Oust incumbents in Thousand Oaks City Council race
     I am ecstatic at the number of candidates vying for the three Thousand Oaks City Council seats in the upcoming Nov. 7 elec- tion. This gives T.O. citizens a chance to make a much-needed change in the makeup of our City Council when we cast our votes.
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Won't be voting for Gillette
     I attended my first Triunfo Sanitation District Board meeting on Sept. 18 with a friend. I live in Thousand Oaks, and was very surprised by the behavior of City Councilman Dennis Gillette, who sits on the board.
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Bill-de la Peña and Wall endorsed
     As a vested citizen in our town of Thousand Oaks since its birth, I have grave concerns for its repu-
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We need another Masry in city hall
     Louis Masry is the only per- son running for City Council who possesses all of the attributes nec- essary to make a strong council- man. As a councilman, Louis will carry on the tradition of his late father, Ed Masry, in fighting for all residents of Thousand Oaks, and in bringing decorum and ci-
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Fox deserves another term
     As a busy mom, I consider nothing more important than the quality of life, schools and recre- ational facilities for our families in Thousand Oaks.
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Fox a voice for public safety
     I'm writiing in support of Andy Fox. I believe our city is for- tunate to have the leadership of Councilman Fox.
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Trustee says he represents the district's parents
      Allow me to clarify some misconceptions. First, I am pleased with the academic performance of our schools. Very pleased. If your children have the drive, our schools have the educational opportunity.
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Challenger for board of trustees wants schools to show improvement
     In the Sept. 28 letters to the T.O. Acorn , Randy Roth accused me of "following Dunn down a road that is based on misrepresen- tation of the facts." Not so.
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Educators do all they can for Conejo students
     Bravo to the very eloquent, in- sightful and witty contributors of the Sept. 28
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Ugly tactics are at work in Assembly race
     I am appalled to have learned about the phone calls that have been placed to residents in our area. The "survey" started off like any other political survey but im- mediately went into politics as usual-dirty campaigning.
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Strickland not a big advocate of public safety
     Audra Strickland's guest opinion of Sept. 14 ("Keep criminain prisons-not in neighborhoods") makes no sense.
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Likes the Democrat in the race for Congress
     I am a 40-year resident of Thousand Oaks. My grandmother and mother fought to make this the best city possible. I am proud of what they have accomplished.
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Impeachment is an illogical rallying cry
     In response to Sherry Jensen's diatribe regarding the impeach- ment of our president, let's take each of her points one at a time.
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Bush gives us wars without end
     Regarding last week's letter "Why isn't Congress talking about impeachment," thank you, Ms. Jensen, for speaking up about the Bush administration.
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UPS goes to the dogs
     To the dozens of dogs of all sizes and varieties who live in Westlake Village, the battle be- tween Fed Ex and UPS has been won by Big Brown, paws down.
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For the record
     A letter to the editor in last week's edition from Mervyn Kopp of Thousand Oaks said that Louis Masry failed in an attempt to run for City Council in Moorpark and was "soundly rejected." Masry never ran for the Moorpark City Council.
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