Quake Could Test Board Ideologues
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As you said, “There they go again . . . “ with reference to the Orange Unified School District’s Board of Trustees denying its schools the freedom to apply for federal grants (“Vote Shortchanges Students,” Editorial, June 9). Just wait for school damage from the big earthquake that has been predicted to hit the Southland and see how fast the same ideologues on the board get on the phone to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
ALEX BRITTON
Los Alamitos
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