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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 2005

Page

15

Lion cubs bring hope amid zoo's lion cancer loss

The zoo reports the deathly diagnosis of a five year old male lion after a lump on his rear leg tests positive for lymphosarcoma later identified as adenocarcinoma. The cancer is advanced with limited treatment options so observers fear a short remaining time for the animal. The staff remains hopeful and continues daily care while acknowledging the impact on the zoo and community.

Bob Sunset Zoo Manhattan Boris St. Catherine’s Hospital Zoo St. Catherine’s

Anemia and kidney disease prompt specialist care

A woman with long standing anemia and a creatinine of 1.9 seeks guidance. The advisor explains that low hemoglobin signals anemia, kidneys’ reduced erythropoietin can cause it, and urges urgent consultation with a nephrologist or hematologist for combined treatment.

Anon

Counseling won’t fix a failing marriage says advice column

Dear Annie outlines that counseling helps the individual, not the partner, urging the writer to decide between accepting the husband or leaving. A second letter from a grandfather criticizes a son’s dinner guest choice, while a 71 year old reader supports aging parents stepping back from hosting Christmas and letting children take over. The column ends with a note that grown children should help ease parental burdens while preserving care.

Annie New York Alex Elizabeth Grandpa Kizzi

More Drivers Use Cell Phones As Traffic Gabs Grow

Washington AP reports more drivers are speaking on cell phones while driving reaching about 1.5 million on the road at any moment. About 10 percent daytime usage, up from 8 percent in 2004, with 6 percent holding phones to their ears. Authorities urge emergency use only and note varying state restrictions across the country.

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