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JANUARY '98 LETTERS ARCHIVES

Jan. 30, 1998 -- Parks for everyone ... Wives, concubines ... Pardon Karla Faye ... Self's misconduct

Jan. 29, 1998 -- Retirement jeopardy ... More than 1 percent ... Beef not with Oprah

Jan. 28, 1998 -- Towers in conflict ... D.A.'s office effective ... Better tipping ... Saving the Earth ... Defending the office ... Clinton irrelevant ... Beehive hairstyles ... Morales no help ... Never get a response ... Karla should live ... Value of human life

Jan. 27, 1998 -- Angry over casinos ... Ruining his view ... FCC issues order

Jan. 26, 1998 -- Starr's extravagance ... Merely mortal ... Top of our problems

Jan. 24, 1998 -- Internet minutes ... Concert rip-off ... Can't go to college

Jan. 23, 1998 -- Story misguided ... Dumping the trash ... What value silence?

Jan. 22, 1998 -- Abuse of inhalants ... Cost of Internet ... No 'Aha' for her

Jan. 21, 1998 -- No more certificates ... Child care licenses

Jan. 20, 1998 -- Benefits of cloning ... Glory and honor

Jan. 19, 1998 -- Deadbeat moms, too ... Jerking our chain

Jan. 17, 1998 -- Cheer for Hamilton ... The beat goes on

Jan. 16, 1998 -- No beef with Oprah ... Good garbage work ... Backing Deatherage

Jan. 15, 1998 -- Lapham applauded ... Fighting abortion ... Against the treaty

Jan. 14, 1998 -- Rats in heaven? ... 1 percent return ... Child support blues

Jan. 13, 1998 -- For video casinos ... Guns and safety ... Garbage pickup

Jan. 12, 1998 -- Glory of the flag ... Of sheep and men

Jan. 11, 1998 -- Who is deserving? ... Management knows

Jan. 9, 1998 -- Disregarded oaths ... Economic sense ...Grateful for doctors

Jan. 7, 1998 -- Deserving to die? ... City pay raises short ... Concerned response ... Noted war criminal

Jan. 6, 1998 -- Postal watch ... Balancing Medicare ... Wasn't a birthmark

Jan. 2, 1998 -- Driving concept ... Social Security mess

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