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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1993

Page

7

Does therapy cure ovarian cancer

Ovarian cancer is a serious problem with frequent late detection. Diagnosis is hard as there are no specific tests and symptoms are vague. Therapy often proves ineffective when the disease is advanced, though occasional patients may be cured after chemotherapy.

DR. Gott Ment

Retirement pitfall cautions and common financial traps

The piece warns against taking broad advice for retirement finances and outlines pitfalls. It notes that advice often serves product sales, stresses building a nest egg of several hundred thousand dollars, suggests renting before buying in retirement, and highlights the importance of estate planning, life insurance, and tax considerations for widows, urging readers to send truisms to The Senior Forum in Columbia, Missouri.

JDW P.O. Box Columbia

Resolution tips and a men’s bridge results from last week

The article outlines forming practical New Year goals with professional help when needed and managing temptations. It also reports a last week's bridge event with 26 players, listing top pairs: Eaton with Occhipinti, Jacobson with Falconer, Snyder with Clow, Hedstrom with Browning, Selzer with Poiner, and Taylor with Whapple. A regular game is noted for Monday at 7:15 pm at the Fredrick American Legion.

James Eaton Jam Occhipinti Bed Gladys Jacobson Donald Falconer Bath Elizabeth Snyder Denise Clow Sue Browning George Hedstrom Bill Selzer Hilda Poiner Mike Taylor Mark Whapple Fredenck Amencan Legion

Don't wed the man who won't dance Dear Abby column letters

A flood of readers challenge Abby's advice to Frustrated about dancing with her fiancé. Amy in Alabama and others recount failed marriages due to a partner resisting shared activities. They urge postponing or counseling before marrying. Insights from Seattle Chicago San Diego and Peoria voices stress compromise and deeper issues.

Abby Amy Alabama Peoria San Diego Seattle Chicago

Beginning exercisers guidelines from Scripps Howard News Service

American Running & Fitness Association outlines health precautions and tips for new exercisers. Seek doctor approval if inactive or over 40, assess coronary risk factors, choose truly aerobic activities like running or swimming, and aim for 20 minutes per session. Plan flexible schedules, invest in proper footwear, warm up gradually, stretch without bouncing, start slowly, and build to 20 to 30 minutes three to four times weekly with a five minute cool down.

Scripps Howard News Service American Running & Fitness Association Bethesda

Teens quiz pits you as hotheaded or mellow

A SASSY magazine pop quiz tests teen temper and self control across scenarios from studying siblings to movie lines. It scores responses to reveal if you’re quick to anger, defensive, or laid back, and notes early training stages for new athletes with advice.

Yousa David Letterman Billy Crystal Andrew Dice Clay

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