Letters to the Editor

Press, 16 June 1978, Page 12

Letters to the Editor

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D. Too long. See rules E. Signature illegible. Well put, but rather personal. R.M.l.—Thank you, but you should write to the channel giving these views. J.F.T.V.B.—See rule on use of pen-names. However, you should write to the newspaper which used the references. L.B.—it mav be possible for the tenant to be traced. The “business people” may desire to do so as well. A.C.—Readers can draw their own conclusions from the item. The possibility of appeal may have been considered. L.F.M., A.M.. and P.R.—We must allow our critic to express his views and we cannot open a correspondence on each review. See report today on attendance and sales.