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Stop unemployment and the sick culture
8:50am Thursday 21st August 2008
SIR – Referring to George Cowley’s letter (August 11), will he still be able to write letters to newspapers if he has not got a telephone?
If I would have been him I would have changed my telephone provider. I pay £17.50 a month, that covers line rental and local and national calls.
That must be cheaper than writing paper, envelopes and stamps.
Anyway a telephone is always nice to have in case of emergencies.
JOHN NORWOOD,
Kidderminster.
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