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To the editor: I am a very curious person and am always asking
questions just like a little child asks his mama. I am from
Jacksonville, Ill., and enjoy reading the Journal Courier either
online or at my mother's.
Just like the Lincoln papers, it is very informative, but the
Lincoln papers lack one thing that the Journal Courier does.
Whenever there is a local blood drive, I'm not sure who is
responsible for the input, but the names of the donors are published
as a way of saying thank you to these people. That's the way I look
at it.
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I think our local paper should do the same so these donors can be
recognized for their efforts. That is my opinion anyway. If nothing
ever comes of this, at least I will have my say and feel better in
the long run.
Debbi Thompson
(Posted June 20, 2006)
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[Response
letter from Tara Tyler,
Central Illinois Community Blood Center] |
