OETA's state funding could stop under proposed legislation
OKLAHOMA CITY - Two state legislators have proposed zero-funding for OETA, the statewide educational television network.
While the move wouldn't kill the state signal for Big Bird and '' Antiques Roadshow ,'' it would mean a lot fewer Oklahomans would be able to get it, the executive director of OETA said.
Senate Bill 1689 would end state appropriations for "public media or establishing a statewide educational...
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