Three-in-One House proves viable but underused aging option
Home Care Research Inc of Frederick ran Heather Ridge a four year pilot offering three unrelated seniors a private small group home setting with built in companionship. Despite cost savings and resident satisfaction the program ends as vacancies and funding hurdles force consolidation into Pinewood Place.
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Home Care Research Inc
Frederick
Home Care
Home Care Research
Doris E. Hanson
Heather Ridge
Pinewood Place
Bame
Hanson
Pinewood House
Pennsylvania State
Home Call
Maryland
Dr. Hanson
Readers defend rock music as youth energy not evil
Glenn O. Rickard argues rock music reflects vitality and helps families, urging parents to listen to stations like DC-101 and DC-10 to understand the music and reduce conflicts. He praises Grease Man shows and warns against criticizing genres, not volumes. Dorothy Stall supports wildlife humane control with Maryland Wildlife Administration box traps, sharing the number 896-9724 for trap access.
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DC-10
WWDC
WIYY
FM-105
WAVA
Doghor
College Estates
Shookstown
Maryland Wildlife Administration
AMA Fight With FTC Could Hurt Patients Across Nation
The AMA and allied professional groups push to curtail the FTC power, arguing buyer beware harms ethics and raises costs. If enacted, actions against doctor boycotts, nurse midwife delivery, and dental practice restrictions could be challenged, affecting consumer protections and price competition nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Big Medicine
Congress
FTC
American Medical Associado
AMércé#ieuler Associadod
American Society of A
Tony Capaccio
AMA
Tom Luken
Ohio
Gary Lee
Robert Kasten
Rwis
James McClure
Idaho
Eye
Cas
Capitol Hill
Isot
Senate
House
White House
Ed Meese
Postal Service
Judge Hendrickson drives 3600 miles to visit Frederick mother
Judge J H Hendrickson son of Mrs. Jon D Hendrickson of Frederick completed a 3600 mile cross country trip by car to Frederick to see his mother after a two week journey. He has made up to ten continental trips since moving to Portland Oregon but this marked his first trip by automobile. He complained of Wyoming gas prices up to ten cents a gallon. Grayson E Bowers aged 11 years retires as manager of William D Bowers Lumber Company, to be succeeded by his three sons. The firm, founded in 168 by Joseph Routshaw and William D Bowers, is a leading Frederick business.
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J. Hunt Hendrickson
Jon D. Hendrickson
Frederick
Judge Hendrickson
Portland
Ore
Wyoming
Grayson E. Bowers
William D. Bowers
Goshorn Named Library Assistant and Parades Planned in Frederick
Twenty years ago Mrs John L Goshorn Jr was appointed circulation and reference assistant at C Burr Arts Library in Frederick taking patrons questions and book guidance. Robert MacMillan Middletown High School urged Maryland adopt compulsory traffic know how courses for errant drivers due to high death rate. Plans for Frederick's largest parade honoring the Antietam South Mountain Civil War Centennial moved forward with Jaycees sponsoring prizes bands and marching groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Goshorn JR
C. Burr Arts Library
Mra. Goshorn
Ohi Wesleyan University
Delaware
Frederick
Kanawha County
Robert Macmillan
Middletown High School
Maryland
MacMillan
Jaycees
Nuclear balance and the debate over superiority
The piece surveys how the phrase superiority sparks debate from Kissinger questions in 1974 to current worries about MX and Trident missiles. It weighs whether the United States or the Soviet Union can achieve true balance, deter use, or intimidate others, noting standoff realities and the limits of insight into rival arsenals. It also recalls Truman era fears and a legacy of deterrence versus coercive power in Cold War geopolitics.
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Henry Kissinger
North Pole
Europe
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Harry S. Truman
C. Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Cuba
Minuteman
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
New York
Civilization Steel
Massachusetts
Randall Forsberg
Institute of Defense & Aparmament Studies
Brookline
Pew
California
Sr of
Orguamstiees Aoa
Renge
American Friends Service Committee
Council For
St. Louis
NBC
Wea
Nuclear weapons and Cold War tensions in US and Soviet policy
The piece surveys nuclear deterrence debates from the 1950s through the early Reagan era. It notes limited success of nuclear threats, high arsenals, and the fear of total destruction. It cites Brookings, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Reagan and discusses public support for a nuclear freeze amid global arms competition and political pressure.
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Patrick Siren
Frederick, Md
University
Glenn
Rickard HI Thurmont
Dorothy Stall
Granalta Circle
Alan
Watt
Jack Anderson
Pam Kripke
CLA
Zvezdny Gorodok
Star City
Moscow
Kremlin
CIA
Space Center
United Feature
Edward Nichols
Brookings Institution
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Vietnam
Iran
Near East
Africa
Poland
Afghanistan
Angola
Ethiopia
Finland
Truman
Japan
Russia
Reagan
Coplay News Service
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