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Dear editor:
At the present time I am serving a
sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary. I have
no family, therefore my mail is very
scarce. If possible would you print this
(letter) to see if there might be anyone
who would be interested in corresponding
with me.
I work in the hospital here as a
doctors' and script clerk. I am taking
several vocational courses hoping that
they will be of help to me in the future.
As you can imagine, any kind of
confinement is very depressing, especially
when it seems there is no one who cares
about you. A few letters, and someone to
write to sure would mean more to me
than anything I can think of.
If there is anyone who would be
interested in corresponding with me I
would gladly answer all questions they
would ask. Your kindness will never be
forgotten for taking time to read these
few humble lines. Thanks very much.
Robert Stary
Serial No. 128-102
Editor's note: Stary may be written to
care of Ohio State Penitentiary, 254 West
Spring Street, Columbus, Ohio, 43216.
Dear editor:
In reference to Roy Baldwin's guest
opinion of March 8 on a "consumer
co-operative, I think several things must
be questioned.
First of all, the ideas he presented bear
a marked resemblance to those of Bruce
Beecher's guest opinion of February 23
although Beecher's proposal was much
more detailed and specific.
Furthermore, in past election
campaigns, ASUN presidential hopefuls
have promised the implementation of
many programs, and yet one important
aspect of these programs is consistently'
overlooked, their method of
implementation. I'm afraid that Baldwin's
proposal is characterized by this same
oversight. It sounds tempting when he
suggests that "If we all get together and
pool our resources, we'll all save money,"
but rhetoric alone accomplishes little in
the business world. How would such a
cooperative work? Would a cooperative in
which shares "would be redeemed in two
or three years," be successful on a college
campus marked by a transient
population? Neither question has been
answered, and both must be answered
before such a proposal can be given
serious consideration.
It is time that ASUN offer realistic
programs to the students of this campus.
Steve Ferris
Dear editor:
The greatest land grab in the history of
the world will soon take place in Alaska,
unless action is taken to prevent it. The
lands I speak of are rightfully a part of
the precious natural heritage of all
Americans and may be permanently lost
unless we make all attempts to stop it.
We ask all University students to help
save these 80 million acres by writing C.
Rogers Morton, Secretary of the Interior,
White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.,
Washington, D.G, 20500. Please write
soon enough so that letters will reach
Morton before March 1 8.
Student Citizens
for Environmental Improvement.
Editor's note: A letter to the editor, of
Feb. 25, 1972, written by Ron
Kurtenbach should have read "(It appears
that Regent Robert Prokop) copied
extensively from Bergler's book.
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