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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1993
Page
10
A reader asks about a 33 year old Hispanic woman with patches on her right leg. The explanation outlines vitiligo post inflammatory hypopigmentation and melasma, their causes and treatments including cosmetics and hydroquinone, and advises dermatology consultation.
March lesson stressed adding more fiber to diets to lower heart disease and cancer risks. Demonstrations covered old fashioned egg noodles and spinach pasta. Clubs organized tours, charity drives, blood donor calls, and Earth Month environmental ideas.
National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week is noted with a moving essay by Robert N Test urging gifts of organs eyes and tissues after death to help others. Readers are asked to request donor forms from The Living Bank and consider donations. A Dear Abby column shares a homeless family encounter prompting donations of unused samples to local charities in Imperial Valley California.
The column advises older adults to use networks and state agencies to find welcoming employers, frame offers with focus on learning and skill adaptation, and consider training for new roles. It emphasizes age as an asset, not a liability, and notes senior centers and friends as sources for leads.
A community notice outlines recycling papers to the landfill for bedding use by a farmer, plus planting two trees in memory. A May 7 Metro trip to Union Station in Washington, D C is planned by Kathryn Russell and Joyce Routzahn. Meet at FSK Mall by 9 15 a m to carpool. call 371 6157 for details. Dates listed include April 27 annual meeting and May 11 board meeting with May 12 craft workshop.
A study funded by the Annie E Casey Foundation cites government data showing higher teen adversities in 1990 such as lower high school completion rates, increased juvenile violent crime arrests, more teen deaths, and more births to single teens. It notes 48 percent of new families formed started at risk and teen births rose to 8.7 percent.
The article describes how producer groups qualify by background size income and living conditions. Qualified producers receive samples evaluated in New Windsor for salability quality and cost. SERRV pays asking prices at shipping and may provide working capital advances. It highlights the Zuni Crafts Cooperative with 900 artisans and international crafts from bones shells gourds and metals. The New Windsor Service Center hosts several nonprofits.
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