A Last Hurrah for Robert Dornan
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Former U.S. Rep. Robert K. Dornan may have ended his political career as almost a caricature of himself, but I will always remember his tremendous support of the families of Vietnam MIAs (“The Still-Fighting Irishman,” by Jean O. Pasco, March 14). He was the only politician urging government intervention in determining the status of MIAs. Many of us greatly appreciated his concern and helpfulness.
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