It's another "Grand Plan" ("Big debate over a dime," Feb. 17).
Wrapped within this mathematical maze of malarky was this
beauty: "$74 million in unclaimed deposits, figuring that 16
percent of the containers on which consumers have paid a deposit
would not be returned."  Forget about the rest of the article.
Ten years of unclaimed deposits is almost $740 million! This
must put big smiles on faces of our liberal legislators and
environmentalists who have dreams of how that money could be
used to fund more "government interference" and inflict more
changes in our "social behavior" to help save us from the waves
of garbage now littering the landscape.  These advanced homo
sapiens are thinking about the future too, "expand the idea, so
that recycling deposits also would be paid for new cars,
cellphones and appliances."  Please stop drooling.  Henry M.
Votel, Forest Lake  The right choice  Let's keep this simple.
The DNR knows it is not a wise decision to feed deer. They even
admit it. Nevertheless, they have cav