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Presents lists members of the U.S. House of Representatives who voted for the Stearns amendment, which in essence intends to abolish government aid to the arts. Includes Wayne Allard; Bill Archer; Richard K. Armey; Bill Emerson; Greg Ganske; Frank Cremeans; Ken Calvert; Dave Camp; Charles Canady; St...

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Publicado en:Paris Review no. 136; pp. 198 - 200
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Publicado: Paris Review Fall95
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