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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2002
Page
14
Reader seeks diagnosis for a year of humming in the right ear and fluttering visions, suggesting inner ear infection or neurological causes. Dr Gott recommends neurology referral, tests nerves in eyes and ears, and possible imaging limits. Reassures not all symptoms are psychological.
A Pennsylvania reader shares a personalized retirement path at 54 with his wife aged six, detailing past careers in vocational rehabilitation and education, travel plans, debt avoidance, and limited new work as a substitute teacher. He notes regret in aging parents’ passing and discusses finding elements to define retirement beyond volunteering or golf.
The article discusses how office politics flourish when managers resist changes to their power and how employees cope by catering to bosses. It argues for formal conflict resolution, transparency about company performance, and addressing harassment as an organizational issue to motivate workers and reduce politics.
Healthtex introduces Kidproof, a polymer-based finish that bonds to fabric to reduce staining shrinking and color fading. Developed by VF Playwear with the University of Kentucky Textile Testing Laboratory and Hill Top Research, it is odor free non allergenic and wash resistant.
Dear Abby columns discuss a proposed anti smoking poster showing a cemetery arch with brand names and headstones. Reader suggests expanding with Chester Fields Philip Morris and Benson & Hedges as a provocative message to highlight smoking dangers. The exchange explores impact and public service value of shocking imagery.
Book notes on Fandal Stress’s two year access story of Benchmark’s six tall founders backing eBay and other billion dollar startups. The narrative blends business history with access, detailing high stakes meetings and the birth of the new economy through a novelistic yet factual account.
The piece profiles Karyn Seroussi and her husband seeking ASD answers after their son’s diagnosis. It highlights their journey tracing autism causes through diet and therapy, and references their book Unraveling The Mystery Of Autism And Pervasive Developmental Disorder. It notes Seroussi’s role with ANDI and mentions Secrets of the Baby Whisperer for Toddlers by Tracy Hogg with Melinda Blau.
The Frederick Bridge Club hosted an ACBL wide seniors game on February 25 with four participants and listed flight by flight winners. In Monday night Junior Fund action, multiple pairings earned top placements across Flights A C and various sections, with several pairs tied or noted for strong showings. The next regular game is set for 7:15 pm at the Frederick American Legion, with details on dates and pairings continuing.
A teen advocates full adulthood rights expressing frustration at age based limits on housing voting and personal decisions while a Seattle reader argues against rigid age thresholds in favor of maturity and autonomy. Another letter advises verifying trade schools' accreditation and visiting campuses to avoid rip-offs.
A faith driven man describes choosing poverty over wealth, relying on daily communion and prayer. He recalls guidance from his father at 18 after receiving a Bible, saying Jesus answered his life. He rejects money and believes faith makes the impossible possible. Online participation details are provided.
A health report notes a strong fear of transmitted diseases among U S women and highlights declines in smoking during pregnancy to 12 2 percent in 2000 and a downturn in higher order multiple births. Fertility therapies contribute to overall U S birth rates near the high end of developed nations while officials urge caution. The study cites NCHS data and international comparisons with Australia Britain and Spain.
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