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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1995
Page
10
The column explains nerve deafness from chronic loud sounds and warns about modern noise sources. It notes the irreversible damage to hearing cells and the prevention of nerve deafness, urging ear protection and volume control for children and workers. It also describes seasickness after cruises, detailing that balance adapts after landing and usually resolves without medication.
A columnist lists six retirement pitfalls to sidestep. From rushing lifestyle changes and expecting ideas to materialize to overestimating wealth, clinging to colleagues, and relocating, the piece urges deliberate planning and social adjustments for a smoother transition.
A reader recounts burying a healthy five month old after the baby sitter found him face down on a waterbed. Abby later urged printing a warning about infant safety on waterbeds after multiple letters advocated awareness and caution.
Forty four players met in a regular stratified bridge session on March 13 with detailed north south and east west placements in Strat A and B. Winners included Glenn Beidel Phylma Wilkison and Fred Wagoner Howard Gilbert among others with multiple podiums. March 20 results listed top pairs in Strat A and B with Deb Kiser Robey and Robert Freed among the leading teams. A regular game is scheduled for Monday March 27 at 7 15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion.
A CDC nationwide study finds the share of sexually active teens leveling off at about 53 percent in the 1990s. The survey notes condom use rose from 46 percent in 1990 to 53 percent in 1993, correlating with declines in teen births and sexually transmitted infections.
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