Letters to the Editor

Press, 23 July 1986, Page 18

Letters to the Editor

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J.S.—An allegation that was answered. M.R.—Your letter would give further publicity to comments which you deplore. W.A.—A question you should direct to the Minister. G.A.J.—Residents affected may object to such a proposal. F. Not when sent elsewhere. B.R.B.—Not over pen-name. J.E.—Such a comment not reported in this newspaper. B.J.W.—It is difficult to draw such a conclusion. G. A matter you should raise with the radio station.