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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1995
Page
10
Reader questions cover cellulitis causes and streptococcal infection, with antibiotics usually succeeding. The reply notes diffusion under the skin, painful swelling, and red taut skin.
The federal Pension Protection Act of 1994 aims to shield retirees and workers from underfunded plans by requiring realistic interest and mortality assumptions, mandating cash reserves for severely underfunded plans, raising insurance premiums, and tightening financial reporting. It notes underfunding has risen from 27 billion in 1987 to about double that today and advises contacting former employers for latest fund reports.
A reader laments neighbors neglecting a widower who died after isolation and lavish flowers. Abby responds with a poem about valuing presence over gifts, and shares a memory of a grieving widow who kept a tape of her deceased husband, finding comfort in small gestures.
Yunker favors applying foundation with a sponge to main facial points and cautions against dragging color to the jawline. White and Hoffman echo natural results, advising shade matching, minimal concealer use, and avoiding a mask-like look by staying within skin tone.
Dr Wallace presents home accident data from the National Safety Council noting 20 500 home deaths last year with 6100 from falls and over 4 000 from burns or fires. Advice includes removing throw rugs, using ladders, adding non skid mats, installing smoke detectors, practicing escape routes, and teaching stop drop and roll. The exchange also features a teen named Carla urging parents to listen and include teens in family planning and discussion.
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