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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2011
Page
16
Public broadcasting funding remains intact as PBS chief Kerger navigates congressional questions about support for television and radio stations. The discussion centers on existing deals and long term commitments affecting public media nationwide.
A readable fragment shows a TV schedule with multiple time slots and mentions changes to a show. It references Kerger and a public license matter, plus a cryptic line about a "Tiast changed every Shimg" and waves. The text ends with a note about a public license case.
Resigned last month amid hidden camera footage from a conservative activist, Schiller drew criticism while MPR aired comments by Joan Witemsomer. The House voted to cut CPS funding and PR funds, but the Senate blocked the moves. Budget deal provides hope for future but critics warn revisits may come. Anne Senties notes specific undo efforts required.
Brierly Lopez receives top recognition as the most New York person in a yearbook style list. The event highlighted notable local figures and the publication praised Lopez for community impact and character.
Puzzle instruction outlines a standard Sudoku: fill digits 1 through 9 in each row column and 3 by 3 box without repetition. The grid presents a solvable challenge with typical easy level clues guiding logic steps.
The fragment suggests a wordplay theme around affect and forgiveness with terms like pardon mercy and peace, ending with Yesterday's Answer: Fairways. The piece hints at emotional states guiding actions such as remedy and relief, tying to a possible puzzle on relationships and paths to remission.
Puzzle clues mix science terms with playful misprints. The list mentions a Star Trek reference, a Cyrano theme, and a bank name, hinting at a puzzle page with eclectic wordplay and obscure fills.
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