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Did te ay neal om’s Reply Fits Case _Of Harrison Williams To The Commercial Appeal: An open letter to Ex-Senator Harrison ‘illiams: How dare you?! You are obviously a man with a distorted definition of crime and the resulting punishment — at least when it comes to you being involved. You. say you were “trapped.” ‘Yes, indeed you were, much like a robber in a stillwatch. The prisons are full of individuals caught in such oper- ations, however, that does not make them or you any less guilty, A Revolting Affair To The Commercial Ay : Icommend your editorial, “A Clean Get- away.” Howard Baker lauding Harrison Wil- Hams’ resignation as courageous — indeed — the FBI was the courageous department for beautifully doing its job. An exorbitant pension and excessive rights make the whole affair even more revolting. I trust the Public will atleast bear those shams in mind with upcoming jons, peo ‘TOM ROBINSON 2144 Monroe a "4476 Westbury Once you were informed of the nature of the meeting you attended with the phony oil sheik, you should have left — never to return. But no. You saw fit to continue this fied activity, not once, or twice, but on several occasions, and offer your position and influence for money. , Now you're You got caught. I say, “Bully for the FBL A job well done.” This is the only that haunts me: Since you have been in Congress 23 years, how many other opportunities similar to this one pre- sented themselves to you and you benefited from them? I be was up, I can remember doing things. A hes Bo os ‘business doing, such as staying out past curfew, disobey my parents, and I always got discovered. As was receiving my punishment, I would plead with my mother —“But Mama, I didn’t really mean to do it!” Her mse was always the same, “Yes, you really ad mean to do it, you just didn’t mean to get caught.” Truer words were never spoken. I firmly believe this fits you like a tailor- made suit. B. SEAL: © BYdECOnK Bere sets & a