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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1991

Page

10

Extra heartbeats and MVP not usually dangerous

Premature ventricular contractions are common and typically harmless unless frequent or causing symptoms. MVP with a murmur is usually not linked to PVC danger. exercise is fine, and mild activity is encouraged. If planning strenuous exercise, consult a doctor and consider a stress test to confirm heart health.

Money to burn or invest how to choose annuities

Retired single woman weighs annuity pros and cons. Annuities can yield two to four points higher than CDs but lock funds for life, limiting access for emergencies or other investments. For a single person a lifetime only payout may suit best, with options to provide for heirs or a joint survivor for spouses. Consider diversifying with stock funds to beat inflation while balancing risk.

Ms. N.H P.O. Box Columbia

Breaking up a bad marriage

Readers share experiences about divorce and broken homes. Children express relief when parents divorce, noting staying together for kids caused more harm, while divorce allowed healthier lives. The letters advocate honesty, separate households, and avoiding repeated reconciliations.

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First Lady Barbara Bush fall prompts aging fall hazards reminder

The National Institute on Aging issued reminders on fall hazards for older people after Barbara Bush suffered a broken leg from a fall. Advice includes regular vision and hearing checks, managing ear wax, understanding prescription drug side effects, limiting alcohol, rising slowly, using a cane or walker, proper footwear, and regular exercise to improve balance and muscle tone. Walking is highlighted as a simple defense against falls.

Barbara Bush National Institute On Aging

Relocation tests teen choice to finish with friends

A high school senior faces moving from Orlando to Ann Arbor when her father takes a University of Michigan post. The column shares a teen’s dilemma about finishing high school with her Orlando classmates, plus an example of a student who moved mid senior year and graduated with honors.

DR. Wallace Orlando Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Michigan University of Florida Gainesville Jennifer Fla Texas San Antonio Kerrville Jill Wallace Pekin

Frederick Bridge Club results and next handicap game

Twenty six players played last week's regular game. In north-south first were Anita Crawford and Sherman Kahan, second Evelyn Krantz and Rocky Norris, third Lynn Boardman and Don Creasia. East-west winners were Jim Occhipinti and Donald Little first, Lester Bowie and Byron Bowie second, Jim McCracken and Tony Svasienko third. A handicap game is scheduled Monday at 7:15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion. For partner in formation call 694-8950.

Anita Crawford Sherman Kahan Evelyn Krantz Rocky Norris Lynn Boardman Don Creasia Jim Occhipinti Donald Little Lester Bowie Byron Bowie Jim McCracken Tony Svasienko Frederick American Legion Call

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