Choosing a Nursing Home For Elderly Loved Ones
Families face tough choices about nursing home placement and must weigh temperament, care needs, and finance. A column by Dr Brown guides readers through deciding when to place a parent, exploring alternatives, and selecting facilities while detailing the emotional adjustments for the elderly and family members. Readers may write for guidance, with questions incorporated as possible.
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America
Seattle
University of Washington Press
Dr. Brown
Wastuagwe
D.C
Second Marrieds Package Helps Blend Two Homes
Kansas City couple Jack and Meria Temple blend two households into one after remarrying. Interior designer Diane Vogel offers a Second Marrieds Package to inventory, edit, plan color schemes, and guide finishing touches. The process reduces clutter and creates a unified home reflecting both partners.
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Kansas City
Jack Temple
Meria
Wey
Temple
Diane Vogel
Jack
Vogel
Society of Interior Designers
Interior Design
Overland Park
Kan
Janet Schirn
Chicago
American Society of Interior Designers
ASID
Frederick City Playgrounds summer program kicks off June 16
Frederick City Playgrounds announce a six week summer program from June 16 to August 8 for children ages preschool to 16. Registration opens June 19 at multiple staffed locations including Amber Meadows and Baker. Daily hours run Monday through Thursday 9 90 am to 12 pm and 1 3 pm, Friday 9 am to 12 pm with Wednesday all playground events and raindates Thursday. Special weekly themes and leadership training run June 16 27 plus events through August 1 at various sites.
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Frederick City
Uotrauos
Hood
Tiny Tol
Babee
Amber Meadows
Opossumtown Pike
Baughman
Madison Street
Beats Street
Baker
West Second Street
North Beatz Street
Carreliton Center Street
Prospect Boulevard
Carver
Carver Apartments
Catoctin
Columbus and
Thomas Avenues
Chapel
East Fifth
East
Simb Sreeta Callege Estates
Wilson Place
Grove
Hamilton Avenue
Dry Yard
Harmen
Winchester Street
Clarke Place
Miierest
McCain Drive
Butterfly
Lapeeden Hills
Laughmars Lane
Rt. Maryland
Maryland Avenue
Virgiia Avenue
Pontiac Avenue
Maliais
Beau Street
Rosedale
Schley Avenue
Homestead Avenue
Frederick
Scholl's
Burck Street
Motter Avenue
Tenth Street
Old Camp Road
East Third Street
East Street
Recreation Commission
Abuse and self respect urged by Dear Abby letters
A reader shares a brutal spouse beating and survival steps, praising Abby's advice to flee and press charges. The piece includes warmth toward other victims, guidance to seek shelter, and a plea for women to gain independence to avoid abuse. A second letter from Fat and Sassy asks how to respond to strangers commenting on her looks, Abby replies with a simple courteous retort.
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Abby
Women’s Advocates
Rae Brennan
American Falls
Idaho
Rae
Teia
Rurn
Gimbels to Close Manhattan Stores as Macy's Redevelopment Planned
New York Times reports Gimbels will shut its two Manhattan sites before year end with 5,000 jobs lost. Batus Inc plans sale of the stores this month to London and Leeds Corp. while negotiations with other bidders for the nine remaining Gimbels stores continue.
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New York
Gimbels
Manhattan
Macy's
New York Times
The
Times
Batus Inc
Cimbers
Times Saw
London and Leeds Corp
the Times
Batus
Sai
Herald Square
Predictions of retirement in Amelia mark high water rise
By Kent & Collins the piece argues the 21st century retirement era may begin with rising Social Security taxes and lower benefits as three workers support each retiree. It notes likely pension declines for small firms, higher health care costs under Medicare, and a brighter outlook if baby boomers push for stronger retirement protections.
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Amelia
Tate
Congress
Iber
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Dversing
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Aed
Christian Science Monitor
Vogel Gays
Kansas
Iderla Temple
Associated Press
Haney Aignery
Kent &. Collins
Adur
Spa
Bethesda
MEX
Stek Deat
Bailey SC
SUA Pri
Beter
Sorat
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