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ter on education to which we all of course agree.
I do not really believe Mr. Massie would like to build elsewhere. He, too, understands the process. Both Mr. Massie and Mr. McCarthy have responsibilities to represent the interests of the people of Washington as well as those of the county.
As to the ARB, it has responsibilities it must fulfill. In its process' it discusses applications and makes suggestions. None of this is direction. If listened to with an open mind, however, it can often result in improved plans for the betterment of the builder and the community. The ARB’s goal, as I have observed it, has been to achieve “accomodation” with applicants.
Until, and if, they fail at this relative the jail, I believe that much of your concern is premature. Under any circumstances, accomodation is a two-way street. Following the process and obtaining a clear approval is even better.
Mr. Massie uses “education” to refer to the formalities of the school system. I w'ould suggest that much of “education” is not learned in schools. I would further suggest that newspapers have a responsibility to contribute to the process.
COL. JAMES S. WILLIS
Washington
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