In search of Lloyd Brown
THE EDITOR, Madam: I AM trying to locate my father Lloyd Brown, I was born at Princess Margaret Hospital. My name is Andrea Brown. And my mother's maiden name is Rhoden, I now reside in Canada.

Public transportation woes
THE EDITOR, Madam: AS A recent visitor to the island, I was dismayed at the lack of organised mass transportation ­ not only was the railway shut down, but there was also the absence of large country buses that plied on schedule from town-to-town...

A migrant's tale
THE EDITOR, Madam: I MUST identify myself as one of several Jamaicans who have taken flight from 'paradise'. Because to tell the truth Jamaica is hardly paradise for the average Jamaican.

Improved policing ­ the way forward
THE EDITOR, Madam: NOW THAT we have brought crime to the centre of everyone's attention, we are now left to anticipate what will be the next move.

Clear the air, Jamaicans for Justice!
THE EDITOR, Madam: IN A letter published in your newspaper (August 24) a Ms. Margaret Hodges of the Jamaicans for Justice attempts to take me to task for comments I made regarding an increasing tendency of tar-brushing the country's security forces.

Finding solutions to crime
THE EDITOR, Madam: RECENTLY A number of people have been calling for the removal of Mr. K.D. Knight because of their perception that he has failed to stem the increasing crime wave.