Letters to the Editor

Press, 25 September 1980, Page 16

Letters to the Editor

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J.H., H.A.B.—Too long, see rules. N.F.P.—Perhaps you could write to the group at the college. B.L. —Yes, and there are many more examples which others would want to give. E.J.L.—Those close to her seem to have found out enough to make it more than speculation. I.W.S.T.—Sorry, we cannot Jet the column be used for tributes to racehorses. He was given praise on our racing page.