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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1996
Page
6
Dear Dr Gott answers AIDS risk from a discarded condom is nil as dogs and humans cannot contract AIDS through such exposure. It then explains eosinophilic pneumonia, its causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and treatments, noting most cases have no cause found and cortisone-based therapy is common. urges review of ongoing medications if recurrence suggests a drug trigger.
Advice column urges wives to give husbands in retirement thoughtful care. Emphasizes naps, shared finances, scheduled medical visits, active mental life, and new pursuits to keep partnership vibrant for about 30 more years.
A wolf-dog owner argues for understanding of wolf hybrids, noting many fear the animals yet can be peaceful with training and proper care. The letter underlines responsible handling, animal safety, and the need to educate the public before judging hybrids. It also includes a separate note praising Al-Anon guidance and self-love as key to healthier relationships.
Gift of music on page B-1 shows Phyllis Marcus performing old World War I to Big Band tunes to a nodding elderly crowd. A catatonic woman in a wheelchair suddenly awakens, opens her eyes, claps, and appears to try to sing along to It's a Grand Old Flag. The moment leaves observers unsure what in the music moved her.
A 16 year old girl asks Dr Wallace for help after being grounded for riding with her 18 year old boyfriend Eddie on a motorcycle. Parents accuse him of unsafe behavior and demand an end to the relationship. The columnist cautions on responsibility and offers no-safe alternative transportation.
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