From:      JIM BREEDEN <75066.770@compuserve.com>
To:        FCC <kidstv@fcc.gov,>
Date:      11/28/95 12:11am
Subject:   TELEVISION REGULATION

Dear Sir:

We strongly support regulations for television licensing renewal
based on the the following:
    - providing non-violent, decent educational programming (10
hours per week
       during "child" hours.)
    - producing and airing community service ads and
announcements
    - limiting violent and sexually explicit programming after
school, on
Saturday
       mornings and between 7 and 9 P.M.

Television needs to be teaching our children life-giving values
such as:
    - honesty
    - patience
    - compassion
    - responsibility
    - integrity
    - self-discipline,  etc.

Television has become a primary educator of our children.  It
must take responsibility for its actions and for the consequences
of its programming on our society.

We disagree with Richard Cotton, NBC's  chief counsel when he
says, "We... should not want the government to be the arbiter of
what's on T.V. "  No one else has that ability and the medium has
been raising our children too long on a diet of materialism,
promiscuity and violence.

Please consider seriously making these requirements mandatory for
license renewals.

          Sincerely,    Dr. and Mrs. James Breeden
                                1775 Chaparral
                                Carson City, NV 89703
                                Compuserve e-mail    James
Breeden 75066,770