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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1990
Page
3
Elderly residents like John Derr praise clean facilities and talkative staff as Maryland and federal reforms tighten nurse staffing and training. Advocates note stricter rules, 24 hour licensed care, and an emphasis on resident rights, while highlighting ongoing regulation and quality concerns in nursing homes.
Sister Mary Bernadette, visiting Emmittsburg Provincial House, notes lack of visitors to nursing homes. She recalls a man who recently lost a family member and cried, wishing more relatives would come. The piece questions resident engagement and care quality amid state and federal requirements.
Deborah Cloud of the American Association of Homes for the Aging says far more people require nursing home care than a decade ago due to a rapidly aging population. She notes four of five older people need long term care, but only one in five live in nursing homes, with about 1.5 million residents on any given day and projections to exceed 8 million by 2000, a 56 percent rise since 1980.
Airmen Raven Green and Moore were among 280 based at Kunsan TDY when gunmen killed two. Police questioned over 200. no charges filed as Manila protests mount. Aquino vows protection while weighing lease fate amid U.S. and Philippine security talks. Armitage warns of possible mutual exit if no shared interests exist.
Dolores Marie Thompson known as Moota, a 23 year old babysitter, was found strangled and nude in her South Market Street apartment after being last seen during a football game on February 1 1983. Police say there was no forced entry and few clues. Pfc Richard E Stine leads investigation seeking information to identify the killer. Crime Solvers offers up to a thousand dollars for tips.
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