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In telling me why he is opposed to funding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, my representative, Tom DeLay, said that the nonpartisan Center for Media and Public Affairs analyzed 225 PBS programs in the late 1980s and reported in 1992 that "the balance of opinion tilted consistently in a liberal direction" on issues ranging from gay rights to the Cold War. He says PBS's failure to offer balanced programming is a contributing factor as to why taxpayer subsidies should be closely scrutinized. What is the Center for Media and Public Affairs? Is it really nonpartisan? Does anybody know anything about this study of 225 programs? Diane Durbin dianed@tenet.edu