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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2001
Page
10
A discussion notes possible links between tattooing and hepatitis C infection, citing studies on prevalence among tattooed populations and the role of parlor practices. It also touches on nutrition topics and fat types, contrasting saturated and unsaturated fats and their health effects.
In this essay about retiree travel habits and timing the writer advises avoiding summer crowds. It contrasts crowded venues such as the Smithsonian National History Museum and popular beaches with quieter options and family oriented trips. The piece suggests travel in off months, prioritizing comfort, cost, and flexibility.
New York report highlights close parent child ties reduce risky behavior. Columbia University findings show 45 percent of teens talk with both parents, 15 percent with mother only, 4 percent with father only. Campaign offers rules, meals, supervision, praise, and modeling to deter drug use.
A reader row discusses survivor views on knowing assailant dynamics and reporting crimes. Cites studies that 80 percent of reported incidents involve someone the woman knows, urges reporting, and stresses a right to say no. Also features letters about personal expression, teen diet, and an unconnected workplace appearance question with advice to employers about gradual self-expression.
A Mitrologist notes hats as personal statements from wedding bands to careers, with American hats serving as walking billboards and backward wear signaling nonconformity. Miller hunts in SoHo for pieces like a yellow Buddhist monk’s Tagdrama and a Sioux ceremonial headdress, while flea markets offer bargains and warnings about collecting overtaking space.
Fifty two players took part in the June 18 regular game. In Flight A north-south winners were Lowell Phillips with Rod ney Walser first, Emma Eaton and James Eaton second, Ron Clawson and Bob Dickinson third, Frances Shafer and Barbara Ward fourth, Lois Taylor and Iris Yonetz fifth. East-west winners Sherman Kahan and Robert Freed first, Jim Occhipin ti and Lynn Boardman second, Denise Clow and James McCrackan third, Bill Loew and Sam Kelter fourth. Ken Zimmerman and Ken Perschau fourth, Debbie Kiser and Robert Robey also listed. Flight B third place went to Hilda and Tim Sullivan, fourth to Ted Barvard and Bruce McDonough. Flight C third place went to Gary Wold and Marie Sullivan. A junior fund game is scheduled for Monday, June 25, at 7:15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion.
A reader questions the handling of the president’s daughter involved with alcohol in Texas, urging stronger consequences and parent guidance. Dr Wallace suggests teens need self esteem support, responsibility, and positive reinforcement to foster citizenship and avoid repeat issues.
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