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OpinionFebruary 24, 2005

To the editor: In reference to D.J. Dawson's letter about people who use their fireplaces when it is 70 degrees outside: When people get older, 70 degrees is not warm. Just a few weeks ago, we spent a night away from home where the thermostat was kept at 70 degrees, and we were freezing. So have some consideration for others...

To the editor:

In reference to D.J. Dawson's letter about people who use their fireplaces when it is 70 degrees outside:

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When people get older, 70 degrees is not warm. Just a few weeks ago, we spent a night away from home where the thermostat was kept at 70 degrees, and we were freezing. So have some consideration for others.

I would keep my fires going as long as I needed them to be comfortable.

HAROLD REED, Leopold, Mo.

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