Letters To The Editor (Press, 3 March 1978)
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Summary: Letters To The Editor (Press, 3 March 1978)
On 3 March 1978, a notice was published regarding the submission guidelines for letters intended for print in a specific column. The guidelines emphasised that submissions must be limited to 150 words and should preferably be typed. It was specified that letters should be written on one side of the paper, leaving enough space in the margins and between lines for editing purposes. Additionally, letters must include a clear signature and a full postal address, excluding P.O. Box numbers. It was also noted that letters written under pen names or initials would generally not be accepted for publication. Correspondents were required to disclose whether their submissions had been sent elsewhere. The Editor stated that there would be no acknowledgment or return of letters not selected for publication. In a related note, a correspondent named Mike Waghorn commented on the issue of decay prevention, stating that it should not be considered merely as suppressing a symptom, highlighting his views on the matter with a call for pro-woman approaches which, while possibly expensive, would involve fewer risky delays. Waghorn's letter was dated 2 March 1978.
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