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Letters from Jim Fitch and Al Maddox
Letters from Robert Latchford, Dave Hawley, Jerry Gordon, Phyllis Collins and Steve Stonestreet.
Letters from Virginia Starrett, David Baker and Ed Dornlas
Regarding Dean Parker’s letter on Education Savings Accounts (“ESAs provide choice,” Sept. 12 Review-Journal), comparing private schools with public schools is ridiculous.
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Letters from John Hiatt, Micki Jordan, and Margaret Davey
Letters from Jack Corrick, Virgil L. Swartwood, and Joseph Merlino
Letters from Jerry Price, Larry Badgley, Carol Przybycien and Judith Lachance.
Regarding Bill Golas’ letter on gas prices (“Highway robbery,” Sept. 16 Review-Journal), the national average of $2.49 per gallon is a weighted figure, somewhere between the lowest and the highest price. It is not intended to be the figure at which everybody must sell their gas. Included in the $3.15 that he just paid here is Clark County’s new, higher fuel tax. Other parts of Nevada have lower rates. Some states have still lower taxes.
While the editorial on the Nevada Health Co-op (“Sick system,” Aug. 28 Review-Journal) dovetails nicely with the Review-Journal’s hackneyed anti-union views, some important information was left out in both the editorial and the report on the co-op (“Nevada Obamacare insurer fails,” Aug. 27 Review-Journal). Readers didn’t hear from the people insured by the co-op.