Frederick eye care opens at Patrick Street Center
Fredericktowne Eye Care opens in the Patrick Street Shopping Center beside Watsons Family Restaurant in Frederick. Owners Dr. John Higinbotham and Dr. Kathleen Adams-Higinbotham offer family eye care, exams, contacts, and a large frame selection. They are Pennsylvania College of Optometry graduates with pediatric, contact lens, and ocular disease training. The office hours are 9 am to 6 pm Mon Tue Wed Fri, 10 am to 7 pm Thursday, and 9 am to 1 pm Saturday. MasterCard and Visa accepted along with selected insurances. For information and appointments call 663-8652.
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Ed Waters Jr
Fredericktowne
Patrick Street
Frederick
Brian McGowan
Larry Revzan
Capital Properties Realty Management
Tom Jenkins
F&m Bank
Walkersville
Carol Martz
Long & Foster Realtors
Paul Gordon
Louise
Charles V. Main
Kathleen Adams Higinbotham
John Higinbotham
Kathleen Higinbotham
Edward G. Higinbotham Jr
Edward
Fredericktowne Eye Care
Watson’s Family
Kathleen Adams-Higinbotham
Pennsylvania College of Optometry
Philadelphia
Laurel
MasterCard
Visa
New entrepreneurs push down costs in U S health care
New companies are driving lower costs and better service in health care by home treatment programs, mail order drugs, cost containment systems, and fraud detection. They span insurers, providers, and device makers, altering the market landscape and challenging traditional plans.
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U.S
New York
Wamu Ukhatenaan Ohta
Stems
Quantum Health
Medaphil
Zoll
Deere
Edison
Wrights
Ford
Carlson
Watson
Insurance commission appoints new staff for division
Maryland Insurance Commissioner Dwight K. Bartlett II announces a reorganization with multiple appointments. Charles B. Kelly III becomes deputy commissioner. Tiona Klasons is associate commissioner for financial examinations and audits. Jean Bienemann named associate commissioner for property and casualty. Randi Reichel to life and health. Joseph T. Kelly to professional and consumer affairs. Lars Kristiansen to lead Legislative and Regulatory Policy. Donald Brandenburg named chief actuary. Dennis Carroll named principal counsel while remaining an assistant attorney general. The cadre includes veterans and former aides from state agencies and the House.
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Maryland
Dwight K. Bartlett II
Charles B. Kelly III
Department of Licensing and Regulation
Tiona Klasons
Jean Bienemann
Inhouse
Medical and
Lars Kristiansen
House
Donald Brandenburg
Life and Health
Dennis Carroll
Maryland Insurance Administration
Grain futures Chicago Board of Trade trade data report
Grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade show mixed quotes for Wheat with various contract months. The report lists open high low and last prices, along with Tue sales and open interest figures for multiple futures months and delivery periods.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Rade
Viatical settlements face regulation concerns nationwide
Regulators caution that terminally ill patients, often with AIDS, may be easy prey to viatical brokers who buy life insurance policies for less than face value. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners considers licensing brokers and informing clients about tax and Medicaid impacts, while noting regulation can protect vulnerable individuals.
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Steven Simon
Capx Corp
Miami Beach
Fla
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Association
Life Insurance Committee
Steven T. Foster
Virginia
Robert Greenwald
Aids Action Committee of
Massachusetts
Welcom
Boston
Willie Alla
Robert Wilcox
Utah
SCORE seminar on writing a business plan at Dundalk College
The Service Corps of Retired Executives SCORE will present a seminar on how to write a business plan from 8 30 am to 12 30 pm Monday Oct 11 at Dundalk Community College Reservations can be made by calling 962 2233
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Service Corps of Retired Executives
SCORE
Dundalk Community College For Reservations
Dow Rises After Four Day Decline On Encouraging Signals
After four straight sessions of tumbles investors bought low in spirits stocks as rates fell and fears about Russia eased. The Dow gained 9.78 points to 3547.02 with volume near 287.95 million on the NYSE. S&P 500 stood at 456.20 up 3.25. Nasdaq at 745.54 down 11.98. other indices showing modest gains amid a calmer market.
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New York
Russia
New York Stock Exchange
Standard&Poor
Standard&Poor's
Nikkei Falls Amid Russian Political Chaos
Tokyo stock prices dropped as Russia's political turmoil unsettled markets. The 225 Nikkei Stock Average fell 292.03 points to 20,174. The dollar strengthened against the yen, finishing at 105.56.
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Tokyo
Russia
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