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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1998
Page
6
Dr Gott answers reader questions on whether pitocin during labor could trigger a child’s temper, how often to change newborn washcloths, and why some people feel codeine while others do not. He cites psychological factors, infection risks, and genetic enzyme differences in metabolism.
Ruth Miller reports on NA FCE efforts and the India Project funding for literacy health and craft teachers, the Tune Out Violence campaign set for April 5 with pledge sheets, plus training, lessons, and craft workshops through early 1998 for Frederick County Homemakers and clubs.
Dear Abby offers advice to a stressed 18 year old single mother considering custody for financial and emotional reasons. A grieving father seeks guidance after a dispute over painting wages and violence, then a reader urges perseverance in quitting smoking with a personal success story.
The reader asks if a father near eighty should be re educated about past family dynamics. The column suggests respect his peace of mind, not coercive correction, noting that older parents may hold comforting myths. If his statements harm others, gentle clarification could help, but avoid harsh confrontation.
A reader asks whether to reveal age 20 to a 15 year old girlfriend after lying about age. Dr Wallace condemns the lie, urges apology, and ending the relationship. A teen writes about a mother opening personal letters from a Canadian pen pal and a counselor sides with the teen on privacy and independence.
Despite the Titanic disaster and the blockbuster film, cruise bookings surge. Travel executives say luxury, safety advances, and better value attract fliers, with ships equipped with radar and sealable compartments reducing risk.
With January's Packers Broncos game looming, hotel rooms in San Diego are scarce and costly. Brokers offer boats as floating hotels from 375 to 400 dollars a night, while private homes and cruises push prices higher. A Milwaukee broker lists a 3700 square foot house for 1250 a night and the Doomsday List of lighthouses highlights preservation needs.
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