DON MAZEN
Glendale
Mayor’s move will get business moving
Regarding “Mayor Drayman faces first salvo,” Thursday: Maybe now the council will be able to proceed with city business.
That clique that fills the council meetings should wait until the council takes care of important matters.
I think the council that hears or has mail should give the public their answers the following week. I have sent letters that will help traffic conditions and never get a reply. The council should limit responses to one speech per individual per night. One person must think he bores us with three speeches every Tuesday.
I have the mute button on television. We need answers to our problems, as I said before. Council critic Margaret Hammond is fun to watch, but I disagree with her “If it’s working, don’t fix it” thought. It is not working.
The entry room on some Tuesday nights tells us that only the nights when one group wants to change the council’s mind, such as ballot voting, do we have a full group at our meeting.
Thanks council, for having the ballot the way you have it on voting.
ROLAND MCGHIE
Glendale
A dare for whoever is lowering the flag
So the person who took down the American flag over the Vietnam memorial wall in Montrose took it down to protest a group gathering at the memorial against the war in Iraq (“Battle lines are drawn,” March 15). If the guy is so brave, I will buy him a plane ticket to Washington, D.C., and then he can try to take down the flag flying high over the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C.
My guess is that this guy has no guts, because people on the East Coast don’t play like that. Get where I am coming from?
PAUL D. CARNEY
Glendale