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to-coast “Hot Line”—both which serve as information resources on all phases of the PTA’s project on TV violence. The “Hot Line's” toll-free number is 800-3235177.
“We’re inviting PTA members and the general public to call the ‘Hot Line’ for an immediate response on how to get involved in the project, and to learn about TV Action Center,” said joining theTV Action Center,” said Grace Baisinger, National PTA president, monitoring and local station contact efforts, are, essentially, a fulfillment of its public responsibility as stated in the preamble to the National Association of Broadcasters’ Code: “The viewer also has a responsibility to help broadcasters serve the public. All viewers should make their criticisms
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