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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1991
Page
11
Dear Dr Gott addresses late life depression and the potential role of imipramine. It notes that mood disorders in elders can respond to therapy, stresses full therapeutic dosing over months or years, and highlights complementary approaches such as managing physical pain, counseling, clergy support, and social activities to lift spirits.
Hartford reader vents frustration that baby boomers are not unique in paying into Social Security. A senior recalls 1929 birth and 43 cent wage era, noting Social Security as a supplement, not a living wage, and contrasts pension norms and motherhood wage limits. The note invites further comments to The Senior Forum in Columbia Missouri.
A reader asks about nationality of children born to a white American mother and a Chinese-born husband with a permanent resident visa. Abby clarifies national status as American for natural-born citizens and: the child is half Oriental and half Caucasian. The column also covers a senior-year teen marriage tale and a Texas reader praising love beyond paternity.
Thirty eight players took part in last week's event with overall winners Sue Browning and George Hedstrom. Charlotte Davis and Lester Bowie finished second, followed by Tony Svaslenko and Jim McCracken in third. Don and Carole Little tied for fourth as Jim Occhipinti and Jim Eaton tied for fifth and sixth. A regular game is scheduled Monday at 7 15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion.
Ginger of Elizabethtown complains her father sold the two television sets to curb what he calls wasteful viewing. Readers Paul Collins of Oceanside and Ginger Maddox of Orlando offer reform bites urging a new TV and rules. Dr Wallace weighs in on limiting hours and choosing programs.
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