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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 14, 1996

Page

4

Letters to the Editor Guidelines From The Chetwynd Echo

The Chetwynd Echo welcomes brief letters to the editor and suggests about 200 words as a guideline. Published letters require a signature or contact info and may be edited for brevity topicality and libel. Pseudonyms must include a verifiable phone and address for authorship.

The Chetwynd Echo

Letter defending concert honesty over perceived insult

David Tocher rejects claims of insulting fans or songwriting and defends his performance of Social Life by Iggy Pop as honest art. He argues audience taste varies and promises value for ticket buyers, regardless of offended listeners.

Iggy Pop David Tocher

Foundation shifts under BC election rhetoric

Nigel Hannaford argues that Bill 28 restricts election spending to 5000 dollars, Bill 33 targets publication of discriminatory material, and Bill 32 expands Human Rights power. He warns the bills threaten free speech and a free press, noting nontransparent, partisan enforcement and potential newsroom repercussions. The piece urges voters to challenge the NDP and seek BC Press Council guidance.

Nigel Hannaford Sterling Newspapers Clark Campbell NDP Times Human Rights Council Commission USA W.h.y Human Rights Commission Hydro BC Press Council

Religion and the law in Christian faith

Reader Wes Oviatt argues that true religion must keep God’s laws and that sin is breaking the commandments. He cites Romans 3 20 1 John 3 4 Psalm 111 7 8 and Hebrews 10 26 to claim Jesus died to forgive sin but not to allow continual disobedience, urging adherence to the covenant.

Jesus Wes Oviatt

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