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* It seems to me that on almost every other corner in and around Los Angeles, there is a liquor store. It also seems to me that on almost every other corner there is a practicing attorney. Wouldn’t it be beneficial to those of us interested in crime reduction to lower the number of both by a few thousand?
STUART A. CANNOLD
Palmdale
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