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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2000
Page
6
Reader letter questions hospital vs TV reports on President Ford's stroke care. It argues clot busting therapy within three hours is standard but not applied, criticizes NBC Night News for tone, defends Philadelphia doctors, and calls for responsible medical journalism.
Retired single women face less social respect than those with partners. Advice from a widow and divorced retiree covers gaining financial independence, managing money, and navigating social events. Encourage building separate banks and investments, assert boundaries with family, and seek support from other long-term single women to counter prejudice.
The note requests sending an email to seniorforum home dot com or writing to The Senior Forum c/o Los Angeles Times Syndicate at 202 West St Los Angeles CA 900123. It provides the location and email option for correspondence with the forum.
A reader asks how to respond to intrusive queries about being the grandmother or about tubal ligation. Abby advises clear, direct replies that set boundaries, noting you are the child's mother and that personal medical choices are private. The letter also reflects on etiquette in mailing labels and a general tolerance message from a different reader.
Washington AP reports on teaching children to rise on time. psychologist Mona Shevlin urges earlier bedtimes and accountability. Parents should avoid excuses, use pre announced consequences, and balance schedules to foster independence.
The Generation 2001 survey finds students rank parents highly as role models with 24 percent admiring dads and 52 percent expecting religion to stay important. About 91 percent want children, average marriage age 26, and 68 percent attend religious services while 45 percent see religion staying steady or increasing in importance.
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