Why not try curfew in Tikrit?
I believe there should be a curfew enforced in Tikrit [“U.S. says Saddam may be in Tikrit,” Oct. 14]. You’ve got al-Qaida and others mixing with the locals setting land mines and plotting against our servicemen. With a curfew, our troops could go door to door to disarm them. We should not be watching American protests in Tikrit on the nightly news. We should not be loosing our boys every day to snipers and hostile groups. I am a staunch Republican, and I don’t like what I see in Iraq. We need to protect our boys and get them home as soon as possible. Mark Giuseffi, West Chester Try sign language for saying ‘sorry’ There is a wonderful one-handed sign for “I’m sorry.” It’s the American Sign Language sign which is the finger spelled letter “s” rubbed in a small circle on the chest. The “s” sign is a fist with the thumb across the knuckles of the other fingers. Give it a try. Barbara C. Burton, Mason Support Children Services levy Professionally, I am clear on the need to pass the 2-mill
