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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2001
Page
9
A man of 21 years’ marriage asks Abby for guidance as his wife and daughter mock him with repeatedly insulting remarks. He documents frequent abuse and fears for his children. Abby urges the husband to seek counseling alone since his wife refuses, warning of a possible difficult decision ahead.
In Kansas drought and a cold winter reduced hard red winter wheat acreage by about 1 million acres. USDA projects Kansas will harvest 285.6 million bushels, an 18 percent drop from last year, with the 1996 harvest cited as the last time yields were so low. Bread prices remain roughly steady, and farmers anticipate subsidies to cushion losses while national stocks and spring crops may offset some impact.
Firefighters in the West anticipate a severe summer as record heat and drought raise wildfire risk. Officials note 7 million acres burned nationwide last year, with the West bearing the heaviest damage, while Southeastern states report nearly 2,700 fires across 204,000 acres this year. Montana records fearsome conditions echoing last August’s blaze as rivers recede and temperatures soar. Texas foresters push for aggressive initial attack to curb outbreaks amid shifting fire patterns.
A federal advisory committee split on adding a warning to Cardura labeling. While the panel urged sharing more data with physicians about a federal study linking Cardura to higher risks of congestive heart failure and stroke, it rejected a dosing warning. Pfizer defended Cardura’s safety as the petitioners pushed for restricted use in high blood pressure cases.
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