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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1992
Page
13
Dear Dr Gott replies that personal responsibility matters more than inherited factors in alcohol and drug abuse. He urges the inmate to stop blaming peers or genes, start recovery, accept help, and consider AA or other programs in prison, noting the path to a new life as the inning nears its end.
Seniors fear losing independence more than death, a survey by the Alliance for Aging Research finds. 75 percent fear reduced independence. 60 percent expect cures for Alzheimer's, 72 percent foresee cancer cure, and 67 percent hope to extend life. Planning, wills, and at home care are urged to control end‑of‑life care.
A parade of Valentine cards from the era includes moving parts, college couples with sports gear, and Cupid Union Telegrams with Feb 14 dates. Ethnic and international designs appear, with German, Irish, Chinese, Dutch, and German German humor. Also noting a misidentified nurse in a chemotherapy scene, Bonnie Hall is the correct name.
Dear Abby presents ten commandments for a lasting marriage emphasizing choosing your mate over family, health, time with children, fidelity, shared resources, and daily affirmations. A reader from Phoenix signs off celebrating a life well lived, finding happiness in love, family, and friendship.
A reader asks if a pet raccoon is a good idea. Dr Wallace urges returning the wild animal and adopting a safe, loving home pet. A 15 year old seeks guidance on parental rules after a stepfather's authority, with a response stressing family discussion and responsibility. A third inquiry asks if kissing can spread AIDS. Amy cites no known transmission via kissing and notes saliva may kill HIV, with cautions about mouth sores.
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