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property when it was pur-
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Other Detroiters expected
to attend the reunion include
Pauline Blum Robb and labor
union activist Paul Boatin. Dr.
Davidson said that Dr. Peter
Shifrin, now 88, was the farm's
first physician but will not be
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trained in residents' rights,
better assessment techniques
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care. Administrators and nurs-
es have developed a restora-
tive care program to
rehabilitate residents who
have suffered from strokes and
other debilitating illnesses.
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Rabidoux, executive director
for the Jewish Home for Aged,
met with the Michigan De-
partment of Public Health's
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progress at the Home.
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pass their next inspection. I
hope so. Their enthusiasm is
great," Ms. Shott said.
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medical consultant for the Bu-
reau of Health Systems in
Lansing, says reports from
Elmer Bensen, who was ap-
pointed by the JHA board to
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