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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1972
Page
7
The letter asks about long term amphetamine use and withdrawal memory effects and possible cures. The writer cites a husband’s opposition to psychiatry and asks for self help steps and guidance for herself. DEAR READER confirms a yes answer to the reader’s distress.
South overruled a weak two club response to reach three no trump in a bridge play described with defensive errors and finesse. The article also discusses amphetamine or speed use, its effects on mood and health, and notes on the real life of Lillian Moller Gilbreth, plus a remark on solar water heaters in Florida and California.
The author outlines steps for reducing a long term habit, recommending professional evaluation by a psychiatrist if usage is heavy or prolonged. They suggest tapering off if risk is low, plus physical activity and spousal support. They offer contact points such as a National Clearinghouse for Drug Abuse information and the American Social Health Association for community resources.
Citizens Drug Committee presents hotline guidance on where to seek help for a drug problem. It lists treatment centers near Winchester with larger options in Richmond and Charlottesville, plus Washington DC and Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic. For immediate help, contact a physician.
The 1964 comedy features Lee McKern and Janet Munro as a clever professor who poisons to end chores. The Late Show presents Monkey Business starring the Marx Brothers on an ocean liner. Midnight Movie showcases Operation Warhead with Connery and Holloway about con men turned heroes. Sammy Davis Jr signs on All in the Family episode with rehearsals set for January 26 and filming February 1. Pierre D Gaisseau, proud Croix de Guerre recipient, directed Man Is My Name and The Sky Above the Mud Below won an Oscar in 1962.
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