…7 50 DETROIT THE EWISH NEWS 12 KISLEV 5754/NOVEMBER 26, 1g93 Still Another Lack Of Progress At the 62nd GA, the issues of years past again surface unsolved. PHIL JACOBS EDITOR AND NEIL RUBIN SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS he woman wore red. But her about what it was like to wake each morn- business suit paled against ing, get the children fed, dressed and off to the crimson anger in her face. school and then Hebrew school. She also told She...…
…7 50 DETROIT THE EWISH NEWS 5 KISLEV 5754/NOVEMBER 19, 1993 Abuse Of Elderly Often Hidden RUTH LITTMANN STAFF WRITER hen Dr. Sarah Gelberd suspects that one of her el- derly patients is a victim of abuse, she does the obvious. She asks. "Oddly, if you in- quire, you can come up with a lot of information," she said. "The elderly are relieved about hav- ing it acknowledged. When I've asked people whether they've been shoved or hit, they'll...…
…DETROIT 75¢ THE SH NEWS 10 CHESVAN 5754/NOVEMBER 12, 1993 Hard Hitting News The latest plans for Borman Hall have left families wondering about the future of their elderly relatives. RUTH LITTMANN STAFF WRITER ome were sad; some were angry. Others expressed sympathy for people who had to make a tough decision — one destined to rekindle the heated debate over the Jewish com- munity's commit- ment to its frail elderly population. But bef...…
…DETROIT 7 50 THE if:WI H NEWS 1 21 CHESHVAN 5754/NOVEMBER 5, 1993 Aside BUSINESS Healthy At Home Private-duty nursing becomes big business. Page 38 FOCUS Community Access Emigres use talent for Russian cable TV Page 64 Contents on page 3 New Agenda For Borman Hall in five months, community leaders will decide to sell or close Borman Hall and relocate its residents. RUTH UTTMANN STAFF WRITER D etroit's Jewish Federation will ma...…
