Television Listings Are Missed

You have no idea how comforting it is to know that The Herald has put its shoulder to the wheel to help ameliorate the sub-prime "crunch" by eliminating the TV schedule on its last page and replacing it with real estate ads with sumptuous pictures, etc.

However, how is one to navigate PBS’s donation drives and its repeat of "Alone in the Wilderness" for the hundredth time and find something important?

And you column fillers? How about the one that informs veterans that they are entitled to Social Security additions for war service during certain dates? That was as relevant as if you were to inform World War I doughboys that they are entitled to a 1932 bonus.

Willis R. VanHouton

Brookfield

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