Hospice director urges Rotary to integrate program in workplace
The Hospice of Frederick County director urged the Frederick Rotary Club to help set workplace hospice standards. Sheehan argued Rotary’s business network could spread guidelines nationally and internationally, easing employee stress and absenteeism when caring for terminally ill loved ones. The hospice team provides pain relief, volunteer support, and comfort in the last months, tracing roots to 1950s England and U.S. adoption in 1974.
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Nation notes Brunswick plan and Frederick hospice model
Ms Sheehan says Brunswick should supplement existing resources and not build a new building to meet all hospice needs. Frederick's coalition hospice is praised as a national model for agency cooperation involving government, Frederick Memorial Hospital and health providers. Sheehan will speak at a national hospice meeting in Chicago about Frederick's method. FMH operates six hospice beds with visiting hours for patients and Social Services agreed to reduce red tape for hospice care.
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Douglas Tallman
Argentina debt case eases fears as judge is removed
An appeals court in Buenos Aires stripped a local judge of jurisdiction over Argentina's foreign debt case and freed the government's top banker from jail, easing fears of a default. The executive decree barred cash savings withdrawals for 60 days to protect scarce hard currency.
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Bavarian Fall Festival planned for Oct 15-16
Complete Fest plans Geroge Kirk of Sunrise Sertoma Club Frederick and Mrs Lor raine Deater of Brew a Fest Ltd finalized Bavarian Fall Festival plans for Oct 15-16 at Predesick Fairgrounds. The event features German music food crafts and activities themed on Oktoberfest in observance of 300 years since Germans arrived in America.
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Sunrise Sertoma Club
Frederick
Lorraine Deater
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Almanac forecasting colder April in Hagerstown winter outlook
Almanac predicts an unusually cold April in Hagerstown Maryland despite a winter that is described as mild. Forecasts suggest below normal temperatures and potential precipitation patterns affecting local plans into the spring season.
4-H Gifts to New Mothers at Frederick Memorial
Betsy Murphy of the New Market Achievers 4-H Club provided 30 bibs for mothers of babies born at Frederick Memorial Hospital during National 4-H Week ending Oct 2. Phyliss Foreman received a baby items bag from Children’s Bazaar of Frederick as the first child born during 4-H Week.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Phyliss Foreman
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C. Kurt Holter
Maryland joins six states in delaying disability benefits cuts
Maryland state officials led by David W. Hornbeck refuse to cut disability benefits pending federal policy clarification from the Reagan administration. About 70,000 Marylanders receive benefits, with 7,000 reviewed since March 1981. While 1,600 were cut in May, over half were restored on appeal.
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