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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1999
Page
6
A reader asks about sinking in water despite normal weight, attributing buoyancy to body tissues. Dr Gott explains variability in buoyancy and humor. Another question corrects coconut oil cholesterol claims, noting it has no cholesterol but high saturated fat. A third asks about early hair thinning and minoxidil, with advice to seek a dermatologist.
An Orlando family celebrates a new Small-Group Semi-Care home where a widowed father lives with four others, writes his own rules, handles meals and activities, shares expenses, and regains independence and dignity. Psychotherapist Patrick Keen studies and promotes the model as a possible nationwide senior care option.
Dear Abby letters recount airline seating woes for tall, heavy, and varied passengers and urge actions from airlines and manufacturers. A tall traveler urges rights and a fix, while Stephen Rennacker notes seats date to earlier jets and engineers blame airline costs.
The display at DAR Headquarters Washington features Elizabeth Andrews of Alexandria and other noted miniaturists Dennis Jenney Betty Balintine and Mel Prescott. Dollhouse dolls span from the 1820s to today, with items like a 1910 German cook and a German-made 1910 butler. Mrs. Phelan is to receive the Unity Award at DAR Continental Congress on April 22 after a gift ceremony April 18, with hours 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday.
Forty eight players took part. In Flight A North-South winners were Lynn Boardman with Emma Eaton first, Mike Shaw and Frank Carden second, Margaret Peirce and Iris Yonetz third, Jack and Patsy Mesner fourth, Jo Ann and Robert Hammond fifth. East-West winners were James Eaton and Lowell Phillips first, Ralph Cate and Aurora Nicoletti second, Denise Clow and James McCrackan third, Howard Gilbert and Jim Occhipinti third, Sidney Bloom and Ronald Clawson fourth. Flight B third place went to Debbie Kiser and Helen Swanson. Flight C winners were Joann Dickenson and Charlotte Rupert. Junior Fund game set for Monday April 19 at 7:15 p.m. at Frederick American Legion.
Dr Wallace answers Tina from San Diego about being punished for holding beer at a party she did not drink. He notes the danger of even being around alcohol and commends her for saying no while criticizing the host parents for not keeping the party safe. He urges continued refusal to drink. Tiny, Indianapolis asks about sweaty palms during public speaking and he says it’s normal, a sign of nerves, and offers simple coping tips.
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