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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1996
Page
5
A reader asks about a sudden fish allergy in a son whose throat swells and rash appears. The response warns of imminent danger, recommends allergist tests and possible desensitization, and suggests an EpiPen for emergency use. It also notes general steps for food allergy management.
Advice to verify survivor benefits under 1985 rules and check total pension value, inflation protection, Social Security integration, and insurance. Readers urged to request a payout plan that favors the surviving spouse, and to secure a $100,000–$200,000 policy as income backup. Also notes a May 27 bridge game results and player placements.
Readers urge replacing jurors with professional panels in a debate sparked by Abby's column. Letters from Louisa Ravin and others argue jurors lack time or understanding, while some praise professional jurors and suggest training or tests. The discussion previews tomorrow's continuation on the topic.
The interview recalls Mary Quant reflecting on a turbulent yet enduring marriage after a near-fatal life change. She describes feeling dead at first, then embracing a renewed life as she aged, arguing youth is overrated and resilience grows with time. Isabella Rossellini’s image frames the discussion of beauty with age.
Ashley warns against revenge and urges against confronting Amy's mother. Dr Wallace affirms. Separate tale follows: a teen 15-year-old babysits brother all summer as mother returns to work. Angie agrees the caregiver should cover summer duties, not the school year.
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