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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1992
Page
18
Dear Dr Gott outlines that glaucoma requires individualized follow up with pressure checks and possibly visual field testing. Stable cases may be seen once or twice yearly, while more serious glaucoma needs closer supervision. Emphasis is given to discussing finances with the doctor to lower or waive fees and avoid damage.
The writer shares shock at seven hospital bills after a spouse’s death and advises keeping a bedside diary of every visitor, medicine, and procedure to compare with bills. Advocates suggest having friends maintain the diary, consulting doctors for itemized charges, and waiting for insurance before itemizing payments.
Readers recount surprising doorbell tours and heartfelt reunions in old houses across the country. Parents, siblings, and grandparents surface in Albany, Phoenix, Rhinelander, and Boston as former homes open or are visited, triggering memories, gifts, and sentimental journeys.
Thirty two players competed with teams posting top results. North south winners were Maggie Warfield and Joan McGinnis followed by Alan Shaw with Al Kime and Gladys Jacobson with Pat Lanner. East west leaders were Jim McCracken with Tony Svaslenko ahead of Jim Occhipinti with Rocky Norris and Sue Browning with Denise Clow. A regular game is scheduled Monday at 7 15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion.
The Piave River in northern Italy cuts a sharp right angle from the Alps through a fertile valley to the Adriatic, stretching about 125 miles. It has played a strategic role in World War I as Austrians and Italians clashed along its banks in 1917 and 1918.
The Chicken Flying Meet in Ohio invites owners of any age to enter their chickens in four weight classes. Birds must take off within 36 seconds of the signal and fly a measured distance from the roost to touchdown. Top three in each class win cash prizes based on distance.
In Twin Cities report the Mall of America may host 500 public school students next fall with preschool through high school programs inside the mall. The plan envisions 40 classrooms later serving 1,000 students as districts weigh the impact on materialism and community life.
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