Sounding Off: Letters to the Editor - 2 July 1992
To The Editor:
I read with much interest and pride your June 25 editorial
opinion. What a privilege to live in a small community with a
newspaper editor who is willing to risk his all for what he
believes in. We have followed with much interest all the action
our local community and the total Kay County community have
involved themselves in since the onset of Narconon.
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If the Newkirk Community and the Kay County Community were to
have a candidate for a "True Patriotic American
Citizen" you should be the winner by a country mile.
Thanks again for your involvement in not only the Narconon
issue but all issues of importance for the preservation of our
American Way.
Sincerely,
June 13, 1992
A Resolution Duly Adopted by the Membership of the Chilocco
National Alumni Association condemning the Narconon actions
toward the Newkirk Herald-Journal...
Whereas, the Narconon organization made certain
representations to the Chilocco National Alumni Association which
were never fulfilled; and
Whereas, the Chilocco National Association unanimously adopted
a resolution opposing the Narconon operation on the former
Chilocco Indian School campus; and
Whereas, Mr. Robert Lobsinger, in his capacity as owner and
editor of the Newkirk Herald-Journal has diligently made public
the activities of the Narconon organization; and
Whereas, the Narconon organization has opposed the public
reporting of their activities by the Herald-Journal.
Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved the Chilocco National Alumni
Association reaffirms its opposition to the Narconon use of the
former Chilocco Indian School campus as expressed in the
resolution adopted June 9, 1990; and
Be It Further Resolved the action of Narconon against the
Newkirk Herald-Journal is condemned as vindictive and
irresponsible and an attempt to prevent public disclosure certain
actions by Narconon; and
Be It Further Resolved Mr. Robert Lobsinger is commended for
his courageous and continuing public reporting of questionable
activities by Narconon; and
Be It Finally Resolved the Chilocco National Alumni
Association strongly reaffirms its opposition and condemnation of
Narconon and its activities on the former Chilocco Indian School
campus.
Adopted by Chilocco National Alumni Association June 13, 1992
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The Newkirk Herald Journal
2 July 1992
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