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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1995
Page
9
Reader letters discuss recycling plastic bags used by newspaper carriers and the caution from San Antonio Express News about reuse due to potential damage. Another tip suggests repurposing worn sweat pants into ice bag covers, with instructions for sewing a zigzag seam to secure the frozen bag.
A Medinah, Illinois parent argues a school should issue a written apology after a clerical error gave a third grader a wrong fine arts grade. Ann Landers suggests the emphasis should be on teaching integrity, not pressuring the teacher, while a Florida reader asks about common law without legal advice. The column ends with a light quip about Miss Johnson.
A scrambled set of crossword clues spanning numbers 33 to 47 with various themes. Includes wordplay on phrases such as Worthless stuff, pieces of a pound, and peculiar abbreviations, plus references to places, people, and common terms.
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