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Telescope of a conservative, continued.(Letter to the editor)
In a recent letter to the editor, Robert Howe wrote with understandable pride of his possession of a Questar telescope previously owned by Barry Goldwater ("Telescope of a Conservative," May 5). A Questar indeed is an American-made jewel (colloquially known as the "doctor's telescope" for its precision and high cost), but it is not American-designed, as Mr. Howe says--or ...
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