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By John Arthur
Sunday, May 20 2012 05:00 AM
Reader: Regarding the headline on Wednesday's letter from former council member [Conni] Brunni... Bad job. The editor who did that ["Salvaggio is a tool who gets his facts wrong"] should be suspended... or smacked with a tool.
Glen Davis
Bakersfield
Editorial Page Editor Robert Price responds: Headlines on letters reflect the letter, not the opinion of the newspaper.
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Reader: I just have one question. What is The Californian's mission statement?
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Arthur: Last week we answered a number of questions from a curious reader who asked to go unnamed. Here are a couple we didn't have room for:
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We received a letter from a reader posing a number of commonly-asked questions. I spoke at length to the reader, who wishes to remain anonymous, but here are some of her questions, and my replies:
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This seems like a good week to bring up one of the favorite topics of correspondents to this column — the weather page.
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Reader: The April 3 television listings [included a program entitled] "If You're Just an Evil Bitch Then Get Over It" Bridget accuses Henry of murder. (N)
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Reader: I'm calling in regard to a editorial political cartoon, I guess you'd call it. I'd call it a political hit piece on the American fighting men. It appeared March 15 with a poor GI pointing a gun at himself in the mirror and a caption of "Confronting our worst enemy in Afghanistan."
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Californian editors on Friday determined that an item in Friday's Outdoors column, by Steve Merlo, was a complete fabrication.
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Reader: I just take exception to the front page of (last) Saturday's paper with that inmate being made out to be a hero in the L.A. Times article. I think they could have picked someone better than someone who tried to kill another person and he goes to prison and assaults staff there as well.
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The Californian is introducing a subscription model on BakersfieldCalifornian.com, the news-only website launched earlier this year. Our "metered" model allows up to 10 unrestricted news-article views per month but requires a paid subscription for unlimited access to news content.
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Reader: I am writing on behalf of my husband and myself regarding the articles that were in [last] Sunday's paper.
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Reader: Regarding the February 28th edition.
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Reader: The Wall to Wall Bicycle Ride is a national event and yet the article and picture aren't on the front page. I was disappointed to get my paper, let's just say.