From:      <RWhite5197@aol.com>
To:        A16.A16(kidstv)
Date:      9/17/95 3:31pm
Subject:   Childrens Television Act

Allow broadcasters to compete in providing the best in wholesome
entertainment. In as much as the airwaves belong to the people,
the government could allocate use of standard frequencies on the
basis of which competing station will offer, in writing, the most
in terms of family programming with emphasis on those hours when
children are likely to be in the audience. Sex and violence could
be relegated to the cables or to late hour viewing. By awarding
frequencies on the basis of such a competition the government
removes itself from setting standards  which might conflict with
the First Amendment: the stations would voluntarily set their own
limits.
Straying from the standards would constitute a violation of the
contract and result in the revocation of the license.
Broadcasters wouldn't like this system but the airwaves don't
belong to them.