Readers praise ads and urge inclusive language
Dear readers praise United Technologies ads by Harry J Gray for common sense and urge a grateful note to helpers. A reader objects to the term clergyman citing women clergy. Rev Laurie Aleona of Seattle asks reporters to drop the gendered label and editor responds vow to change.
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United Technologies Corp
Harry J. Gray
Hartford
Conn
Laurie Y.J. Aleona
Capitol Hill United Methodist Church
Seattle
Aleona
Donohue Advice on Water Loss and Health Risks
Reader notes weight loss after exercise was mostly water. Hydration is essential during activity. A second letter emphasizes dangers of smokeless tobacco and links to oral cancer, urging reduced use among teens. A third asks about anaphylactoid purpura AP in a grandson, describing symptoms, prognosis, and possible Henoch Schonlein disease.
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American Academy of Otolaryngology
C.A. MD
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Collar 102 Find a familiar phrase in letters
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The Daily Crossword Clues and Answers Collage
A compilation of crossword clues and partial answers with many numbered entries including 1A college town 3 across and 10 Russ. river, plus miscellaneous terms such as 14 Judge's bench 15 Cowboy event and 37 Forest hort story.
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College Town
Adano
Russ. River
M. Lacoste
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