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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1987
Page
7
Dr Peter Gott discusses magnetic resonance imaging MRI as a noninvasive technique using magnetic forces and radio waves to produce detailed internal body images. He notes MRI is costly, currently limited to major centers, but predictions suggest prices drop and access expands with time.
A Pittsburgh reader asks Abby to combat AIDS misinformation and prejudice, noting casual contact cannot spread HIV. Experts affirm the fact, urging accurate public information. The column then covers a marital gift dispute over a wedding pitcher and card, advising practical action, and a plea from cancer patients to omit death causes in obituaries to foster hope.
Kent Collins explains why buying medigap insurance matters as you approach retirement. The piece outlines Medicare gaps, deductible structures, and co payments, plus practical tips: choose one policy, ensure renewability, compare premiums, avoid policy switching, and shop multiple dealers. It notes long term care costs and other uncovered items like dental and eyeglasses.
Readers debate Michigan Notre Dame game results in a heated exchange. A Hoosier columnist admits error after Notre Dame’s 26 7 victory at Michigan Stadium. Separately a daughter urges her mother to quit smoking and a Mississippi man seeks dating guidance with a betrayed spouse involved.
November basketweaving sessions taught by Susan Donoghue-Rick at Rose Hill Manor 1611 N. Market St. Frederick. Each 1-5 p.m. class limited to five registrants with a $12 fee including materials. Nov 5 24 make a 7 inch square to round basket. Nov 17 19 teach heart shaped basket. Register via Frederick County Parks at 694.1645. payments due two days before class.
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