From:    Jym Dyer <jym@remarque.berkeley.edu>
Subject: A PBS Quiz
Date:    8 Dec 1994 16:51:20 GMT


[Adapted From the FAIR WWW Page]
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A PBS Quiz                                   _EXTRA!_ (11-12/94)


      Both are nationally recognized.
      Both have written best sellers.
      Both are articulate and at the top of their fields.

      Which woman did PBS choose to host a show?
      Charlayne Hunter-Gault or Peggy Noonan?

H:  One has 16 years of PBS experience.
N:  The other has no PBS experience.

H:  One is an award-winning journalist.
N:  The other is a partisan political flak.

H: One has been identified with universal human rights.
N: The other has been identified with narrow Republican
   politics.

H: One came to national attention as a civil rights hero.
N: The other came to national attention as a Reagan-Bush
   speechwriter.

H: One has a show, Rights & Wrongs: Human Rights TV, that PBS
   refuses to fund or distribute.
N: The other is getting a show that PBS will support and
   distribute.

H: One is black.
N: The other is white.

Which woman did PBS choose?                 (The answer: Noonan)

Ask why!  Contact:

 Ervin Duggan, President
 PBS
 1320 Braddock Place
 Alexandria, VA 22314

or call the PBS Hotline: 1-800/272-2190. (This sometimes takes a
long time to answer.)

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This quiz was created by the Coalition Vs. PBS Censorship.
For more information, write them at

 P.O. Box 485
 Santa Monica, CA 90406-0485 

or call 310/288-6693.
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FAIR.  I do not represent FAIR in any way, nor do I receive
compensation for my volunteer effort on their behalf.

=o= You can find a snazzier copy of the above, including photos
of Hunter-Gault and Noonan, on the FAIR WWW page.  The URL is:

  http://theory.lcs.mit.edu/~mernst/fair/

    <_Jym_>