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Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
--Speaking of vulgarity as one of the characteristics of our time, I ofoffer your May 6 cover [of Yasser Arafat by Roman Genn] as an example.
Ralph C. Boettcher
Pittsburgh, Pa.
--You'll get all kinds of screams from all the usual "fairness" sususpects. Let them howl. The cover depicts Arafat just the way I see him.
William F. Miller
Corpus Christi, Tex.
--The picture is too hideous to look at, so revolting that I don't wawant it in my house.
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