In a Sept. 30 letter to the Mayor, the council objected "in the strongest possible terms to the city's lack of responsiveness."

To the Editor: In response to a Sept. 14 letter, of course we are all loyal Americans at this difficult and heartbreaking time.

To the Editor: The writer of a Sept. 18 letter rightly asks why there are no fire extinguishers in subway cars.

The Bank of Ireland first laid out its proposal to Abbey National's directors in a Sept. 19 letter.

In a Sept. 6, 2002, letter he appears to caution her about the use of the telephone but said he was well protected.

A Sept. 4, 1973, letter from an adjoining property owner complaining of smelly water was followed by well testing.

Katharine Hepburn, in a Sept. 7, 1944, letter to Philip Barry's wife, describes him as a wreck who fears he is about to go mad.

To the Editor: Re your Sept. 23 letters on Amtrak and the highways: Who should pay the costs to run a railroad?

In a Sept. 18, 1952, letter, he wrote to Edgar Jr.: "Your mother needs no sympathy.

To the Editor: I was amused by the Democratic mantra expressed in a Sept. 12 letter against Republicans.