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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2002
Page
7
Reader letters discuss abdominal aortic aneurysm symptoms in a 16-year-old in a nursing home and the possibility of a noninvasive ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis. The exchange weighs testing risks against early detection and potential repair, urging discussion with the patient for better quality of life.
A daughter describes her mother's constant complaints at an Orlando assisted living facility. The mother, who calls a blind roommate the “one eyed lady,” vents about food staff and preachers while targeting her daughter for not letting her move in. Family stresses include a spouse pressuring to avoid caregiving burdens and suggestions to manage visits and routines.
Officials warn that heightened security impacts daily life and travel to iconic sites. Homeland Security chief notes potential changes in access rules at the White House within months while President and First Lady push for broader public access alongside safety concerns.
A mother’s boyfriend, recently released for an aggravated reported incident on a child, pressures a teen with sexual comments and advances. The girl fears disbelief and seeks safety, urging her mother to recognize the risk and separate for her protection. A columnist offers direct guidance on reporting abuse and distancing from the predator.
Seniors embrace companionship beyond family roles with tales from Sandra Callender and others in retirement communities. Gerontology expert Ronald Lucchino notes rising longevity and continued desire for relationships, while singles groups in Fort Myers and personal anecdotes from Washington highlight dating later in life.
Lisa asks if a Finland trip at seventeen with friends and guardians can count as education, noting college courses abroad this summer and parental input. Dr Wallace encourages weighing world experience against academics and suggests family dialogue and planning.
Answers to History Bee questions continue with The Clustered Spirits attributed to Charles Carrell of Carvalitan. The toll road concept included a pole or pike turning after payment. The Santa Fe Trail is identified among the questions.
Frederick Bridge Club reports results from the Junior Meet on May 12 with Flight A winners Demin and Peed Wigner along with Richard Taylor and Blaine Rowe. Other top pairs included Sammi Eaton and Lynn Boardman in third, Denise Clow and James McCrackan fourth, Sherman Kahan and Robert Freed sixth, Retty Snyder and Ralph Major seventh, and Frances Shafer with Chris Rust. Flight C results list Mme Sullivan and Jean Brinkley fourth, Frank Warren and Mike Shiv fifth, Wake and Ray Blum in fourth, Kenimmeritan and Charge Du Bais in fourth. Night A and East West sections show Mehl A fifth and James Eaton with Lowell Phillips. There will be no game Feb 16. Senior game set Feb 25 at the Frederick Manse Lodge and a separate game at 7115 Pain Bob 25 at the Freder Americus Legion.
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