“Mainland Touch”
Sir, — Leaving aside questions of morality, could not Mr Bryant have done without the gentleman from “the Mainland” who so successfully interrupted Mr Palmer and Mr Dodge, when they were answering questions? There was no obvious attempt to examine the questions in issue with any degree of clarity. The interview quickly developed into a competition to prove who had the ability to outspeak al! others. The “Mainlander” won. — Yours, etc., K. J. LORD. April 2, 1980. • _
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