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· October 8, 2026
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Your changes to the comics selection are uncalled for, egregious and numb-headed. No self-respecting newspaper should ever be published without Beetle Bailey somewhere within its pages. Or Snuffy Smith. Or Blondie. You can't substitute half a page of quality comics…
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Key points No self-respecting newspaper should ever be published without Beetle Bailey somewhere within its pages. Your changes to the comics selection are uncalled for, egregious and numb-headed. More government Today’s briefing Local events
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