Ann Landers readers weigh in on child support and gifts
A reader letter column discusses a divorced mother using child support as she sees fit, defending essential and nonessential expenses, and argues for generosity toward children. Other letters praise or critique advice about marital stress, personal boundaries, and a worker asking for cash gifts rather than sweaters.
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Government Y2K pamphlets offer free guidance and order details
Consumer Information Center promotes three free Y2K guides: Y2K and FDA with medication and food safety tips, Y2K Your Bank and You from FDIC with bank questions, and Y2K and You from the White House Council and agencies with utilities and travel info. Call 888 USA4 Y2K or visit the CIC site to request or read the pamphlets.
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President’s Council
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Cardiac Echo Finds Mitral Valve Prolapse Not Limiting Exercise
A patient with mitral valve prolapse and minor leakage asks about rest as he remains athletic. The cardiologist supports ongoing exercise, noting prolapse is unlikely to cause serious issues and no activity restrictions are advised. Family history of early artery disease is mentioned.
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Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Across 1 Wield needle 4 35th anniv ary gift
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Across clues mix wordplay and names from popular culture in a traditional puzzle card style.
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