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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1978
Page
8
A reader asks if menopause related skin drying could be worsened by a diuretic. Dr Lamb notes aging skin, nutrition, and medications can dry skin. Advice includes baby oil after showers, shielding from sun and wind, and referral to a Health Letter for skin care information. Readers may request the material by mail.
Dear Dr Lamb explains prostatitis causes acute bacterial infection and chronic forms, with treatment challenges. Advice covers distinguishing prostatitis from benign enlargement, and references a health letter on the prostate. A separate reader asks about hair thinning and vitamin E, with guidance against vitamin E as a cure and notes on thyroid and hormonal causes, plus dermatologist tips. The Carroll County YMCA advertises Jaxx and Tap dance classes with dates, times, costs, and registration details.
Republican Policy Committee urges renewal of OPIC statutory authority through Sept 30 1980 and expansion of its powers while restricting private insurer involvement. It cites OPIC success in funding 425 projects in 55 countries totaling 4.6 billion dollars and argues benefits to the United States outweigh AFL-CIO claims.
Howard County agrees to purchase 18.5 acres along Guilford Road adjacent to the elementary school for a housing project under the Guilford revitalization program. The sale to Pattison EF Whipps and family totaled 250,900 dollars for fee simple acquisition. The Community Development Committee plans 95 county owned subsidized units including garden apartments and townhouses similar to Hilltop in Ellicott City. Site planning starts this year with construction planned for fiscal year 1979.
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