The Stroller: 'Let me ask'   Jerry Wofford of Spartanburg wasn't
amused by Otis Owens' comment that people opposed to prayer in
public places should pack their bags and leave the U.S. “Well,
Mr. Owens, I came from the United States. I earned my right to
be here by service to my country, and I don't like your idea
that my religion — whatever it might be is none of your business
— is not proper,” says Mr. Wofford. “The United States I came
from has a Constitution that guarantees all our rights to our
own religion and prevents you and those like you from forcing
yours down others' throats. So, Mr. Owens, I will not pack my
bags and leave. Let me ask, what have you done for your country?
If the answer is nothing, why don't you pack your bags and
leave?”  ‘RUINED ALL IT TOUCHES': Jim Brooks of Roebuck says the
questions asked by Larry Cooper have no short answer but that if
his inquiry is sincere the place to go for answers is the New
Testament. “Study it for six months,” suggests Mr. Brooks. “As
to ‘judging,' go