Letters to the Editor for Feb. 12A ballpark, a banned book, a Burlison bill, bullying and a big balloon
A bevy of B-words appeared in our inbox this week, so we bundled them together.
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Letters to the editor for Dec. 11
Readers weigh in on conservative policies, election results.
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Letters for August 28: On campaign finance, gun control and more
Also includes letters on anti-Semitic materials and tax cuts.
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USDA extends comment period on poultry rule
Mixed comments on rule calling for transparency in poultry industry on whether it goes too far or not far enough.
United States Charles Postles Tom Vilsack Robert Haslag Usda Agricultural Marketing Service American Farm Bureau Federation
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Letters for January 30: On tax credits, omicron and Jan. 6
Most letters are in some way connected to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Diversity in schools and kindness from Missouri to South Carolina
Plus a letter on Trump supports who oppose the vaccine.
United States South Carolina Missouri State University Cassville High School Craig Fishel Rwanda Carter
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Letters for May 9
Letters for May 9 Anti-vaccination people damage chance to return to normalcy As expected, an estimated 25-30 percent of Americans, for whatever reason, mistrust COVID vaccinations. The reasons include those among citizens of color whose experiences with vaccines are historically tainted. The excuses that should trouble us all are conspiracy theorists who believe we are being injected with microchips to control us, or Mr. Trump’s supporters who seem inherently skeptical of the virus itself...
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