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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1996
Page
10
COPD encompasses emphysema chronic bronchitis and asthma with obstructed breathing and permanent lung damage. Diagnosis uses pulmonary tests X rays and blood gas analysis to show airway obstruction low blood oxygen and lung hyperinflation. Smoking and pollution raise risk. treatment includes bronchodilators oxygen therapy and lifestyle changes.
A domestic column advises wives of soon-to-retire husbands to temper expectations as pre retirement boasts often outpace reality. The writer urges moderation in all things and shares how one spouse managed a turbulent retirement buildup through practical realism. Also reports a July 15 bridge game results with Flight A and B winners and a July 22 game date at the Frederick American Legion.
A 45-year-old Michigan man seeks advice after online flirtation with a married Australian woman. He plans to pay half her airfare, fearing trust issues. Abby warns of trouble and questions the viability of a relationship with a married person.
Garment 2000 forms to address child labor with long term solutions including a teaching factory opening in September and a no sweat label system. Sen Harkin backs a voluntary label akin to rug marks to inform buyers, while industry leaders push funding for inspectors and collaboration to end child labor globally.
Readers learn teens increasingly choose vegetarian diets due to concerns over animal slaughter environmental impact and cholesterol. Nutritionists affirm healthfulness of well balanced plant based meals while noting the extra effort needed for school lunches. Bruce asks how to handle a prom related dating setback and receives cautious forgiveness guidance.
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