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Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-03-15

Gives Suggestion on how to improve call-in shows, expresses discontent with other programming.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-03-15; 68134

Expresses appreciation for Brian Lamb, suggests airing other sides of debate about Israel.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-03-05

Expresses discontent with House of Commons.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-03-01; 75202

Suggests that roll-call votes of Congress should be placed on screen, expresses discontent with Connie Doebele.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-03-02; 16063

Expresses appreciation for C-SPAN, suggests subtitles for hearing-impaired viewers.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.

Suggests programs about Senate and more interviews with foreign officials.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-28; 27964

Expresses discontent with local Cable company and with C-SPAN for not being available.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.

Expresses extreme discontent with Brian Lamb, accuses C-SPAN of promoting Conservative propaganda.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.

Expresses discontent with C-SPAN's professionalism and that issues such as corporate involvement in drug trade should be covered but are not.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-26; 55102

Asks for information about obtaining programming schedule.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.

Asks for information about obtaining a book about World War II.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.

Explains how C-SPAN has helped author become a Republican, likes Dan Quayle.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-03-04; 63169

Suggests that C-SPAN begin airing the program "Beauty and the Beast."

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-03-04

Expresses discontent with C-SPAN's alleged association with IPS for showing Barnet's anti-US speech.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-08

Asks for information regarding radio coverage of C-SPAN, as well as programming schedule.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-21; 17601

Expresses appreciation for C-SPAN and its coverage of Congress, and especially Katherine Buckley.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-22; 10543

Suggests that camera should show other perspectives, not just speaker, asks about programs concerning environmental waste.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-10; 22111

Asks if he can be a guest on program to explain economic worries of federal workers, criticizes Reagan for his hand in this.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-01-22; 38237

Expresses appreciation for C-SPAN, especially its coverage of Parliament, asks for information about C-SPAN radio.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-13; 84103

Expresses appreciation for C-SPAN's foreign radio broadcasting, asks for information about programming schedule.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-21; 15219

Expresses discontent with how guest interpreted Constitution in his bias toward Republican party.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-01; 54911

Criticizes guest's misinformed interpretation of Canadian culture and school system as compared to US.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-01-26

Believes in choice of cable company; encloses letter about the failings of War on Drugs, hypocrisy of legal alcohol and tobacco historically.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-01-31; 07450

Stresses the importance of educational values of C-SPAN and for American patriotism.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.

Expresses discontent with C-SPAN, explains its alleged bias toward corporate interests and Republican Party, exposes EPA corruption.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-23

Expresses appreciation for program about Publication on revolutionary Central America.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-14; 07630

Expresses discontent over an allegedly Socialist reporter featured on program.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-05; 01060

Expresses extreme discontent with Henry Kissinger and his policies, and his coverage on C-SPAN.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1990-02-16; 15241

Expresses discontent with C-SPAN, says it's biased toward liberalism and that Conservative aren't on enough.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.; 64804

Blames hopelessness of America on government policies, including War on Drugs and corruption.

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