Letters, 7/2: Health care promises

Recent letters to the editor in favor of health care reform have missed the point.

Letters, 7/1: Fireworks noise objectionable

In his Local View (“Reconsider fireworks laws,” LJS, June 28), Berk Brown cites several reasons to adopt Missouri-style fireworks laws in Nebraska. He lists less damaging fires than those caused by Christmas

Letters, 6/29: Keep saying NO

Tom White says he might be running against congressman Lee Terry in the 2nd district ("White 'close' to decision on race," June 21). He said Terry is a proud member of the NO party, writes Roger Yant Sr. of Lincoln.

Letters, 6/28: Medicare for all

The debate over health care seems to come down to the terms private health care versus single payer. Unfortunately, I believe the use of the term single payer is not helpful.

Letters, 6/27: God bless Neda

By now, most of us in the United States have heard the heart-wrenching story of how a young Iranian woman, Neda, was murdered by a politically corrupt government.

Letters, 6/26: Spoiling the fun for all

It is ironic that the business of locking up public school tennis courts would show up in the news (“Locked tennis courts need review,” editorial, June 24) the same week I made the decision to lock the Southeast

Letters, 6/25: Bailouts only for the rich

Wall Street bankers will receive the $6 billion they were owed by General Motors as secured lenders.