Oklahoma lawmaker wants to end state funding of OETA
The state should stop funding Oklahoma 's public television system in the next five years, a lawmaker said Tuesday, saying individuals and corporations should pay the bill to televise shows featuring Elmo and award-winning documentaries on the Civil War and baseball.
Rep. Leslie Osborn, R-Tuttle , said the state should be putting the nearly $4 million it appropriated this fiscal year to the Oklahoma Television A...
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