LETTER OF THE DAY - Pastors on boards means passing the buck
THE EDITOR, Sir: PURSUANT TO the Prime Minister's call for the inclusion of pastors on government boards, there has been much talk about the separation of Church and State. Many say that there should be a clear separation...
An absolute squandering of faith
THE EDITOR, Sir: IN TODAY'S Gleaner (May 3), Keith Duncan makes a very strong and sound argument against misconduct in public affairs. However, I wonder about his criticising corruption in politics and then calling on a politician to lead the fight agains
Make use of untapped sources
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AGREE with the sentiments expressed by Peter Espeut on Jamaicans in the United Kingdom. The social system in the U.K. has been geared to help those who seek assistance and even try in many ways to improve the lives of the lazy bones...
Polygamy not all good
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE MAY 3rd publication refers to 'polygamy being legal'. I dare say that such a practice would be suicidal in every sense of the word. I say this without any reservation, although it is a well stated fact that everyone is entitled...
... Give women the right too?
THE EDITOR, Sir: IN RESPONSE to the letter titled 'Polygamy should be legalised', I wish to ask of the writer, are you also then open to allowing women to have more than one husband?
Focus on new energy sources
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WONDER why the Government is reported to be contemplating pulling out of the JPS as speculated. I think it is premature to consider pulling out at this time.
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