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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1984
Page
5
Dr William D Brown discusses whether medicine should extend life or allow death, noting rapid advances in transplant and bioengineering. He warns aging demographics will force tough choices about futile care, costs, and government role, urging objective study of future personal and societal welfare.
Dear Abby shares a playful pastiche of resolutions inspired by Alcoolics Anonymous creed and Lincoln quotes. The piece recites daily goals to live for today, improve health, honesty, kindness, and personal responsibility, ending with a holiday safety note and well wishes.
A humorous list of ten personal rewards for easygoing self care and guilty pleasures. It includes outrageous haircuts, a fashion-forward hat, manicures, distant banana splits, chasing knock-off fashion, discarding old Christmas gifts, buying new clothes at full price, shopping sales for spring wardrobe, doing nothing on down days, and burning the resolution list as a fresh start for 1986.
Advertisement shows multiple city numbers for Annapolis Catonsville Hagerstown Frederick Rosedale Bel Air Glen Burnie Towson with a price offer valid through January 12 1985. The snippet reads like a regional retail promotion with contact lines.
A Covictmas Eve celebration at Bond College marks a seventh wedding anniversary. Volunteers sew doll clothes for Salvation Army distributions to needy children for Christmas. Gail Cisena reports on two campaign boatonts applying a therapeutic tool in their wife management business.
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