Cutting all state funding to OETA would be a disservice
W HEN public television's “ Antiques Roadshow ” visited Tulsa last summer, Chinese carved bowls brought in by a guest were appraised at a price of up to $1.5 million, the highest valuation in the show's 16-year history. Even at $1 million, the low end of the bowls' appraisal, the antiques would cover about three months of state appropriations for the PBS network in Oklahoma .
Some lawmakers would like to ...
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