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To the editor: I was driving down Kickapoo Street the other day
and noticed the new Salvation Army building. What I am wondering is
why it isn’t being used for the homeless or a woman’s shelter.
People have donated money so people can get help when times get
tough.
I talked to a lady that went in there to see about getting some
food and was turned down because it was not the right day to get
food and told to go somewhere else to get help.
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THAT??? GO SOMEWHERE ELSE? I think that is
just WRONG. I think they need to review their policy and change it.
People need help today, not next week.
Ernie Nalley
Lincoln
[Posted
September 29, 2007]
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