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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1998
Page
7
Reader asks if statins cause muscle damage and the column explains rare but serious risks such as rhabdomyolysis and potential liver inflammation. It notes symptoms to watch for, the need for prompt medical testing, and that statins save lives while carry warnings from manufacturers.
The Senior Forum asks how retirement and aging will redefine living comfort in an MTVV era. As baby boomers age, news audiences, newspapers, and markets shift toward older demographics with changes in homes, health products, finance, autos, dining, education, and fitness. Share thoughts with The Senior Forum.
The article describes collectors features on page A-7 including a snowflake question. Tourist displays show Lyme Ohio Post Office history in two periods, with canceled envelopes bearing unusual post marks from Crook Cole Midnight Miss Darling and Wampum Pa. Additional boards include farm related postmarks from Vineland New Jersey Cortland Ohio Ashland Ohio and Pittsfield.
Traditional Scandinavian decor blends neoclassical French furnishings with 18th century fabrics in muted tones. A new book on Karl and Karin Larsson highlights the Swedish influence, while Scalamandre’s Northern Exposures offer bears and checked motifs. Postmark collecting thrives with a Bellevue museum at its center and a growing club of 1200 members.
A married reader in her fifties asks how to convince her womanizing husband to use condoms amid safety fears of HIV and STDs. Abby warns if he refuses, discuss female condoms and be direct with no sex without protection. A second reader from South Carolina protests gendered Mother’s Day events and urges inclusive mother-child celebrations, urged to start change locally with a mother-son banquet.
The Bashall family of Dunsfold Surrey preserves an extensive Land Rover prototype collection including sandys on float and track versions. Fans note the Defender keeps the character of the Series I and many hope it remains in production.
Forty four players competed in the April 27 regular bridge game. Flight A north-south winners were Frank Carden and Emma Eaton first, Bill Loew and Lynn Boardman second, Agnes Kemeter and Jean Brinkley third, Ed and Eunice Cochran fourth. Flight B third place went to Howard and Lois Gilbert. East-west Flight A winners were James Eaton and Jim Occhipinti first, Evelyn Krantz and Marie Nicely second, Gary Wold and Ray Bloom tied for third with Debbie Kiser and Robert Robey. A regular game is scheduled for Monday May 4 at 7 15 p m at the Frederick American Legion.
A reader argues sex strengthens a relationship and a teen seeks advice from Dr. Wallace. The counselor discusses talking to trusted adults, seat belt safety, and belt laws, citing statistics on lives saved and injuries prevented to stress cautious behavior and responsibility.
Country Living notes antique ceramic cows remain popular among collectors. England’s Staffordshire pieces from the 18th to 19th centuries command prices from under 300 dollars to over 1,000, with early creamer lids and original parts driving value. Reproductions mount challenges. experts urge inspection, weight checks, and provenance to distinguish originals.
Frederick County recognition highlighted FPC Food Services, Pit Crew, and Kulina Enterprises. Brunk accepted the Hall of Fame Award for a four-state, 32 million dollar revenue firm now employee owned. Emerging Entrepreneur honors went to Pit Crew founders Malcolm Bryan and Tim Reardon. Established Entrepreneur of the Year went to Steve Kulina. Guest speaker Cliff Chiet urged profits as a byproduct of strong relationships and warned about burnout and financing gaps.
Grain and soybean futures slipped sharply on the Chicago Board of Trade as forecasts for improving planting and growing weather suggested ample production amid weak demand. Wheat futures neared five year lows while corn and oats showed mixed moves. livestock futures also shifted with lean hogs down and pork bellies up. ExecutStay Corp to acquire Accommodations America in deal worth 25.5 million with combined firm projecting 150 million revenue in 1998 across 30 states.
Freddie Mac says the average 3 year fixed mortgage jumped to 7.22 percent, the highest in five months, up from 7.15 percent. Fifteen year loans averaged 6.85 percent, and one year ARMs stood at 5.69 percent, all excluding points.
Tuesday farming notes and calendar items appear in the agriculture pages. Che Frederich Neins Honst contributed farming news and a look at seasonal tasks and events for readers.
An old classified notice offers Whea Web Hosting at 35.00 per month with web design packages and a contact number 301 631 5084 for customers seeking services.
Harrisburg AP Pennsylvania utility regulators tentatively approve the 26 billion takeover of Pittsburgh based DQE Inc by Allegheny Power Systems. The merger stalls on competition concerns unless both join an ISO and pass three federal reviews.
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