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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1999
Page
7
Readers are warned that long-wearing lipsticks may trigger serious allergic reactions due to bromo acids such as fluoresceins and acid eosin. Test by applying lipstick to the arm for five nights, then seek a dermatologist if irritation occurs. Depigmented spots from sun damage or skin diseases require dermatologist diagnosis for proper care.
A reader notes retirement finances hinge on more than stock markets. Social Security will endure though value may drop. Half of workers lack plan coverage. average 401k is 29000 with half below 10000. Net worth near retirement is about 92000, dominated by home equity.
A 91 year old widower asks if it is selfish to pursue a late-life romance with a 76 year old companion. Abby advises to communicate, consider health and mutual interest, and discuss with a physician. The second letter comments on Jewish visibility and holiday imagery, noting Christians also display seasonal symbols.
Gloria reflects on leadership styles at the Athena luncheon, noting the conference honors women who open doors for others. She argues true leadership includes inspiration and vision, not only giving orders, and highlights how female leaders often lead by example rather than by dictate.
A reader in Oklahoma City details years of abuse by a father, seeking to move in with grandparents to finish high school. Dr. Wallace advises that the day the father moves in, the reader should establish distance to heal. A second letter from Springfield asks how to handle a possessive friend pressuring breakup with a partner, urging firm friendship boundaries.
Cure Autism Now and the Living Classrooms Foundation join for A Night of Stars A Ship of Dreams to fund autism research. Honorary chair Anthony Edwards of ER and celebrities attend May 1 at 7 p.m. at Living Classrooms East Harbor Campus. Tickets are $100, call Suzi Pitts at 410-990-0422.
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