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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2000
Page
28
An elderly reader seeks help for nocturnal urination. The doctor explains aging kidneys, leg fluid, and prostate issues, suggesting compression stockings, DDAVP caution, and avoiding caffeine. A second letter asks about long term Colace use for constipation with tips on fiber, water, walking, and bathroom timing.
Jeffrey Cua, 16, leaves Baltimore’s Boys’ Latin School for Bard College’s Simon’s Rock in Massachusetts. Bard President Leon Botstein argues high school is obsolete and should shrink to K-10 with early college or work paths, while educators press for flexible, deeper studies and more vocational options.
Readers suggest memory joggers to keep drawers tidy and items in place. Comments promote recycling magazines via libraries, clinics waiting rooms, and local buyback groups while noting privacy by removing address labels. A Texas reader proposes relocating mirrors in public restrooms to reduce hair in sinks.
Amer icans pursuing the good life use more than our fair share of the world's supply which raises demand and prices and provokes grumbles about shortages. Dudley Snyder notes bacon slicer sales have doubled as attitudes shift on bacon.
A Pluggers panel captures that rush after a brilliant idea but before learning someone else had the same thought. The cartoon reflects the instant thrill and the dawning realization of shared creativity.
A reader argues an 80-year-old storyteller deserves group support for listening audiences. Others urge patience and compassion, suggesting medical evaluation for possible age related dementia rather than targeting the speaker. Dear Abby shares responses and offers booklets.
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