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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1988
Page
5
Dr Gott notes pipe smoke is hazardous though possibly less so than cigarettes and urges consideration for bystanders. He also counsels a reader about premarital sex anxiety, advising medical consultation, sex manuals, and informed preparation with a supportive partner.
Everett Hancock, eight years retired, continues tuning pianos for $25, building a local network of bankers, coaches, teachers, church members, and former students. He argues retirement strength lies in staying where you know people, not moving to a planned community miles away.
A reader praises PBS Degrassi Junior High for tackling teen issues like drugs abuse and family struggles. Educators report tearful eye opening responses from students and a teacher shares how the show helped a student fight drug use. The letter also features a birth family reunion and gratitude for adoptive parents from San Diego readers.
Abbreviated readers' letters discuss a newborn name dilemma after a boyfriend's death, a cadet's stance on honor versus money, and a Texas Colonel's complaint about housing at the University of Maryland in 1969. Each writer urges responsible choices and references family, institutions, and values.
Last week's bridge results show overall winners Anita Crawford and James Occhipinti in first place with Rose Shapiro and Mary Remsburg second and Mae Palmer and Evelyn Krantz third. Thirty four players competed. North south leaders were Lowell Phillips and Colyn Phillips. east west top duo Bruce Hilton and Robert Freed. An open pairs championship is set for Monday at 7 15 pm at the Frederick American Legion.
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