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Who Will Pay the Fines?
By Perry Gardner, East Canaan
As I looked through the Wednesday morning papers on June 26, I saw the usual array of depressing news. The "good" news is that I found two articles that told of how our government is really putting business in its place. But are things really as they seem?
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The Consuming Quest for World Peace
By Stanley J. Wosczyna, New Britain
The many critical confrontations in the world—Israel vs. Palestine, India vs. Pakistan, the world vs. terrorists, etc.—demand more reaction from the United Nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The members of the UN and NATO must realize that they have a mandate to preserve peace on ea...
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I’m Not Anti-Israel
By Edward H. LeHoskey, Torrington
On the contrary, Mr. Marvin Peyser [Supporting Israel Is in America’s Best Interest, June 21], I’m definitely not vicious, nor am I anti-Israel. I am an American and I am very unhappy with the course my country is on. Our founding fathers came here to get away from strife and oppression in other par...
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Israel — Liability or Asset?
By Anthony Accetta, Housatonic
Marvin Peyser, in his long letter in the June 21 issue of The Voice [Supporting Israel Is in America's Best Interest], just doesn't convince me. First of all, in referring to Edward LeHoskey's submission "More Reasons to Vote" [June 14], Mr. Peyser used the words "vicious anti-Israeli article." In m...
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An Excellent Rebuttal
By Chad Barlow, New Milford
Congratulations to Mr. Peter Wolfgang concerning his excellent rebuttal [The Pro-Choice Movement’s Intellectual Lineage, June 21] to Ms. Gabrielle Bernard’s pro-abortion article [Homegrown Religious Fanaticism, June 7]. His arguments were scholarly, academic and, most importantly, dispassionate. One...
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We Don’t Have Another 400 Years
By Gabrielle Bernard, Winsted
I hesitate to answer Peter Wolfgang's tirade [The Pro-Choice Movement's Intellectual Lineage, June 21]. This tit-for-tat exchange does not change anyone's opinion; we are each preaching to our own choirs and will probably be reduced to which of us can quote the most obscure 12th century monk. As a s...
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Housatonic Youth Service Golf Tournament a Success
By Cynthia Bianchi
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