Comic relief: The finale

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Hope that you all caught Editor Ron Kaye's note this weekend about the return -- by popular demand -- of eight comic strips on Monday.

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John Williams said:

Yep, saw the announcement. Glad the editor cared enough to want to over rule the bean counters (or whatever real reason was behind the initial decision).

While, all 12 "episodes" were run today, how come Judge Parker and a few are not in the Sunday comics? That would be nice, since they tell a story.

Dante F. rochetti said:

Does anyone know the name of the person who ordered the change in the comic strips section of your newspaper? Does anyone know the reason given for these changes to be put into effect?

Martha Ballardo said:

ok most of the comics back-where is dinette set---and also put back exactly as they were--who was the dummy who screwed up to begin with....

Sunny Reinhart said:

Well Ron today was a start- Where is Dinette Set and how about returning the comics to original order and print....Don't ruin a good thing.......

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