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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2004
Page
6
Debates in the Dear Annie column cover a daughter who dropped out after 25 years and whose parents had funded her education as a loan. The exchange also includes a reader praising early ADHD medication and a note on a nutrition based ADHD approach with a $79 testing cost.
Dr Donohue explains Conn's syndrome caused by excess aldosterone which raises blood pressure. A benign unilateral adrenal tumor can often be cured by removal, while bilateral hyperplasia requires medicine. spironolactone blocks aldosterone and has a long, safe record. A CT or MRI helps diagnose. a booklet on high blood pressure is available for $4.50.
In the Vanderbilt Teams game Dave Berkowitz as declarer found a clean line to eleven tricks after five clubs doubled. He ruffed diamonds, cashed hearts, and used a club promotion to outmaneuver East. The other table saw a five clubs doubled contract fail by South for minus 200. Fortune favors the brave tomorrow.
Southwest Community reports Glenn Cleveland winning high in Senior Center pinochle with Loper second and third. Garden City Duplicate Bridge results list Klotz and Kempton first, Craig and Cline second, Woolwine team third. next games tonight at the Senior Center and Tuesday at the Elks Club. Also notes 18 members at Finney Chapter No. 359 Eastern Star with Jan 17 2006 visit, Thomas Dittmer death, ESTARL honor, and district school of instruction. Southwest Arts and Humanities Council announces Quiltfest winners at The Arts Center with multiple prize categories. antique quilt display from 1892 1894 featured. next SAHC exhibit by Marilyn Grisham opens Saturday with public display Nov 16 to Dec 30.
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