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[steve2470]

11/26/2001

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[steve2470]

1. one more FYI - response to my news tip to NY Times (exact copy)

Thanks for your message to our Reader Comment mailbox. Your e-mail will reach the appropriate editor promptly. We are grateful to readers who take the time to help us report thoroughly and accurately.

Ordinarily a comment about news coverage will receive a further reply. And we do pay respectful attention to all messages, even those that are part of organized letter-writing campaigns, for which we are not staffed to reply individually. A correction generally takes two or three days to appear on Page A2, after fact checking.

News and opinion departments operate separately at The Times. For comments on an editorial or an Op-Ed column or article, the address is [e-mail]. (If your message was for those departments, it will be forwarded there.)

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The New York Times

(this comes from an email to me)