The Senate is in the process of perfecting the public broadcasting budget, almost a month after the House perfected its version.
The House has allotted twenty-five percent of the money for radio.
The Senate, on the other hand, is currently planning to give public TV ninety-five thousand dollars and radio nothing, according to Senate appropriations staffer Marty Drewel.
The discrepency will be resolved after the Senate perfects its version of the budget.
From Jefferson City, I'm Ashley Hall.
The Senate is in the process of perfecting the public broadcasting budget, almost a month after the House perfected its version.
The House has allotted twenty-five percent of the money for radio.
The Senate, on the other hand, currently is planning to give TV ninety-five thousand dollars and radio nothing, according to Senate appropriations staffer Marty Drewel.
The discrepency will be resolved after the Senate perfects its version of the budget.
From Jefferson City, I'm Ashley Hall.
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