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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1999
Page
7
A Dear Reader column discusses shifting meat choices away from red meat toward leaner options like deer, buffalo, and kangaroo due to cholesterol and heart disease concerns. It notes activist opposition to slaughter, dietary protein debates, and mentions beef and pork less marbled than in the past.
A retired couple describes working part time at a national franchise motel as night clerks. They cover two shifts weekly, with a backup by the other spouse, avoiding scrambling for replacements. They value the franchise’s upscale clientele and nearby properties offering discounts, plus meals and lodging perks not tied to insurance. They invite readers to share ideas to enhance retiree lifestyles via the Senior Forum.
Dear Abby responds to readers about inviting themselves on others vacations. Horror at the idea is tempered with firm boundary setting to protect marital privacy and intimacy. The column also shares a kitchen note featuring Abby’s Famous Pecan Pie recipe and a reader’s praise for the walnut variation winning a county fair award.
Joanne Ramos 42 and James Power 47 wed October 23 on a pasture near their Martinsburg home. An appaloosa named Abby carried the bride in a Western gown and cowboy hat. Ramos, paralyzed below the waist since 1991, rode with light mounting assistance as guests feasted on barbecue.
Norma disputes advising a 14 year old to report her 17 year old brother's drug use. Dr Wallace argues the youth sought to save him, calling snitching a courageous act, while a Texas mother recounts discovering her daughter's open diary and praising prudent parental intervention.
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