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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2001
Page
6
A reader challenges superstition in food safety and links menstruation to rotten tomatoes, urging medical, evidence based discussion. A doctor replies on panic anxiety attacks, noting prevalence in women, treatment options, and the potential for recovery through therapy and meds.
A reader asks what retirement is like for single people versus couples. many retirees, especially widowed or divorced, find the golden years lonely or lacking purpose social contact often shifts from work to home and family. seasoned singles say they adapt by building routines and guidance for others adjusting to widowhood and living alone.
Birla, who ended a 20 year FedEx stint this summer, now leads seminars on work life balance and tapping employee creativity. He stresses workers must feel part of a winning team that cares about them as people and that managers need balance between professional and domestic life to avoid insecurity.
Dear Abby readers share marital strife as a 53 year old wife discovers online chats with gay men and a hotel room detail. She confronts her husband who swears he only chatted. Reader questions how to proceed and face potential STI testing and fallout. Another submission asks how to evict parents living with a daughter, who fears losing her life and asks for relocation deadline guidance.
The Maryland Junior Miss program invites girls who are United States citizens and Maryland residents to apply. Finalists compete February 17 at Frederick Community College with contestant orientation January 6 at Western Maryland College. The winner travels to Mobile, Alabama for two weeks to join a national program with more than 250 thousand dollars in college scholarships.
Fragmentary quotes portray Gary Walters as a trusted White House confidant who handles sensitive matters, from Iraq’s Scud threat to Gorbachev’s coat, while noting his ability to keep confidences. The text also references historical figures like John Adams and an 1800 arrival, in a blurred narrative about memory and secrecy.
The article warns that tongue piercings can cause dental damage and infections that may spread to the heart, leading to serious health issues. It emphasizes medical cautions and potential complications from oral body modification.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a leader of a faith urged open talk on future together while urging calm and honest discussion. The piece notes heated words often avoided, and reflects student views on college time to degree, suggesting flexibility with summer courses to finish in three years.
The Frederick Freeman features seniors events and tech topics in a column called Tech Talk by William O’Neal while social worker Maria Mills writes holiday gatherings and other content. Local figure Art Richards runs Richards World Travel Inc and Tip tax themed pieces appear from accountant Donald Linton.
Thirty four players competed in the Frederick Bridge Club event on January 1. In Flight A north-south winners were James McCrackan and Maier. Ted Banvard and others placed behind. Flight C winners were Gladys Tatobcon and Joanne Dickinson Sete. Carl Herrick and Robert Ree Sete were runners-up. The club plans another game Monday January 8 at 7 15 p m at the Cade American Legion.
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