Local Docs Push LEAP to Cut Diabetic Amputations
Frederick experts outline how diabetes harms feet through nerve damage and poor circulation, noting that over 600000 amputations occur annually and more than half involve diabetics. The LEAP program aims to reduce diabetic amputations 60 to 70 percent by early testing, proper footwear, and Medicare covered orthotics, with daily foot checks and prompt care.
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Allan Mann
Scott Henry
Frederick
Henry
Medicare
Dr. Henry
Mann
Steve Fox
Frederick County
American Diabetes Association
JCPenney to Buy Space at Francis Scott Key Mall
Crown American Realty Trust spokesman says JCPenney will complete purchase of store space at Francis Scott Key Mall by March 1 1997. Owner and operator details indicate strategic expansion in the region.
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Jcpenney
Francis Scott Key Mall
Crown American Realty Trust
Mark Pasquerilla
Maryland
Jcpenney Department
Scholarships Offered by Frederick Women’s Club
The Frederick Business and Professional Women’s Club invites applicants for its annual scholarships. Eligible women must be county residents, show financial need and professional promise, with strong academics and personal qualifications. Materials due by Feb 1. contact Faye Glover at (301) 371-7442 for applications. Also, JCPenney to lease purchase Leggett space at Francis Scott Key Mall with July 31, 1997 opening after a 100,000 square foot renovation.
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The
Frederick
Jcpenney
Leggett
Christine Menna
Crown American
New Design Road project faces 1.1 million over budget
Frederick County Commissioners weigh cost cuts as utility relocations drive the New Design Road project over budget by about 1.18 million. With a 2 million original budget and 8.4 million remaining, options include removing sidewalks on east side or widening the Bulge, and reallocating federal or state funds. Construction tentative for June 1, 1997, with significant rights of way already acquired.
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Frederick County
Thomas Meunier
Elmer Derr
Harmony Road
CIP
Meunier
James Shaw
Museum seeks donations for wheelchair ramp project
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine requests donated treated lumber and a licensed contractor to construct a temporary ramp for visitors. The Frederick Historic District Commission approved the plan on Thursday. The ramp will be replaced in about two years once funds are raised for a more elaborate renovation of the 48 East Patrick Street building. Architect Maria Pryor of Proffitt was involved.
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National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Frederick
Former Denton businessman pleads guilty in bank loan fraud
David James Duffy admitted defrauding eight banks of about 3 million dollars by falsely claiming he purchased trash compactors and held lease agreements. U S Attorney Lynn Battaglia said he supplied fake documents to obtain loans. Duffy faces sentencing in February with potential prison, fines, and restitution.
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Denton
David James Duffy
DRJ Refuse, Inc
R&d Leasing
U.S
Lynn Battaglia
Duffy
Battaglia
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