This Member is most familiar with the National Endowment for the Humanities through the activities of the Nebraska Humanities Council which consistently provides high quality humanities programming at very little cost to citizens of all walks of life in my State. It is not a program for the elite. Since 1973 they have funded programs in more than 200 different communities in all of Nebraska's 93 counties, reaching more communities each year. Some of those counties have fewer than 500 residents and are especially appreciative of this assistance. Surely the same type of examples that I am going to use could be cited for every State. Now this is in direct contrast to what the gentleman from Ohio has indicated. That is to say, for example, in Nebraska, and I believe in most States, or maybe all, many, many of our taxpayers are beneficiaries of NEH funding. This is absolutely not an elitist program. The Nebraska Humanities Council has been especially effective at reaching residents in the First Congressional District of Nebraska.
Doug Bereuter: “This Member is most familiar with the National Endowment for the Humanities through the activities of the Nebraska…”
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Discussing the impact of the National Endowment for the Humanities in Nebraska.
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