Your editorial regarding the Atlantic Yards project ("A Matter of Scale in Brooklyn," Nov. 27) misses one of the most important aspects of this massive project.
Your editorial regarding the tremendous flaws in the Medicare physician payment system is mostly on point, but doesn't address the major problem.
I agreed with most of your editorial regarding the reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Act, particularly your recognition of Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, as a longstanding champion of fisheries conservation.
Myrna A. Gottlieb East Brunswick, N.J., Jan . 19 , 2008 To the Editor: While I agree for the most part with your editorial regarding toll increases on the New Jersey Turnpike, I would add a provision providing relief for vehicles that produce no harmful emissions.
Your editorial regarding Google and Garmin GPS systems routing tourists away from the Hollywood sign is remiss, ignoring the basic role of government: public safety.
"New York's Money Funnels," your Aug. 13 editorial regarding a loophole in the state's campaign finance laws that allows corporations to surpass contribution limits to candidates by forming subsidiaries, was comprehensive, with one exception.
Unfortunately, however, the United States does not now stand in "unanimous agreement" with the rest of the world, as your editorial suggests, regarding the sentencing of youth offenders to life without parole.
To the Editor: Re "A Public Health Plan" (editorial, June 21): I take issue with some of your editorial's statements regarding the health reform debate.
Beth Thurman Fort Worth, Sept. 11, 2007 To the Editor: Re "Empty Calories" (editorial, Sept. 11): Your comments regarding Gen. David H. Petraeus's Congressional testimony did not identify the Helleresque conditions for United States troops imposed by President Bush.
I disagree with how your editorial described company actions regarding ASR testing, data analysis and communications.
