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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1988
Page
7
Dr Gott explains that after a staph infection a person is not automatically a carrier. Some people harbor staph without illness, especially in the nose or skin pores, and carriers can spread to vulnerable individuals. Health workers must take precautions and may need antibiotics.
An elderly reader advises on reviving affection after years of work and childrearing and cautions against chasing youth fantasies. The column includes guidance on realistic expectations, courtship, health, and consulting a doctor to overcome aging limits. It then addresses a 58-year-old worker facing an aggressive buyout, outlining possible golden handshakes, layoff notices, pension implications, inflation, and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act protections.
A teen asks about informing parents on a brother's marijuana and pill use. Dr. Wallace urges disclosure for the brother’s future, while other readers discuss girls athletics safety, substance abuse dangers, and gasoline sniffing risks. The column emphasizes warning signs and seeking guidance.
A reader shares how a Dear Abby letter led to romance with Dennis Mallon after responding to a shipmates' appeal in 1986. Valerie Mallon recounts meeting in Philadelphia, marrying in 1987, and thanking Abby for the cross-ocean journey.
Area bridge club results show Iris Yonetz with Denise Clow as champions, George Zolovich and Michael Meyers as runners up, and multiple pairs in top positions. Regular game scheduled Monday at 7 8 p.m. at Frederick American Legion. Duplicate Bridge group topped by Adrienne Guggenheim and Robert Freed, with Carole Little and Jim Occhipinti second, others in third and fourth. Next session Thursday at noon in Francis Scott Key Mall community room.
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