Harding and sports money

I am very disturbed by Jeff Danziger's Jan. 18 cartoon of [Olympic athletes and their agents].

As of that day, Tonya Harding had not been proven guilty of anything. She may want big money, but does it occur to anyone that she might want or have to pay back some of the money invested in her?

It is one thing to point out wrong morals, but don't the big football and baseball stars sign up for big money? Nan C. Moorhead, N. Ft. Meyers, Fla

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