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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1993
Page
6
Kathy Kish Johnson, Daily Telegraph lifestyles reporter, reflects on life’s purpose sparked by tasting a dried banana and sour apple candy. She ties the idea to experiences, nature at Camp Creek State Park, and a wish to experience everything with minimal regrets, ending with a note about litter near the falls.
Local optometrists discuss best summer eyewear focusing on UV protection and brand choices. They warn cheap sunglasses may distort vision and lack proper power, advise seeking UV coatings, and note risks from sunbeds and tanning. Popular frames include Serengetis Ray-Bans and Bugle Boy styles.
Eye irritation blurred vision and heavy eyelids may stem from VDT work. Solutions include place screen away from reading distance adjust top of screen eye level minimize focusing changes ensure good lighting reduce glare use hood or filter and consider glasses fixed at typical VDT distance. Doctor Joel M. Solomon notes reading glasses or VDT focused glasses may help.
Seaman Apprentice Randy K. Perdue Jr. aids at Naval Station San Diego in a reuse facility that collects sorts and redistributes hazardous materials to military commands. Since 1992 the program has saved about 1.1 million dollars and serves over 100 customers across vast distances while tracking more than 1,000 items.
A 1993 reader advisory on aiding children to make friends and gain social confidence. Experts counsel parents to be proactive, expose kids to varied activities, and allow reasonable self-expression while noting group formation often hinges on appearance.
Rick Moon urges tough action against eco claims by brands. A reader describes a mail back protest against a soda package marked recyclable, noting local recycling limits. He folded the carton to a business envelope and mailed it to the company, arguing the claim is deceptive and urging restraint on impulse buys to save funds for stamps.
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