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LETTERS
Dave KD8VI, Lakewood OH I just had
to dash off a response to reader Bill
Ewald's eaer appearing W1 the February
1992 issue of 73. II gave me a good
chuckle. I lXlUkln', think 01 anyttmg more
out of phase wI1tl how I regald 'fCMl editorials.
HeI. I'd gladly pay the~
lion price lor your editorials alQne. The
rest ofhi magazne is a bmus.
I 00 wish , however, lhal you'd somehow
md the Irne 10 write some irHieplh
hisloriCal articles which would detail
things such as the "incentive licensing
eeceoe' and some of the other noteworthy
topics you sometimes allude 10 in
your editorials. I'd like to hear more on L
Ron Hubbard, and on why the ARAL is
our sole national representative end how
it got to be lhat way. 1'1 bet-your perspeclive
would bt'ng the light 01 trulh 10 eese
sub;ecIs like no one else's.
Keep up the great motivatiOnal writing.
Wayne . You can'l possibly realize how
your monthly manifestoes have helped
me. Thai callsign alter my name is but
the smallest part 01 the effect they've
hod.
Marlon D. Kitchens K4GOK, a.klan
VA Just a note to leI you know I enjoy
yOUf "Never Say Die" editorials. They are
thought-provoking and infoona live , and
at limes they are lunny too. I entoyed
your reply to a critieism, when you said
It1e editorials were ameli at those wiUl at
least two-digitlOs!
"Whie I don' agree wiUl l lXl"Jfo of)'CU"
Ideas (after ai , no one is perfed!), I do
agree with about 99% of )'CU" J'louttIlS.
This counlry needs more people IiI