::::::If the newsletters were written by Paul, sure, I would be fine with labeling them "Paul's". You have a source for that? Note that I don't deny the facts, but rather dispute it follows logically that these are "his newsletters". It is also a question of semiotics: when I hear "Paul's newsletters" I picture him sitting over his typewriter cranking out the latest issue, or at least Paul actively editing and overseeing the publication. I do not picture an operation sixty miles away with ghostwriters publishing a newsletter under his name while Paul is busy delivering babies elsewhere. Claiming we know it is "Paul's newsletter" is misleading.