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Letters
A Blueprint for Defeat
Your "Misunderstanding Kansas" article ("Between
the Lines," May issue) was most perceptive. I feel you hit the nail
on the head regarding our current situation in Kansas: Two Republican
parties is a blueprint for defeat. I hope you will follow with more insightful
work on this important subject.
Robert Cook, Shawnee, Kan.
How About
Remodeling?
Your August edition has a "Best in Business KC 2002"
list that includes architects and homebuilders among the many businesses.
Residential remodeling is about on par with the new homebuilding dollars
in our country’s economy. It would be nice to see the "Best
of Remodeling" next year. You probably have many readers who remodel
and renovate their homes and condos.
My first contact with Ingram’s was when Steed Remodeling worked with
Bob and Beth Ingram on the Lyric’s Donor room. I have been hooked
on what they had done and what the magazine still does for our city.
Bo Steed, Steed Remodeling
Kansas City, Mo.
Wiggins’
Example
Ingram’s is read and enjoyed by our customers and
employees. It helps us to keep up with what is going on in our business
community. I especially like the "Players" segment and was so
glad to see that you featured Senator Harry Wiggins. His political career
example should be the model for others to follow. As a "republican"
if I can say that, I can’t imagine what the Democrats say about his
dedicated career. I also enjoyed reading the Best of Business KC 2002
and sincerely appreciate that you included eastern Jackson County.
Sparky Aldridge, Broome Oldsmobile-Cadillac
Independence, Mo.
GOOD WORK
I enjoy having Ingram’s in my
showroom. I have found the articles informative and interesting, as have
many of my clients.
Jack Rees, Jack Rees Interiors,
Kansas City, Mo.
Super, super magazine. We enjoy reading it—the best in the Midwest.
Tony DiPardo, Kansas City, Mo.
IN SUPPORT OF HIGHER EDUCATION
Thanks again for including me in Ingram’s Industry
Outlook. It was again a top-notch experience and one I think will contribute
a lot to the State’s understanding of higher education.
Daniel M. Lambert, President
Baker University, Baldwin City, Kan.
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