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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1995
Page
8
A concerned parent asks if two sons aged 14 and 11 should shave their heads as peers do. Abby warns it can signal gang association in some areas and suggests checking with school principals or police about local risk. A second reader shares a family tragedy after a suicide, noting lingering questions and impact on relatives.
A letter from Tracy Davis in Daytona Beach Florida asks about handling a suicide death publicly and seeking sympathy. Dear Abby counsels readers to seek professional help for deep low mood and urges those with recurring thoughts to consult a physician, noting such depression is often temporary and treatable.
A birthday forecast urges Aries through Pisces to pursue purpose and finance gains, with loyalty rewarded at work and love heating early in 1996. Travel, business, and family harmony figure prominently, while deadlines, partnerships, and personal sacrifice steer outcomes.
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