'Out of many, one people'
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WRITE in response to the letter published in The Sunday Gleaner June 12, 2004 entitled 'Racism in Jamaica', which makes reference to the Sunshine Snacks advertisement on Waterloo Road.

Pleasantly surprised
THE EDITOR, Sir: WOW! I am pleasantly surprised to see a dark-skinned black woman winning the 2004 Festival Queen competition.

Reopen the training centre, please!
THE EDITOR, Sir: I am again appealing to the Government and the Heart Trust/NTA to reopen the training centre at Mango Walk, Water Lane, Clarendon.

JLP: Squabbling since 1962
THE EDITOR, Sir: I NOTE with interest the naiveté of your letter writers with regards to squabbles in the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP).

Confused by traffic laws
THE EDITOR, Sir: I'M WRITING to express my concern ­ and in fact confusion ­ about the manner in which traffic laws are enforced in Jamaica.

Racism in Cuba
THE EDITOR, Sir: MR RAMON Colas's article published on July 17, was a great shock to me. I am sure there is a racism problem in Cuba ­ there is usually one everywhere people of different races live together, human nature being what it is.

'Park of world heroes'
THE EDITOR, Sir: CONGRATULATIONS TO National Heritage Foundation Trust for the resolution to erect a Park of World Heroes on Tom Redcam Road.

Why special treatment for 'Babsy'?
THE EDITOR, Sir: CENTRAL ST. Catherine, Member of Parliament Olivia 'Babsy' Grange was questioned last week about her connection regarding the ownership of a vehicle in which slain reputed criminal gang leader Oliver Smith...

Poor quality of license plates
THE EDITOR, Sir: I write in relation to the poor quality of licence plates sold to the public. I own and operate a company, which operates several motor vehicles.