Letters to the Editor

Press, 29 November 1978, Page 16

Letters to the Editor

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M.Y.—See rule on pen-names. However, the Incident was well discussed earlier. M.N.R.—We see no obstacle to a dialogue if anyone wants to conduct it within the present party system. A.G. —You may not know enough facts to attribute blame, and your letter might only cause distress at this stage. We should await the inquest finding.