The PM and crime plans
THE EDITOR, Sir: YOUR STRONG and well-intentioned editorial of today's date (July 8) unfortunately missed a very important distinction which needs to be pointed out.
No fear of God, man or duppy
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WANT to protest most vehemently the shooting and killing of Ena Grant. This was not just another murder. The fact that she was killed while in church speaks volumes of the type of gunmen with whom we are dealing.
Disgust and outrage
THE EDITOR, Sir: WE THE members of the Lay Magistrate's Association of St. Mary wish to use your medium to express our disgust and outrage at the despicable and ruthless murder of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Chin of Claremont, St. Mary on Saturday, July 3...
Port Royal for sale?
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM a concerned Jamaican living in the United States of America.
The burdens of PATH
THE EDITOR, Sir: WHY ARE the poor of our society constantly being asked to bear the cost of inefficient Ministry directives?...
'Higglers' in the classroom?
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM amazed at the number of teachers who have become higglers in the classroom. They seem to spend more time selling than teaching.
Please Garth, spare us!
THE EDITOR, Sir: I USUALLY enjoy reading Garth Rattray's column. On one occasion I even called and complimented him for a particularly felicitous phrase.
Credit unions and the BoJ
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WRITE in support of the letter written by Mr. R. Graham and published as your 'Letter of the day' on Thursday, June 17, under the headline 'BoJ: leave credit unions alone!'
A hearty 'Amen!'
THE EDITOR, Sir: FIRST AND foremost, a loud, hearty Amen to your editorial of June 7 about public service. I pray to God that all Jamaican politicians will clip it out and place it as a reminder in a prominent place in their homes and offices.
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