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...breaking ceremony today for a new $350 million center dedicated to the treatment of cardiovascular disease. The Carl J. and Ruth Shapiro Cardiovascular Center—named after the donors who contributed $25 million—will completely revamp the way cardiovascular patients are treated, according to Kenneth L. Baughman, director of the advanced heart disease section at Brigham and Women’s. “This will be the first time that all cardiovascular services will be represented in one building,” said Baughman, who is also a professor of medicine...
Professor of Medicine Kenneth L. Baughman, a longtime colleague of Lorell’s, said that the decision was a wise...
Guidant Corporation will be gaining a very valuable resource in Lorell, according to Baughman...
Steel producers argue that job losses from higher U.S. steel prices would be minimal. But in a study commissioned by a steel users group, economists Laura Baughman and Joseph Francois concluded that if tariffs rose to 20.7% (a weighted-average figure), the resulting higher steel prices would cost 74,500 jobs in the wider U.S. economy. The number of steel-producing jobs that would be saved: 8,900--at a cost of $451,509 for each protected steelmaking job. Independent analysts agree that the net job loss could number in the tens of thousands. "No matter what Bush decides...
...estimates for how long it will take to dig it all out are measured in months: one, three, more. The first few weeks alone could cost $200 million. "What makes this so labor intensive is that you can't cut through the debris with heavy equipment," says Bruce Baughman, director of operations for the Federal Emergency Management Agency. "The last thing you want to do is go in with a front-end loader and come out with a victim...