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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1990

Page

7

Drugs can control heart strain and arrhythmia

A 61-year-old man on Norpace and Tenormin is advised that mild hypertension can cause heart strain and arrhythmias. Regular use under physician supervision may reduce heart rate and stabilize rhythm, with blood pressure monitoring essential for control.

DR. Gott

Withdrawing from growth investments in retirement timing

An editor outlines the stress of timing retirement and reallocating assets. A mid career executive fears market slides after 1989 drops, watching Dow swings and losing gains. The piece argues a three year window before retirement is the right moment to withdraw from growth investments.

General Motors IBM

Jazzercise Open Houses Set in Frederick County

Jazzercise instructors host Free for All Open House classes on April 12 in Frederick and April 19 in New Market to introduce the fitness program, offer a two hour session with class demo, refreshments, door prizes and registration discounts. Debbie MecMutkin and Teri invite the public to attend and bring a friend.

Frederick County Frederick New Market Debbie MecMutkin Debbie Teri

Dear Abby Letters Reflect Lifelong Learning And Relationships

A collage of reader submissions shows lifelong learning zeal from Margaret M Hill of Victoria Texas as she keeps teaching and volunteering past retirement. Other letters discuss tall versus short partner dynamics, a 5 foot 9 man’s admiration for taller women, a son’s scrapbook for his wedding, and Valentine expectations within marriage.

Abby Danny Patricia Margaret M. Hill Victoria Texas Margaret N.Y Valentine

Frederick Bridge Club Postweek Games Report Card

Thirty eight players competed in last weeks regular game. North south winners were first Winnie Palmer and Bob Robey second Al Kime and Charles Price third Tony Svaslenko and Jim McCracken fourth Don Creasia and Lynn Boardman East west first Sue Browning and Denise Crow second Don Little and Carole Little third Betty Snyder and Evelyn Krantz tied for fourth Adriene Guggenheim and Pat Lanner with Joan McGinnis and Anita Crawford. There will be a regular game Monday 7 15 p m at the American Legion in Frederick. The annual mixed pairs game will be held April 16.

Northsouth Winnie Palmer Bob Robey al Kime Charles Price Tony Svaslenko Jim McCracken Don Creasia Lynn Boardman Sue Browning Denise Crow Don Little Carole Little Betty Snyder Evelyn Krantz Adriene Guggenheim Pat Lanner Joan McGinnis Anita Crawford American Legion Frederick

Overeaters Anonymous Offers Help For Compulsive Eating

A reader describes compulsive overeating as a disease like alcoholism, requiring abstinence and support. The letter urges wider recognition of OA as a serious, non-diet program, with a 15-question screening and contact details for local groups and Torrance, California.

Ike Anonymous Overeaters Anonymous Torrance Calif

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Peter Gott the Senior Forum Kent S. Collins Judi Sheppard Missett Dear Abby Abigail van Buren The Beth Shalom Robert Wallace, Ed DR. Wallace Coos Bay, Ore South Market Street Cou Colle Neds Frederick Memorial Hospital
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