31.   Major savings come from embracing the private health-care trend toward more outpatient treatment.

32.   Miller said the real savings will come when the Baby Boom generation, which is more comfortable with managed care through their employers, retires.

33.   More cost savings will come from sharing generating capacity, which will result in lower fuel costs.

34.   Observers speculated that cost savings could come eventually in the production and distribution areas.

35.   Other savings came from reducing the size of advertising sales offices in several cities and cutting travel.

36.   Other possible cost savings could come from the creation of a single medical laboratory, which would replace individual on-site labs, and the joint contracting of laundry services.

37.   Other savings would come from changes in programs covering pharmacy, rehab, laboratory, hospice and outpatient services.

38.   Savings come not only from reducing water use, but also from reducing linen purchases and the labor cost of doing laundry, she said.

39.   Savings will also come from new logistics systems.

40.   Savings will come from combining some of those facilities.