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I find KCSM and KTEH, together, fulfill my needs for public television.
KQED is putting on a mix of shows that appeals to Anglophiles, gour-
mands and searchers for the Inner Child. I think that they've lost
touch with the Bay Area audience because they are trying to impose
demographic standards to a public trust. If they'd start appealling to
the whole Bay Area again instead of excluding those of us who are
"wealth-impaired", I think funding drives wouldn't be so much of a
struggle.

In KQED's defense, however, I am proud to see our logo on some fine
programs as co-underwriters. We are important to the efforts of PBS
as a whole. I think that a new regime could restore some balance to
KQED television AND radio. Are contribution to PBS is important but
local television production needs KQED, too.