A word to 'Sister P'
THE EDITOR, Sir: KINDLY ALLOW me to address an issue which has been troubling me since I read Portia Simpson Miller's response to Audley Shaw's argument regarding the debacle at the JTB's New York office.
In praise of Allison Fletcher
THE EDITOR, Sir: QUITE RECENTLY, I had difficulties receiving my Jamaica Public Service's electricity bills through the post office. I telephoned the Montego Bay branch JPSCo office and spoke to the Customer Service Supervisor...
This is usury
THE EDITOR, Sir: I GOT a chequing and a savings account at CIBC Jamaica Ltd - Port Antonio Branch - since 1986. As a writer I earn my living in foreign currency, from 1986 until 2001 in Deutsch Marks...
The hurt of victimisation
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE ELECTORATE should demand of all political parties, that they sign off immediately on a promise not to dismiss any person from their job, following their victory at the polls.
NWC's water has no colour
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM to respond to and correct certain errors of fact contained in your page B9 article on Friday, September 13, entitled "JLP questions water pipe removal."
Heroes of Vineyard Town
THE EDITOR, Sir: WE HAVE so many young men on the corners, who, given the right support and if shown that good deeds are rewarding, would be all too willing to do good instead of evil.
TVJ and the trivialising of serious issues
THE EDITOR, Sir: I LISTENED with consternation on Monday September 2 as two presenters on TVJ's Smile Jamaica Programme made some embarrassing uninformed comments about the BITU's suggestion that Government abolish the GCT.
Plaudits for queue campaign
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WANT to extend congratulations to the Ministry of Transport & Works and the National Road Safety Committee on their drive to have passengers form queues for JUTC buses.
Unhappy with music questions
THE EDITOR, Sir: KINDLY ALLOW me to share a concern with fellow readers. Last season as I watched Schools' Challenge Quiz on TVJ, I became rather uncomfortable with the questions given in each music section.
Election promises and debt
THE EDITOR, Sir: The plethora of promises being showered on the electorate like confetti at a wedding reception intrigues me. But are some of the promises, or whatever, intended to be of academic interest only...
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