Facts faulty on hydrogen car story
      As a geophysicist and resident of Moorpark, I read your July 27 article on hydrogen-fueled cars with an informed interest. Unfortunately, you appear to have made a common error among nonscientists regarding this subject.
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Fire could have been avoided
      I just returned home from several days away and found out that there was a fire at 14760 Hartford St. in Campus Park this morning. I don't know much about how the fire took place; however, I do know that the Campus Park citi zens sent a petition to the city on Feb.
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Great job!
      I wanted to say thank you to Security Paving. Having seen many public works projects over the years, I really appreciate how diligently they are working on the road widening. When I see all those men and trucks busily working, I get the feeling they are doing it just for me.
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Put the blame where it belongs
      Regarding the story "County officials vote to reduce greenhouse gasses" (July 27), it's time to stop blaming the people and time to start blaming government officials who can only spout feelgood rhetoric. The website www. builditsmartvc.
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War doesn't bring security
      Last week I was pleased to see Chris Risley's letter regarding the July 17 Executive Order that is in violation of free speech, due process, and the rights to assembly and petition of grievances as it regards the occupied, puppet regime that used to be Iraq.
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No fear of losing private property
      I read with interest the letter "Executive Order Infringes on Rights" (July 27). It appears to me to be another example of the fear tactics espoused by certain elements of our society.
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Disagrees with reader's letter
      A July 27 letter to the editor by Mr. Risley describes an Executive Order as giving the president "the right to confiscate your property if you actively oppose the war in Iraq." Reading the executive order, there is no reference to opposition, protest, disagreement, dissent or any othe...
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