Letters

Mike Tiers
Scottsdale

Colonel Slanders
As an American citizen, I was outraged to hear about yet another "art" display concerning the desecration of an American symbol--"Old Crispy: The American Chicken, Fried and Otherwise" (Screed, April 11).

Colonel Harland Sanders was a moral, decent American with strong family values. What would he say if he were alive? He is a symbol of hardworking Americans who fought for our right to eat fried fowl. To all you un-American, ungodly, vegetarian artists out there, go to a Third World country. See how it feels. As a nation, we have gone too far!

Lori Ayers
Phoenix

Correction
The article "Miner Regulations" (April 18) incorrectly reported the size of mines to be regulated under a proposed reclamation law. Mines with five or more contiguous acres of disturbed land will be regulated.

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