Public broadcasting value and funding defended as essential
An reader argues that public broadcasting costs about seven to eight dollars per person with tax and private funds, while the nation spends far more on Social Security. The piece defends CPB funding, calls for continued federal support, and condemns efforts to cut public broadcasting budgets as shortsighted.
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NPR
Pbs-Tv
CPB
Spring cleaning garage sale to aid visitors center
The Chamber of Commerce hosts an annual garage sale on March 4 from 10 to 4 in front of the Visitors' Center, part of the Community Sidewalk Sale. Donations of clothing and other items are welcome, with unsold items going to the Senior Citizen's Thrift Shop or charities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Lori Whitten
Lori
Carson Irene Kirchner
Nancy Maynald
Senior Citizens Center
Senior Citizens
Jack Sellers
Steve Schubert
Steve
Woodcreek Drive
Barbara Stone
Las Flores
Kay Watkins
Lou
Nick Klist
Rowena Lightfoot
Virginia
Roger
Lambert
Presbyterian Church
the Oaks
Carol Mitchell
Bettye Webb
Barbara Buchanan
James Redfield
Dorothy Carter
Paradise
Edna Willey
Edna
Blanco River
Blanco Drive
Paradise Valley
Wanda Fish
Nancy Boddeker
Cypress Creek Lane
Cina Seba
Norman Parish
Seba
Norman
China
Brookhollow
P.E
First Baptist Church
W.O.W
Wise
O.W
Inquirer
Wimberley United Methodist Church
Ozona Bank
Mavis Woolsey
Wimberley Lions Club
Bob Kutler
Roy Williams
Joe Heidenfelder
Leon Hewlett
Wimberley Shrine Club
Oak Center
Better Breathers Club
Ctmc Cardiopulmonary Services
Karen Morris
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