Bathroom rights in school and Graves disease overview
Dear Dr Gott answers two questions: first, students should be allowed to use the bathroom without punitive delays, as denying relief harms learning and health. Second, Graves disease is an autoimmune thyroid condition causing eye protrusion. treatment favors drugs over thyroid or radioactive therapies, with surgery only rarely needed.
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DR. Gott
Stu
Graves
Matching retirement places to health needs for seniors
A reader advises that retirement location should hinge on health conditions rather than just climate. Look for places with strong medical care, active senior communities, and accessible services, then tailor choice by consulting doctors, county offices, and local organizations.
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Chamber of Commerce
United Way Office
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Times Mirror Square
Los Angeles
Calif
Millennium Tusk Takes Shape Online for Wisconsin Carver
Tusk artist Wilson shifts from priesthood to mining to art and now leverages the World Wide Web to show his carved work. Terry Prince of Sacramento discovers his pieces on his site and becomes a key promoter, helping market the distant carver to collectors worldwide as he completes the ivory sculpture over two demanding years.
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Faro
Wilson
Terry Prince
Sacramento
Calif
Prince
Woman Builds Bright Future After Troubled Past
DEAR ABBY letters reveal a woman who left a small town after a teenager shocker, rebuilt life with distance, new name, education, and a stable family. She urges forgiveness of self and ongoing community involvement, noting 10-year marriage and two children as proof of change. Abby counsels self respect and moving beyond gossip, while offering advice on handling lingering judgment and family dynamics.
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Abby
Oregon
Texas
Deep
Orlando
Fla
Mae
Califor
Parental caution and classroom priority clash in school guidance
A teen describes a close bond with a recovering drug addict mother who bans visits to her apartment. The mom warns against drugs and unsafe sex, while the student questions fairness. A history teacher and basketball coach neglects history to focus on winning, prompting advice to involve parents and school admin if teaching duties persist.
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Kayaleie
Gues
Toni
Frederick Bridge Club March Regular Results
Thirty six players competed in the Frederick Bridge Club March regular game. North south Flight A winners were Peirce and Yonetz first, Clawson and Freed second, Little and Occhipinti third, Eaton and Phillips fourth. Flight B winners were Loew and Fox first, Brinkley and Kemeter second. East west Flight A winners were Eaton and Boardman first, Snyder and Maier second, Shaw and Carden third, Klein and Wagner fourth. Flight C second place went to Mes ner. A regular game is scheduled for Monday March 15 at 7 15 p m at the Frederick American Legion.
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Northsouth
Margaret Peirce
Iris Yonetz
Ronald Clawson
Robert Freed
Donald Little
Jim Occhipinti
James Eaton
Lowell Phillips
Bill Loew
Rodneey Fox
Jean Brinkley
Kemeter
Emma Eaton
Lynn Boardman
Betty Snyder
Ralph Maier
Mike Shaw
Frank
Carden
Doris Klein
Donna Wagner
Jack
Patsy Mesner
Frederick American Legion
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