient care
The American Nurses Association criticizes hospital pay cuts that replace registered nurses with less-skilled staff. Elen Sanders argues staffing affects care quality, while Jolllen Koerner counters fewer nurses may be needed as patient stays shrink. data shows community hospital stays shortened by 2.8 percent.
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Nurses face rising unemployment amid health reform fear
March 1994 statistics from the American Hospital Association show rising nurse unemployment, with 19,000 out of work in 1990 and 24,000 by 1993. First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, addressing a six day convention, blamed layoffs on anticipated health care reform and urged industry accountability.
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Nuclear plants seek security staff cuts at Scriba units
NRC inspector Barry Norris says Niagara Mohawk plans to reduce security personnel at Nine Mile Point 4 and 2 as part of cost cuts. Details including exact job losses remain undisclosed while NRC review is pending. Firefighting crew levels have also been reduced from five to one five-person unit per plant.
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Inflation in check as May data show easing prices
May consumer prices rose 0.2 percent aided by cheaper energy and falling airline tickets. Retail sales slipped 0.2 percent in May after a 1.1 percent drop in April, marking back-to-back declines for the first time in a year. Analysts say inflation remains under control as the economy slows, likely keeping the Federal Reserve on the sidelines through summer.
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Met Life Travelers merge to cut costs in new health care firm
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co and Travelers Inc unite their health care businesses to form the largest health care insurance company in the nation serving 13 million people. The merger, announced Tuesday, aims to cut costs and raise profits by shifting policies to managed care. If smooth, customers could see lower premiums as costs decline. Managed care, via HMOs and local doctor networks, has grown as employers seek to curb rising health care costs.
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New hires and board members named in Syracuse area firms
Walter M. Paul of Baldwinsville is named director quality assurance at H M Quacken bush Inc Herkimer. John Sroka becomes bond manager at James P Reagan Agency Inc Marcellus OnCenter Syracuse. The firm announces new board members Ed Brooks Irwin Davis and Larry Harmon with local roles.
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Local figures hold NYSCA museum panel and related posts
Milton J Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology trustees appoint a member to the New York State Council of the Arts panel. Dawn Chave joins James Square Health & Rehabilitation Center as clinical coordinator of nutritional services. Edward Heinrich leads Bryant and Stratton in Syracuse and Steven Karon serves as chief with OnCenter veteran advisory and Anheuser-Busch ties noted.
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Local awards and new openings cited in Syracuse area
Recognized Young Dietitian of the Year by the New York State Dietetic Association and Hayner Hoyt Company named Golden Eagle Builder for sales leadership. Syracuse recipients Jacqueline Keealer Esther Lea Ayana Thomas cited. Robert E. Stevens elected fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Kaman Sciences opens new Syracuse location. Donna L. Alcox recognized as registered dietitian for Seguin Community Services.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb backs Syracuse science Horizons program
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co funds a summer science program for seventh and eighth graders in Onondaga County. Notable locals include Gloria Mobie Jamesville Kim Buchanan Tom Wells and David Cook Mantius Steve Pratt North Syracuse and others. Company Matters invites business submissions to Susan Royal in Syracuse Herald. Program runs weekly with occasional photos not returned.
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Mantius
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North Syracuse
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