Older country stars say Opry shows move toward younger crowd
In Nashville, veteran Grand Ole Opry members led by Charlie Louvin and Stonewall Jackson claim an unwritten pact promised them a home at the Opry as long as they could perform. Jackson, 74, has filed a $20 million age discrimination suit against Gaylord Entertainment and Opry manager Pete Fisher, while Gaylord denies obligations and notes the Opry remains evolving with both veteran and contemporary stars.
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Family Roots Radio and Oklahoma History Events
Family Roots Radio airs Thursdays at 3 p.m. on VoiceAmerica Network hosted by genealogist Kory Meyerink with tips and listener Q and A. In Lawton, Oklahoma, a centennial history event on Mar 15 features Bill Murray impersonator John Hinkle at the public library with lunch and RSVP details.
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Custody fears and grief in personal crises
A reader asks whether to stay with a abusive husband risking custody or leave. Abby counsels consulting a lawyer to understand maternal rights, and urges self-assertion and possible attitude change from the husband while noting the mother-in-law’s allegations could be groundless. In a second letter, a mother grieves a miscarriage and seeks coping strategies, with Abby urging support from a doctor and mental health professional and assuring it is normal to grieve while pursuing help and healing.
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Pain reliever choices risk heart attack and high blood pressure
A health review traces dangers of NSAIDs and acetaminophen. Regular NSAID use raises heart attack risk versus nonusers, with diclofenac and ibuprofen showing notable increases. A 2007 study links frequent pain reliever use to higher hypertension rates among 16,000 male health professionals.
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Pain relievers may raise blood pressure risk experts warn
Joe and Teresa Graedon note a new finding that common pain relievers could affect blood pressure, harming many with hypertension while offering some benefit to those at low heart risk. The American Heart Association urges non drug therapies first, and the column promotes their book and public radio show.
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Lawton Lions hear HR chief Jim Scholes today at noon
Lawton Noon Lions Club meets at the Prairie Building in the Comanche County Fairgrounds 920 S Sheridan with King Wiggins as program chairman and Kim Furrh as club president. Francine Prose expected to be named PEN American Center president at the March 19 annual meeting in New York.
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