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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1991
Page
10
Dear Dr Gott notes that high dose niacin can cause liver inflammation and potentially pancreatitis, though rare. Trental can affect the liver but is not reported to cause pancreatitis. Suggestions include discussing alternatives with a doctor and lifestyle measures such as diet, exercise, and quitting smoking.
A 58 year old Akron resident, divorced seven years, seeks guidance on Social Security benefits. Despite caregiving duties for three children, she earned eight work years, leaving 32 quarters, below the 40 needed for her own benefit. She may access spousal benefits at 62 if her ex-husband is living, and divorced spouses gains require two years since divorce. The SSA advises checking records locally and contacting 800 234 5172 for personalized help.
Dear Abby columns on teen talk with a neighbormother recount two letters about teens discussing sex safe practices and prom etiquette. The piece highlights parental openness, teen trust, and guidance on when to discuss sensitive topics with children. It also notes a local handicap chess result with 24 players and upcoming games at the Frederick American Legion.
Barbara of Baltimore and teen writers Valerie of Detroit and Mitch of Houston weigh in on whether cheerleaders should earn varsity letters. Dr. Robert Wallace argues for coach and administrator discretion, while Barbara cites past school practices and Barbara’s own coaching days. The teens urge recognition balanced with athletic eligibility concerns.
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