Readers Debate Marijuana Policy Across the Nation
Dear Ann Landers collects reader letters from Lompoc Santa Fe Marion Parchman Slidell Keizer La Grange and others weighing legalization. The mix argues for legalization taxation opposition crime and medical use while cautioning about gateway effects and jail costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Calif
Santa Fe
N.M
Chuck Thomas
The
Marijuana Policy Project
Marion
S.D
Chuck
Washington
Parchman
Miss
Slidell
Keizer
Ore
la Grange
Ann Landers
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations
Dear Heloise Tips Do It Yourself Household Habits
Readers share practical housekeeping ideas. Keep old sneakers in the car to walk for help after a breakdown and preserve feet after high heels. Others suggest using fabric softener sheets in gym bags cars and drawers to freshen and deter odors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Ramber Flanagan
Belleville
Paranoia and hair loss linked to smoking questions
Dear Dr. Donohue explains paranoia as a fear driven unjustified belief, notes possible brain chemistry factors and the need for professional help. He also cites studies linking smoking to premature balding and graying, urging quitting and suggesting vanity as motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donohue
Tam
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer in 8 the opposite shore
Puzzle clues mix with entries across and down. Partial readable items refer to names numbers and places such as Bobby 40 Museum and 93 Bligh's ship. The puzzle time and solution hints are scattered with fragments of the grid and clue list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin's
Flyer
Phil
Naves
Pinnacle
Plaisic
Chime
Camelot
St. Louis
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Ann
U.S. Department of Justice
Europe
America
Paul D. Coverdell
Georgia
Sen. Coverdell
Barbara Ross
Dallas
Carrie McMasters
Texarkana
Texas
OSE
Eugene Sheffer
Shalala
Allia Eldelbl
King Features
Nyc
Sinn
Leroy
King Kong
Blondie
Cumink
Garfield
Ciwretiecre
Beetle Bailey
Beetle
Sarge
Baby Blues
Sarge Ust
S. Eee
Hammie
Okeh
the Goodnes
Dilbert
Don
Elizabeth
John
Wal-Mart
Riat
Elz—Abeth
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