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LETTER: Democrats want to eat their cake
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LETTER: Nevada Legislature steps up for kids who stutter
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LETTER: Staffing bill aims at the wrong target
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LETTER: All burned up
Marlene Drozd Las Vegas
May 15, 2018 - 9:00 pm
 

Thank you, Review-Journal, for publishing Wayne Allyn Root’s commentaries. It is gratifying to know that, in the volatile atmosphere that exists today, there are still some newspapers in this country that are willing to provide alternative views of politics. This practice keeps your readers well-informed so they can make common-sense choices and sift through the garbage that is untruthful.

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LETTER: Staffing bill aims at the wrong target
Edward A. Lenz Alexandria, Virginia The writer is senior counsel for the American Staffing Association.

Critically needed temps help Nevada industries.

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LETTER: All burned up
Kathryn Buffington-Lacey Henderson

There might be another reason Georgia burns less than California.

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LETTER: Lawyer joke
Stephen V. Savran Las Vegas

Attorney sues Las Vegas Valley Water District over conservation efforts.

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LETTER: The transportation bureaucracy
Jack Corrick Boulder City

The U.S. Department of Transportation grant to study the alternatives to improving public transit on Charleston means we will spend $5.9 million of before Charleston ever sees an orange cone. Wow.

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LETTER: The dangers in school zones
Bruce Feher Las Vegas

I’ve lived in Southern Nevada since 1996, and school zones are invisible to many drivers. It seems that the casual attitude of local officials hasn’t helped much.

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