Medford
Tribune
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 24. 19S7
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DEAR f
I HAVE A LITTLE UPSET
TUMMY--WILL YOU RUM
OVER TO THE DOCTOR
AND PICK LP THE PILLS
HE HAS FOW ME
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WELL. TVE, BECAUSE OF COPPEK
CALHOON, MY SON WILL 60 TO THE BEST
SCHOOL FOR WHICH HE CAN QUALIFY
ANP MY HUSBAND WILL HAVE THE BEST
MEPICAL CARE MONEY CAM BUY.'
YOU WILL EECALL
THAT HE HAS BEEN AN
INVALIP SINCE HIS LAST
MISSION AGAINST THE
REPS AS A CIVILIAN
PILOT IN CHINA J
PONT RU3 IT IN
,THAT I SENT HIAA
ON THAT FLIGHT !
I KNOW HE
CAN'T GO TO A
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to
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WA CPETAIN YOU
HAP BECOME MOREOF
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MISS CALHOON'S VISIT
WILL CLINCH THE PRO
PUCTION STIMULUS PRO
VIPEP BY THE MORALE
LIFT THE MINERS GOT
FROM THE BASKETBALL
TEAM !
0H,3RAT.' THATS
WHAT CALHOON
NEEPS-TO60
UP ANOTHER
TAX BRACKET
r.POES THAT
WOMAN HAVE
r SOME HOLP ON
YOU THAT YOU
SHOULP TAIce
. SUCH ABUSE
FROM HER.?
IT'S ONLY A JOB! WHERE
YOU WORK YOUR BOSS CAN
ORPER YOU TO 00 OUT ANP
I GIVE YOUR LIFE ANP
I'VE TAKEN AN OATH
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THAT ' NOW.'
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AFTER MRS. OLSON HAS HAP HER
CRY. BEING ME THE MIPGET TAPE
recorpeeVou plantec? in the room!
I'M LOOKING forward to a little
QUIET PRIVATE SOAP OPERA!
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