Readers question Cincinnati meters law sparks reader letters
A long reader mailbag responds to why feeding expired meters is illegal in Cincinnati. Citizens from several cities explain parking goals, denying others access, and the role of meter maids in enforcing two hour limits. Ann Landers offers guidance on handling mean-spirited kidding at home.
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Rolling trash can as moving storage aid
A reader recounts using a 26 gallon trash can with wheels to hold blankets sheets and towels for a move. A stretch cord secures the load for rolling into the van then can be repurposed after arrival. Heloise thanks the contributor and invites more hints.
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Lorraine Martin
Roanoke
CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer Italy B "So why not take all -?" 12
Crossword puzzle clues show a themed grid with multiple entries. The list includes numbers for across and down hints like 12 Worker's due and 13 "Zounds" and follows with many partial word clues and references to plays, people, and objects, typical of a Sheffer style puzzle.
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Mahson
Wielda Cleaver
Yorick
Spleen Loss After Cancer Surgery Explained
Dr Donohue explains the spleen’s role in filtering blood and immune defense, noting its loss raises infection risk but can be managed with vaccines and prompt care. He emphasizes pneumococcal vaccination and reporting infections early to start treatment quickly, since absence of the spleen lowers infection protection.
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