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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1992
Page
7
A reflective column on inclusive language and assumptions. It contrasts jokes about Tonto with calls to avoid collective WE in debates. The author cites scenarios of group identity, racism, homophobia, and Christmas expectations, urging individual consideration.
In a note about last Tuesday, the writer reports reliable heat since a NICE landlord repaired it, mentions crawling out from under the covers with Daphous, and adds that they cleaned their oven. Kathy Kish is identified as a Daily Telegraph lifestyles reporter.
Jenna Vance of Wal Mart G describes a simple DIY carousel horse using printed fabric from Wal Mart, a doll hat stand, glitter paint, ribbons, pearl beads, and stuffing. Steps cover cutting, sewing sides, inserting the pole and stuffing, then decorating with paint beads and ribbons.
St Louis figure Schlafly polices errors with Goof Cards issued by SPELL The Society for the Preservation of English Language and Literature. He targets egregious mistakes and argues for strict language standards while noting many readers resist correction.
Cosmopolitan advises on dating a divorced father with children. Key steps include avoiding rushing the relationship, earning the kids' trust, listening, and not disciplining or replacing the mother. Emphasizes patience, respect for the children, and letting the father set boundaries while building a supportive bond.
A satirical piece shows Enviroman resisting container ads and waste, boasting savings from reusable containers yet narrowly dodging a lettuce holder lid in a grocery store incident. A bumper sticker taunts with a quoted quip about Tupperware lids.
Environmental reporter Rick Moon urges readers to reuse sealed containers from cottage cheese to Rubbermaid and reuse microwave trays. He notes reusable glass bottles and recyclable packaging save space and money while criticizing wasteful plastic designs. ENViroman is Rick Moon of the Freeman.
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