Letters to the Editor

Press, 20 September 1980, Page 14

Letters to the Editor

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J.A.E.—Too long. See rules. B.J.S. —See further letter today. L.M.H.—You introduce another subject altogether. P.J.S.—See rules on length and use of pen-names. A.L.—Probably best that you write to the minister. I.D.—Mr Thomas himself has given no indication of feeling the way you do. A.M.—lts instrumentation work is also important to people. Your kind of comparison could be endless.