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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1999
Page
7
Dear reader asks about alternatives to ACE inhibitors. The column explains that traditional ACE inhibitors like Altace Vasotec Monopril and Prinivil often cause a cough in about 10 percent of patients. Angiotensin II receptor antagonists such as Atacand Avapro Cozaar and Diovan provide a cough-free option, though no proven superiority in preventing organ damage is shown.
A column captures widows’ sorrow and anger toward late husbands who left financial and personal messes. Stories include a Chicago widow discovering a son’s debt, a Missouri widow blaming life choices for an early death, and a woman uncovering romantic notes. The piece urges older men to settle affairs before death to spare their widows ongoing pain.
A reader laments motel pets in rooms after a disturbing incident in Pennsylvania. Abby suggests reserving pet-allergy rooms, and a second letter shares a grieving-custom suggestion: send roses and thoughtful notes after funerals to show ongoing support.
England unveils a blue and white Umbro team dress for women priced at 96 dollars. The dress features the three lions and debuts in April, following Premier League club dresses by Manchester United and Chelsea. Chelsea reports around 700 dresses sold this season while FA data show 46 percent of women enjoy the game and 45,000 are registered players.
Designer Norma Kamali embraces the Internet to cut intermediaries and connect with buyers. She explains how her OMO site collects profiles, matches shoppers with staff, and ships selected items, now adapting four jersey pieces for larger-size women as OMOWoman.
A National Currency Poll finds 90% of those 65 plus would bend for a penny while 67% of 18 to 34 year olds and 42% of 12 to 18 year olds would stoop for a penny. Reasons include embarrassment, effort, dirt, and bad luck beliefs.
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