A. R. Rice, a health care services analyst at Merrill Lynch, talked last week about what is ailing nursing homes, and whether the companies have a future.
As the ailing prisoners went home for Christmas, clutching the few possessions they had brought from the camps, the Red Cross also brought home more than 1,400 Ethiopian civilians who had been interned in Eritrea.
Ms. Dailey and her sister, Betty Jones, agreed to refinance the mortgage on their ailing mother's home in 2000.
Mr. Lieberman, who spoke before Mrs. Clinton at the Saban Forum on Friday, castigated Mr. Abbas as a failed politician who had sought to upgrade the Palestinians' status to divert attention from an ailing economy at home.
In recent months, negotiations with the Syrians have been conducted with the foreign minister, Farouk al-Shara, while Mr. Assad, who is aging and ailing, stayed at home in Damascus.
Gov. George W. Bush of Texas proposed a set of tax breaks today to encourage more people to buy long-term-care insurance and to ease the financial burden on people looking after ailing relatives at home.
Pearl, whose prose is far less plodding than Brown's, has a knack for capturing detail, such as when visitors to the ailing author's home must show their handkerchiefs at the door to expose anyone carrying a cold.
The ailing poet's home was on Ridge Road, in Rutherford, only a few blocks from the house where Smithson grew up before moving to nearby Clifton, and both places are on the edge of a bowl-like swamp, known then as the Hackensack Meadows and now as the Meadowlands.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The ailing poet's home was on Ridge Road, in Rutherford, only a few blocks from the house where Smithson grew up before moving to nearby Clifton, and both places are on the edge of a bowl-like swamp, known then as the Hackensack Meadows and now as the Meadowlands.
Taking a bus from Canada to visit his ailing mother back home in New York in 1999.
