Regarding the editorial "North Korea, again" (April 5): While North Korea's erratic policy has been endangering global and regional peace, recent public insistence by China and Russia on the need to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula may signal greater readiness for serious Northeast Asian cooperation to end such adventurism.
Of course, he'd promised not to send for staffers behind the back of the editor: he had only recently sent for the chief editorial writer again to press his own views, but not to tell the editor he was doing so.
The second editorial called again for genocide, nine days before the Wounded Knee Massacre, in which hundreds of Lakota were killed.
"In Climate Denial, Again" (editorial, Oct. 18) vented some frustration over Republican candidates' obstinate refusal to acknowledge climate change.
In a May 27 editorial ("Check It Again"), you discussed the accuracy of data the Federal Bureau of Investigation relies on when doing criminal records checks.
Contrary to your assertion in "Palestinians at the U.N., Again" (editorial, Nov. 5), the Palestinians do have more than one "diplomatic card".
"Slow Going on Stem Cells" (editorial, Oct. 2) again sidesteps the basic issue, sloughed off as the opinion of "religious conservatives," namely, what is the human embryo?
The lesson you want business leaders to learn from the Enron debacle is "that sometimes excessive greed doesn't pay" ("Enron Rears Its Head Again," editorial, Dec. 29)?
Now that Judge Jon Alander of the State Superior Court has ordered publication of records relating to priestly sexual abuse within the Diocese of Bridgeport, Bishop William E. Lori, as you suggest ("Using the Victims Yet Again," editorial, Jan . 7, should abandon his planned appeal.
