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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1999
Page
8
Dear Dr Gott advises returning to the successful surgeon to assess recurrence and consider mesh reinforcement. The column outlines that surgery may be the best option despite no guarantee of success and cautions against assuming nonoperative fixes.
How a widow can transfer a family business and savings to heirs with tax free gifts. An accountant Can turn the business into a stock company and use annual stock gifts of ten thousand per recipient. Estate tax exemptions rise to 850000 by 2004, potentially reducing the taxable estate significantly. Seek professional tax guidance to tailor the plan.
Fifty players took part in the September 6 regular game. North-south Flight A winners were Jim Occhipinti and Denise Clow with several second and third place duos. Flight B top pairs were Debbie Kiser and Mike Shaw, with Ralph Maier and Betty Snyder in third. Flight C second went to Aurora Nicoletti and Fannie Johnson. East-west Flight A winners were Margaret Peirce and Helen Swanson, with Howard Gilbert and Rodney Walser in second, and others through fifth. Fourth in Flight B went to Dave Bort and Oliver Benson, and third in Flight C to Marie Nicely and Bob Dickinson. A STAC game will be held September 13 at 7:15 p.m. at Frederick American Legion, a silver point event.
A reader laments miserable summer camp experiences and asks if honesty about preference was right. Dr Wallace suggests expressing true feelings while noting some camp elements may be worthwhile. Another reader asks about time to earn a master’s, with responses citing examples of one plus years, and two classmates sharing varied paths. A Cedar Rapids letter confirms the columnist is Bob Wallace and promises contact.
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