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Re “Careless cutbacks in O.C.,” editorial, Dec. 15
As representatives of a company that recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, I find it somewhat curious that the editors of The Times think they have the financial expertise and the moral authority to tell the Orange County supervisors how to run the county’s finances.
It’s the old “people in glass houses” adage.
Hank Jacobs
Monrovia
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