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Re “Another Setback for Seller of O.C.’s Public TV Station,” Aug. 19
Memo to Daystar Television Network: The vast majority of Orange and L.A. county residents want KOCE to continue as a public television station. We do not want your programming on Channel 50. Kindly drop your meddling, which is serving only to drain precious resources from the coffers of the KOCE-TV Foundation that would otherwise be invested in facilities and programming to provide education and entertainment, as opposed to your intended use of these airwaves for proselytizing.
DAVID ALPERN
Long Beach
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