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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1999
Page
21
A reader asks if terrible twos and hyperactivity equal ADD. Dr Gott explains ADD is an old term for attention deficit disorder a syndrome with learning and behavior issues. Diagnosis needs professional testing and may warrant pediatric evaluation to rule out other causes and guide treatment.
In tough times, adult children and relatives pull attention to themselves, undermining care for the ill spouse. The piece reflects on jealousy, leadership struggles, and how friends can provide steadier help than sometimes conflicted family. A reader asks The Senior Forum for guidance.
Dear Abby responds to a divorce case where a surgeon husband allegedly stole assets and offers a $20,000 settlement to drop custody fights. The Advice column also reaffirms veteran cemetery marker guidance, noting VA markers and cemetery caretakers handle maintenance and resetting markers.
Jill Cook, a 66-year-old Lakeland crossing guard, was struck after pushing two students to safety. Police say the two students could have been killed without her actions. Cook, hospitalized with knee, hip, and rib injuries, says she was “just doing my job.”
In New Haven at the Pilot Pen tournament tennis fans from both sexes showed off straw hats from sleek to floppy. The common natural straw with a black band drew many, though hats ranged from raven black to white with leopard to rainbow bands. Visors and baseball caps were common, and fans like Mimi Liebeskind of New York praised the comfort, while Sandy Larkin of Middlebury noted travel issues and claimed the hat also serves as sun protection and an anti cancer aid.
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