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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32873, 23 March 1972, Page 12

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J. A. Taylor.—Subject recenUy closed. A. van Haandel.—The responsibility is placed by law on the local authority. J. Schwendener.—You would open a range of subjects for which we have no space. Some of them have been discussed quite recenUy. For Shame.—There is more than one opinion about who should be ashamed; and they have had ample space for expression in this column.