Letters to the Editor

Press, 9 August 1985, Page 16

Letters to the Editor

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C.M.C.—We try to do the reviews in time but 'do not always have the space or the time available; and it is not a compulsory service on our part. N.S., S.T., and others.-Pressure on these columns is so great that there is no space to print letters from students practising their letter-writing or typing skills. TM.C.H., S.G.H.—Our reporter was led to believe that the Under-Secretary was at the meeting. His information was wrong in that respect.