Buffalo Native Tim Russert Named Broadcaster of the Year
Tim Russert of Buffalo has been chosen as Broadcaster of the Year by the New York State Broadcasters Association. The Meet the Press host and NBC political analyst will receive the award at tonight’s NYSBA banquet at the Sagamore Hotel on Lake George.
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Silicon Valley Sees Surplus of Single Men
Census-based findings show Santa Clara County has far more unattached men than women aged 2 to 43, with 5372 more single men than women. Rich Gosse of American Singles notes the regional imbalance persists and reflects tech industry gender gaps.
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Surplus of single men in Alaska and Silicon Valley
June 29 1999 Anchorage Alaska notes that 52 percent of residents are male, creating a large male surplus. Santa Clara County tops in sheer bachelor numbers at 504 percent male, while New York Los Angeles Boston Houston and Philadelphia show significant deficits. ed Press
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Next century warming threatens New York City and coast
A report by the Environmental Defense Fund warns NYC could see 5 to 10 degree average temperature rises by 2100 and sea level increases up to 12 inches. Heat days rise to 38 80 annually, nights above 75F increase, and storms like 1992 Nor’easter may hit every 6 to 8 years, raising flood defense costs.
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Email best for delivering bad news study finds
A study led by Stephanie Watts Sussman suggests negative updates are conveyed more accurately via email than in person or by phone. She notes email reduces stress and sugarcoating, while cautioning against universal use and highlighting face to face as a signal of care in some cases.
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Mother who killed eight infants avoids prison in study deal
Marie Noe, 70, admitted smothering eight of her babies from 1949 to 1968 in Philadelphia. She receives 20 years probation with five years home confinement and mandatory mental health treatment to aid researchers studying why some new mothers kill newborns.
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