C-SPAN Records · Items · Documenting C-SPAN

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-31; 89509

Writes to the Federal Communications Commission expressing concern for the additional charges for long-distance phone calls and the implementation of digital television.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-27; 89509

States support of Brian Lamb's views in regard to digital television and suggests limiting the powers of the Federal Communications Commission.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.; 42633

Expresses pride in Brian Lamb and argues for keeping C-SPAN.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.

States support for Brian Lamb's statements about the importance of C-SPAN.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-19

Offers a story about the history of televisions to support Brian Lamb's argument that digital must-carry rules don't go through.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-14; 89706

Commends Brian Lamb for his statement to Congress about digital TV and for creating C-SPAN, but states dislike that she feels all Booknotes guests are liberal.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-13

States they need better programming more than better picture.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-11; 33763

States support for C-SPAN and reports writing a letter arguing to allow C-SPAN to continue regardless of the must-carry ruling.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-08; 55311

Praises C-SPAN and lists reasons why she does not feel she needs high definition television.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-08; 46202

Expresses concerns that they will lose C-SPAN if the ruling on high definition television is passed.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-08; 83703

Writes to John McCain expressing concerns about the cost and loss of service that could occur with the Must Carry ruling.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-08; 39056

Praises Brian Lamb's response to the Congressional committee on digital television and states opinion that digital "must-carry" is a dumb idea.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-08; 11358

Writes to John McCain taking issue with feeling forced to purchase a new television set and pay cable fees to foster high definition television and states cable executives must be stopped.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-08

Thanks C-SPAN for upholding their rights.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-09; 92069

States he does not need improvements to cable and thanks Brian Lamb for his statement to the subcommittee.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-10; 12603

Thanks C-SPAN for many programs, including Booknotes, and asks what viewers can do to ensure they keep getting C-SPAN.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-08; 10022

Offers comments in response to Brian Lamb's statement before the Senate Committee on Technological Development in the Cable Industry and asks C-SPAN to get an 800 number.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-07; 48036

Writes to John McCain giving her reaction on the must-carry rules being proposed and states she does not believe Congress should mandate Cable television broadcasting.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-07-09; 95219

Responds to a program featuring John McCain on the future of high definition television and suggests Brian Lamb be on a panel on the subject.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1999-02-24; 49424

States she felt that she had to learn what Jesse Ventura was saying from his own words, not published reporting.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-12-30; 96001

Expresses enjoyment of the program with Jesse Ventura.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-12-30; 53562

Congratulates C-SPAN on wonderful programs and wonders if they can get a tape of the Jesse Ventura program.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-12-28; 60115

Thanks C-SPAN for the Noam Chomsky interview and mentions Russia and China "launching nukes" against an unspecified "evil empire."

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-12-25; 27312

Thanks C-SPAN for the interview with Jesse Ventura.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-19

Empty envelope.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-18

Empty envelope.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-17

Asks if the Americans killed in the Gulf War died in vain.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-19

States the C-SPAN panel missed three points of the CNN Town Meeting and lists the points.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-19; 93245

States a future president may be among protestors.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-11; 22405

Poses a series of questions and issues related to a potential war with Iraq and Saddam Hussein.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-19

Asks why the Secretary of Defense never served in the military.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-19

Suggests a poll on how many legislators' children will be put in danger if the U.S. goes to war with Iraq.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-19

Relates a story about an apartment with a malfunctioning gas fireplace and relates it to an attack against Saddam Hussein.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-19

Asks if the U.S. has full authority for a military strike from the U.N. Security Council.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-19

Opposes bombing Iraq and states opinion that the Iraqi people should bring down Saddam Hussein.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-19

Uses a quote on Bill Clinton to oppose Bill Clinton.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-13; 59923

Discusses the U.N. investigation of Iraqi weapons and argues that the U.S. should not be involved in this inspection program or the U.N.; also believes the U.S. should not bomb Iraq.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.

A political cartoon of Saddam Hussein standing on Iraqi civilians.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-17

Volunteers to fight Saddam Hussein, makes a reference to Monica Lewinsky.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-21; 32118

Expresses beliefs about the consequences of bombing Iraq and argues that the American people are entitled to the truth about the White House scandal.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-22

Asks for C-SPAN to address reports that a pseudo-real time coverage of an attack on Baghdad was being rehearsed.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1998-02-22; 76028

Expresses interest in hearing about why the U.S. wants to bomb Iraq and discusses the history of U.S. involvement in foreign wars.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.; 10570

Writes to Bill Clinton about author's belief that Saddam Hussein is trying to start a war with the United States and describes his efforts to help win the war in Iraq.