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YOUR correspondents C K Lewis and R Alex• ander clearly do not treat the issue of nuclear disarmament with the same seriousness as Mrs Rogers and Mr Porter. Mr Alexander's likening of the nuclear stakes to a game shows a profourd misunderstanding of the situation Games have winn

WARTIME RAF pilot Ron Chantry has run into a bit of flak from the rating valuation office about his Yew Tree farm home at Charing Heath Mr Chantry. 36, has added a reception room with an upstairs bathroom and shower to his detached home, linking It with the house. Valuation offi

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MRS VALENTINE FURNIVAL, wife of Romney Marsh farmer Mr William Furnival, died of chronic alcoholism, said coroner Ralph Vaughan at an inquest last week. Mr Furnival had told him: "There is some evidence that in the last five or six years my wife was drinking from to time" Mrs Fu