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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1987
Page
7
Reader letters cover headaches from wisdom teeth and impacted teeth. Dr Gott warns against douching to influence fetal sex and advises cautious conception. Pregnancy sex is generally safe with a healthy pregnancy, and moderate exercise is fine. For teens, foam and condoms offer effective, practical birth control when used properly.
A reader asks if a 55 or older taxpayer can again claim the $125,000 exclusion after remarriage and buying a new house. The answer: the exclusion is available only once per person. divorces or new spouses do not reset eligibility, and IRS tracking will prevent a second claim. A separate letter discusses nursing home options, space, privacy, and cost. the adviser urges shopping around in advance and being ready to move if a better opening arises.
A reader asks Dr. Wallace why heavy metal angers adults despite not engaging in risky behavior. He cites foul lyrics over loud sound, while other letters discuss marriage rights for an 18 year old and praise for R-rated films. The Frederick Bridge Club reports mixed pairs results and upcoming games.
Rediscovered 22 international dolls stored at the C Burr Artz Library represent 11 nations with outfits and histories traced from 1964 to 1984. Volunteers Karen Bowers and Debbie Smithhisler restore outfits, restring limbs, and prepare displays for the Great Frederick Fair while planning a 50th anniversary showcase. The piece also notes Homemakers events, a memorial for Mary E. Wachtel, and upcoming activities through September at the 4 H center and Rosenstock Hall Hood College.
Dear Abby counsels the aunt on supporting a 25 year old niece who overeats and avoids medical help, noting obesity may shield emotional distance. She warns against nagging and offers to pay if the niece ever agrees to a check up. In a separate query, Abby says decline a courthouse wedding invitation from unknown hosts to avoid embarrassment.
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