Dr Hart Opens New Frederick ENT Practice
Dr Hart Everett Talmadge Hart an otolaryngology head and neck surgery specialist opens a civilian practice at 19% Thomas Johnson Drive Frederick offering evening and Saturday hours. He is a Georgetown graduate and 1989 ABOTO certified with fellowships in A A OTO HNS and ACS. He previously served as a U S Army major and ENT staff at Frankfurt 97th General Hospital and Eisenhower Army Medical Center Fort Gordon. He moves with his family to Frederick citing community, history, and culture. He treats sinusitis ear disease swallowing issues breathing disorders and head and neck tumors and welcomes Spanish speakers. Appointment line 695 3100.
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Marriott to split company with Special dividend
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EPA Links 1994 Geo Metro XF to Fuel Economy Lead
The EPA says the 1994 Geo Metro XF remains the stingiest fuel burner as automakers show little mileage progress since the mid 1980s. High mileage among subcompacts includes four Civic variations and three Metro/Swift variants logging at least 39 mpg on highways. combined Metro XFi achieves 55 mpg. The agency notes no overall average released this year, though last year’s 28.1 mpg figure is believed near steady.
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