Vote No on Propositions
* There is no way the average voter can assess the financial impact of the various propositions included on the Nov. 7 ballot. Also, one cannot believe the TV ads by both sides of a proposition. I suggest voters do as I am and vote no (except for Prop. A) on all propositions. Maybe such actions would stop voters having to rely on silly ads for information and save the exorbitant ad dollars, which could be used for helping the poor and homeless.
WILLIAM H. DUDLEY
Encino
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