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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2001
Page
11
Reader questions cover male undescended testicle concerns and a spouse’s cross dressing, with advice to seek medical check and discuss boundaries. A second letter warns against upside down hanging for stress relief, noting stroke risks and recommending safer stress controls.
Executor asks if mutual fund values can be lowered for estate paperwork. Tax rules base estate and inheritance taxes on death value, not later lows, though some dates allow adjusted appraisals. Settling costs, fees, and possible deductions affect totals. consider full estate value and potential spousal inheritance without taxes.
A museum display features Wharton Esherick’s 1962 cherry wood music stand and 1967-68 Sheila Hicks Linen Lean-To wall hanging with large white tassels. It highlights Italian designers Gio Ponti and Piero Fornasetti’s 1952 writing cabinet screen printed with architectural fantasy motifs. The show, in the Lil Acheson Wallace Wing, runs through April 1 with late spring events opening May.
A reader asks about teen sexual activity and pregnancy risks. Abby notes many teens lack readiness for sex with medical cautions and emphasizes prevention measures. Another letter discusses a problematic family holiday showing tension with in laws and generation gaps.
A teen writes about dating an ex con who served seven months for cocaine and asks parents to accept his change. A reader named Ramona from Huntington Beach, California shares coping with her mother’s death and suggests holding onto memories to heal.
Geri Hauser and Karen Robbins, Pasadena area residents, lead the American Fancy Rat and Mouse Association promoting fancy rats as pets and show animals. They host events, educate the public, and showcase rats with standards for conformation, coat, and behavior to improve the rats' image.
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