Letters to the Editor

To the Editor:

I cannot fault your article on my firing by the National Education Association for any errors of commission("N.E.A. Charges Former Researcher With Speaking Out of Turn,"Nov. 20, 1991). One important omission, however, could lead readers to the wrong conclusion; several others deprive the story of its true flavor.

You write that I "acknowledged that he had been warned twice before being dismissed that he should curb his 'entrepreneurial activities.'" From these words alone, a reader might infer that I did not curb such activities after the warnings and was therefore tired. Not so. All letters in question were written between Oct. 6 and Oct. 12. No contacts with media or others were...