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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2002
Page
7
A reader asks about managing enlarged prostate with saw palmetto and zinc versus standard meds like Hytrin Cardura Detral and Proscar. Dr Gott recommends sticking with conventional treatment, notes surgery possible for very large glands, and invites updates on the alternative approach.
Older workers 50 and over can contribute extra to retirement plans under the 2001 reform. Catch-up limits rise from $200 to $5,000 annually depending on plan type and year, with higher amounts allowed in IRAs 401(k) 403(b) and SIMPLE plans through 2005 and beyond if extended by Congress.
A reader vents about a best friend who designs a memorial quilt pattern for 9/11 and plans to sell it without donating profits to related charities. Abby urges personal choice in giving, notes charity funds rely on local efforts, and suggests ending the friendship if needed.
The Gulf War era and post 9 11 mood drive music and film releases. Lee Greenwood and Enya see renewed interest in patriotic and spiritual titles while Hollywood balances real and unreal with releases like Harry Potter The Two Towers and Behind Enemy Lines. Warner Bros shifts Collateral Damage release to February as America grieves and heals.
In a local reflection piece Whitby and Sangstad discuss post 9/11 reactions. They urge avoiding hate while acknowledging patriotism and religious persecution. They note Muslims are religious people and offer a call for understanding amid war. The CD September Song is on sale at Market Street Cafe for $10.
A 17 year old from San Francisco asks about waiting for her imprisoned boyfriend serving three years for armed robbery. A second letter from Ginger of Garden Grove questions overemphasis on athletics and urges academics, with Dr Wallach praising balanced sports and education.
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