c-span, created by america s cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. and as we continue our series on the communicators talking with some of the telecommunications associations headquartered here in washington, week we re joined by shirley bloomfield who is the head of the ntca, the rural broadband association. she s here to talk about some of the legislative and policy issues that her association faces. ms. medical bloomfield, what ise ntca, first of all? guest: a national trade association, and we represent 90 small local providers that are in pretty much every state in this country who provide what used to be, you know, just basic telephone service. they re now broadband providers. they ve also become kind of the one-stop shop tech service providers for tear communities. they do video, wireless, data centers, they do whatever technology needs their communities actually require. so they actually represent their interest
disagree with the treaty. we have a very very lengthy treaty and a complex 1994 agreement and then we have the behavior of the member states themselves. there s the argument based on the reagan . i have been looking for an opportunity to drive the stake through for some time. that will trump his statement from the secretary of state and fatly to the opposite. they came out with an official view of the reagan administration. i refer here ronald reagan may be because i had four presidential appointments. i live here this man and it is important that we not ascribe used to him that would be problematic to the united states. his opinion that is the fee met those six red conditions, we got the treaty, we would be able to move forward. let me indicate what i suspect what the actual meaning was. if you look at the time line in terms of wind that was actually a decision being made by reagan that he is writing about, the decision is entirely different from what steve is talking a
lengthy preface. why lincoln rejected all meaningful comprise which meant the territories. but there must be one thing more. i m going talk about three different men tonight. one of you, one of them all of you know know his name abraham lincoln what he was and what he did. the other two not so well known. probably a number of you are familiar with henry clay. the great kentucky statesman. probably few know of william henry in 1860 was a senator from new york state and prior to lincoln s nomination for the presidency, was by far the most notable and well known republican in the country. finally, here i am. ready to start. you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. from the jefferson library in char latesville relationship to slavery. he reports that ownership and labor of the slaifts but america s third president called silent professionals. and jeffrey jefferson s papers in the research. it s just over an hour. our guest speaker this afternoon is henr
BATESVILLE – The Batesville Area Chamber of Commerce co-sponsored a Legislative Update Lunch and Learn event with Ivy Tech Community College at their Batesville campus. The event included State Senator
Indiana will soon join the many states that don t tax active-duty military income under a new law. House Bill 1034 got unanimous bipartisan support as it passed the legislature and was signed by the Governor Monday.