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Note to readers: Times Free Press to discontinue ‘Non Sequitur’ cartoon

The Chattanooga Times Free Press building on East 11th Street.
The Chattanooga Times Free Press building on East 11th Street. The Chattanooga Times Free Press building on East 11th Street.

The Times Free Press has decided to discontinue the comic “Non Sequitur” after an expletive was tucked into the version of the cartoon that appeared in Sunday’s edition.

The comic, by Wiley Miller, included a barely legible vulgarity in the bottom right corner aimed at President Donald Trump.

The comic is published in hundreds of papers across the country, and several have dropped it because of the inappropriate language used Sunday.

Times Free Press Editor Alison Gerber said the use of such language doesn’t adhere to the newspaper’s standards.

The syndicate that represents the cartoonist, Andrews McMeel, on Monday, issued an apology for the comic’s “vulgar language” and said the language was missed in its editing process.