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loge “fight | ity hall, "but now ‘thore| ie a new ono which has become more "to write to an elected official and express themselves. : . . . - ‘ * their skills and abilities, to draw up new anti-trust laws that wld prevent large corporations from making ‘windfall profits to be used to cr te monopolies... There use to be’ an old cliche, “you can't. BS “popular, ‘we can't communicate with big business." Big business has [ taken control: of the ‘economy and the Government in america. The only defense is public pressure on elected officials. “We urge everyone 5 . the President. We believe the presidential election of “1972 will long be remembered as ‘the biggest sell out, _ The purpose of en- — abling candidates to. pay their bills with cash instead -of favors, is I=” ~. merely one reason we. ‘the. People ‘should pay for our elected offieials | campaign expenses. We are ‘opposed to impeachment, but believe the presidents (Mr. Nixon's) mistakes. are as much the fault of the people as ‘Kis own. After all we did elect him, ond” ‘most of us ‘realize that’ . running for dog catcher is- “to. expensive for ‘any one: of us to afford. “et re, a candidate did not receive funds from, big: business, “where else could he get the money needed for campaign expenses? With ‘this system, we force many honest politicians’ to obligate themselves to the .€reedy and become totally unconmited .to the needy. Although, _we are opposed to the impeachment of the president, we feel that. it congress is ‘compelled, why. not. proceed in a more of ficient manner.” Perhaps ‘the president could do a better job without the added _Press- rt ed urcs of possible impeachment. "Regardless to what, is said or done, fo there are two things the american people can be grateful to Mr. “Nixon | “¢ oO as for, oneis he opened the eyes of many middle class whites: blacks, Fa