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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1986
Page
9
Readers weigh whether schools should provide birth control information to students. Proposals argue it reduces pregnancies and dropout rates while critics say it intrudes on family life. The discussion highlights impacts on teens, parents, and taxpayers and calls for balanced guidance and education.
A reader shares childhood abuse by her brother and a dismissive mother, seeking reconciliation. Dear Abby advises confronting both siblings in therapy, urges honest discussion, and suggests therapy for all involved, noting healing depends on thorough emotional work.
A Kansas City greeting card company Hadmark Cards promotes a new line aimed at working mothers. The cards blend humor and realism about motherhood, from managing housework to balancing careers, with messages about support and celebration on Mother's Day.
A catalog of books, anthologies, pamphlets and programs for personal and family enrichment offers 105 topics on marriage, parenting, sexuality, spirituality and stress. A free copy may be requested by sending two 22 cent stamps to International Mannage Encounter, 45 Lake Drive, St Paul, Minnesota 55120.
Results of the Frederick Bridge Club individual tournament held April 21 show 32 players. Top finishers: Colton Phillips first, George Zolovick second, Elizabeth Snyder third, Dr Sherman Kahan fourth, tied for fifth June Fouche and Winnie Palmer, seventh Don Creasin, Bruce Hilton tied for ninth, with Sylvia Weinberg Virginia Shipley Denise Clow Gladys Jacobson and Hilda Poirier tied for tenth. Regular game Monday at 7:15 pm at the Frederick American Legion.
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