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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2002
Page
7
A Knight Ridder Q and A explains you can refuse to give your Social Security number to businesses though you may lose the desired service. It details how earnings are reported on Form W-2 or tax returns, and explains SSI eligibility for the elderly, blind, and disabled with contact numbers for application and information.
Dear Abby explains Operation Dear Abby cards and letters were suspended in October 2001 due to security risks. The Department of Defense confirms the postal program remains closed, but an Internet alternative via Operation Dear Abby net and Operation Dear Abbynet allows supporters to send messages to troops year round.
In Cloquet Minnesota 90 year old Sarah Fulton relies on a walker while physician Anderson visits her at home. Home visits once common now account for about 1 percent of doctor workload and are mainly for frail elderly patients with help from home care nurses.
A guide to making homes safer for seniors cites Dr. Barney Spivack and the American Geriatrics Society on fall risks and osteoporosis. Practical steps include bright lighting, clutter removal, sturdy footwear, reachable items, handrails, skid-proof carpets, and room-by-room safety checks. Lifeline of Southwestern Connecticut offers in-home safety monitoring with a personal help button and emergency response.
Dear Abby is authored by Abigail Van Buren also known as Jeanne Phillips and was founded by her mother Pauline Phillips Werte. The column is associated with the Dear Abby website and lists a Los Angeles post office box in California.
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