Helping Hands expands home health services in Frederick
Helping Hands Medical Services Inc headquartered at 1317 Orchard Way Frederick expands its in home nursing registry founded February 1985 by Katie Respess. More than 100 on call nurses aides and companions now serve geriatric and ill patients seven days a week with 24 hour coverage. New staff Peggy Barbour RN and Betty Stein RN BSN join under supervisor Suzanne Jack RN to support families and provide one to one care, with contact numbers 662-1618 or 695-5317 during business hours.
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Frederick
Nursing Registry
Katie Respess
Helping Hands
Betty Stein
School of Practical Nursing
Nassau
N.Y
Nassau Community College
Garden City
Jewish Institute For Geriatric Care
Ms. Stein
University of the State of New York
Suzanne Jack
Jack
Ed Waters Jr
Peggy Barbour
Suzanme Jack
Area Interest Stocks Over The Counter Report
Stocks of area interest show limited activity with quotations courtesy of Baker Watts and Co. Frederick office 662-6483. No trading quotes available. investors advised to contact the firm for current listings and prices.
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Escort recall urged over back seat safety belts
A Maryland couple whose son was crippled in a traffic crash urged federal officials to recall 1.7 million Ford Escorts claiming the rear belts act like a trap. Ford denied the belts caused the injuries and blamed a violent collision with an 18 wheel tractor trailer for the paraplegia of James Garrett and the death of passenger Christopher Gaboury.
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Washington
Ford
Harold Sakayan
Ford Motor Co
Larry
Patricia Garrett
la Plata
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Truck plaza planned near Hagerstown faces opposition
AP reports Washington County residents led by activists oppose a multimillion dollar truck stop proposed on 65 acres between U S 40 and Md 144 west of Hagerstown. Delegate Casper Taylor Jr says state lawmakers cannot block the project despite petitions exceeding 1,200 signatures.
Global economy warned to avert recession by united action
United Nations economists urge G-7 coordination to stabilize the dollar and curb deficits as the 1988 outlook darkens. They warn that world growth may slow to 3 percent and trade to 3 percent, risking a worldwide recession without decisive policy harmonization.
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Oblin
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France
Italy
Canada
Mr. Oblin
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Associated Press
China
Europe
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