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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1991
Page
30
A reader cautions that blood in urine is always abnormal and can signal kidney or bladder issues. The piece urges cystoscopy and blood tests after incomplete testing and suggests referral to a urologist for definitive diagnosis and treatment options.
A reader scolds a retirement column for advising that current friends may not fit retirement life. The editor explains friendship is episodic and retirees need leisure oriented, low stress connections, not work-style ties, and invites further letters.
Washington safety guidance from the American College of Emergency Physicians urges summer precautions. Topics cover drowning prevention, CPR, bike helmets, proper bike fit, road rules, visibility, sun protection, sunscreen SPF 15, hydration, and avoiding alcohol, with emphasis on reducing preventable injuries among children.
A reader asks whether to reveal enduring love for Ray who has a girlfriend. Abby advises waiting until his current relationship ends, then confessing. Other letters cover workplace credit, and a beach scene with skimpy bikinis observed in Santa Monica.
In Detroit a 7-year-old boy guided his mother Angela Berry through childbirth with help from an 11-dollar operator. The 7-pound, 1-ounce girl was born early Wednesday at Samarit? tan Hospital. both mother and baby were reported fine. Robert Berry assisted by instructing his mother to push and by calming her, while Rosa Williams alerted emergency services. An ambulance arrived about seven minutes after the birth.
Two Massachusetts youths now 18 and 15 filed suit charging a local store with selling cigarettes to minors when they were 12 and 15, seeking redress for alleged addiction. G A S P funds most legal costs as the case proceeds against alleged negligent distribution and nuisance.
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