Cross-dressing sparks reader rebuttals in Dear Abby
Readers cite personal experiences and opinions on cross-dressing, arguing it is not gay and can be a private matter. Letters from diverse locales emphasize normalcy, sexuality, and even fashion choices, with one noting a spouse’s undergarment preference and another citing biblical views.
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Ann Landers
Ohio
San Diego
Long Island
N.Y
Land
Tujunga
Calif
Lansing
Mich
West Coast
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cross
Brantford
Ontario
Los Angeles
Miami
Chicago
Michael Jordan
Dennis
Montana readers share video library idea and water tips
Local readers propose a simple home video library system using a loose leaf binder to catalog taped shows. Also shared are drought care tips from San Antonio emphasizing low flow showerheads leak fixes and water-saving habits. Additional note suggests cutting baby wipes for quick bathroom cleanups.
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Heloise
H. & L. Mills
Billings
Mont
Heloise PO
San Antonio
California
Robin Latimer
Tenjoy
Anne W. Morris
North Little Rock
Ark
Long-term effects of Lopid for high triglycerides
A 48-year-old man with a past 1300 triglyceride level on Lopid now shows 150 and remains on the drug with doctor approval. Normal levels are 40-160 for men. The answer notes pancreatic risk at very high levels and endorses continuing Lopid if advised.
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Donohue
S.Y
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Across and Down
Puzzle page text appears garbled with many broken words and misreads. Readable entries show clues for Across and Down with partial letter counts and strange breaks. The item seems to be a syndicated crossword grid with theme lines and scattered fragments rather than a coherent news story.
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Eugene Sheffer
White House
St. Ives
Vna Vania Port Way
Dieter
Yen
Swing Hyde
Krayer Group
Bell Living Bird
King Features
Nyc
Dilbert
Allison Wonderland
THE
Jesus
Blondie
Diot
Leroy
RVA
Oryan's Omalley's
Garfield
Beetle Bailey
Beetle
Baby Blues
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Dov
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