Gov't, do what is right and necessary now
THE EDITOR, Sir: I READ in the weekend papers of the death of yet another member of our security forces, which brought that number to six in less than three months.

Missing vital points on Haiti
THE EDITOR, Sir: I READ with interest an article by one Yohan White, guild councillor, Rex Nettleford Hall in The Gleaner of 2004/03/20, entitled, 'Put Haiti first'.

In full measure
THE EDITOR , Sir: THE CARTELS have the full measure of our local drug lords.

'Serve what we grow and pay what we owe'
THE EDITOR, Sir: IF OUR local cows could read they would be blocking roads and throwing cow cakes, having been called inferior to foreign cows by persons in the hotel industry.

'Few bad eggs rearranging our world'
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM one of those old-fashioned Jamaicans who strongly believe that to be a student is a giant step in the positive arena of productivity.

Imagine this!
THE EDITOR, Sir: PLEASE GRANT me space to put my thoughts to the public.

Delighted with Deyal
THE EDITOR, Sir: EVER SO often, when I am delighted by an extraordinarily humorous piece by your writer, Mr. Tony Deyal, I have thought of writing a letter of thanks.

Every man for himself
THE EDITOR, Sir: SINCE RETURNING to Jamaica almost a year ago, after several years of absence, I have become increasingly frustrated about the Kingston traffic situation.

The law of the land
THE EDITOR, Sir: THIS IS a true story, which of course means it will be unbelievable. One morning recently, a young man was on his way to my parents' house to fix their roof.

Help your suffering brothers
THE EDITOR, Sir: WE MAY not be certain how talented the Haitians are but they do have some skills. Certainly, good boat men, seamen, raft/sea travellers.