Perspective
Jan. 29, 2013
It's not as if Ralphs is leaving California
Gideon Kanner's argument that union grocery clerks are "strangers" with no right to "intrude" on Ralphs Supermarkets' property rights is unpersuasive. By Ruth D. Shapin
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN
Gideon Kanner's argument that union grocery clerks are "strangers" with no right to "intrude" on Ralphs Supermarkets' property rights is unpersuasive. ["Does the Freedom of Expression Trump Property Rights?," Jan. 22]. In fact, the grocery clerks and their union are part of Ralphs' family with as much right to be there as the strangers who shop there. The decision in Ralphs was correct. Under the First Amendment, as well...For only $95 a month (the price of 2 article purchases)
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