The Nation - News from July 2, 1985
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The National Conservative Foundation said it will spend at least $250,000--and perhaps as much as $1 million--in an advertising campaign of 60-second commercials to convince people that the major U.S. news organizations have a liberal bias. Terry Dolan, foundation chairman, said at a Washington news conference to announce the ads that conservatives don’t get a fair shake from the television networks, major daily newspapers and wire services because all are too liberal.
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