71.   Newspaper editors are too sophisticated to go for mushy public patriotism.

72.   Newspaper editors are often loathe to omit or cancel a comic strip for fear of receiving a deluge of angry calls and letters.

73.   Not surprisingly, these newsletter editors are bullish.

74.   Now, editors are employees with spreadsheets.

75.   Of course, the editors are not all-knowing.

76.   Of course, editors are readers, too, and their opinions are as important as any others.

77.   One time, with all the other editors were off cavorting down in Florida ostensibly thinking great thoughts, I was left in charge of the news operation.

78.   Other editors are like speedboats and try to roll over you or completely change your direction.

79.   Other editors have been less vocal about their missions, and those who know Kelly see him taking that more subdued, if not less effective, path.

80.   Over the four decades the previous editors were in charge, only eight volumes of the texts were published.