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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1978

Page

6

Birthright expands local office to offer alternatives to abortion

The Birthright organization opens a Frederick office at 118 West Church Street with 23 volunteers offering a 24 hour hotline, free pregnancy tests, and referrals for medical, legal, ministerial, and residential aid. Volunteers train six hours and emphasize nonjudgmental support to women facing pregnancy choices amid rising abortion concerns regionally and nationally.

Frederick Birthright Terry McDonough Thompann Carolye Plourder Helen Denney Pat Lathovski McDonough Dan Rolf Betty Zerkel Washington, D.C United States Louise Summerhill Louse West Church St

Doctor finds problems same all over the world

Chicago based Dr. Jack Raba returns from an 11 month odyssey through Alaska and Guatemala. He notes Eskimos face frustrations similar to urban slum residents and stresses simple medical care can save lives despite limited resources.

Chicago Jack Raba Cook County Alaska Guatemala Raba Cook County Hospital Fairbanks Seattle San Francisco California Mexico Chimaltenango

Common financial mistakes widows make and how to avoid them

Barbara Gilder Quint in Family Circle highlights errors widows face after loss. Key advice urges delaying major financial changes for six months, discuss fees with lawyers, apply for veteran benefits, review credit life insurance, explore employment fringe benefits, use joint tax tables for families with dependents, and assume new financial responsibilities while learning about investments and life insurance.

Barbara Gilder Quint Family Circle Magazine Quint

Dear Abby readers tackle risky driving and family conflicts

A letter bundle covers dangerous driving by a husband endangering children, a suspicious wife question, a man with a redhead rumor about his coworker, and a mother-in-law’s superstition delaying baby preparations. Abby advises reporting reckless driving, guarding truth, and planning for the baby while addressing superstition directly.

Abby Lake Novedy Sheldon Texas

PFD safety tips from UL for summer boaters

Underwriters Laboratories warns boaters to equip and wear proper Personal Flotation Devices. Select Type I II or IV PFDs by user size and activity, ensure US Coast Guard compliance, and store dry in ventilated areas. Proper care, destruction of defective gear, and wearing PFDs near water reduce drowning risk this season.

Underwriters Laboratories Inc Ae Sab Ea BT U.S. Coast Guard

Dalmatian Club to sponsor show at Rose Hill

The Greater Washington Dalmatian Club with Frederick County Recreation and Parks will hold a dog show on Sunday July 30 at Rose Hill. Betty Gardiner judges Obedience Entries from 1 to 12 with final at 12 15 pm. Conformation runs noon to 1 45 pm with 2 pm judging by Robert Kendrick.

Greater Washington Dalmatian Club Frederick County Department of Recreation and Parks Betty Gardiner

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