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Other national stories have been meatier and more professional. Gruenstein reported on the extensive use of House recording studios by Congressmen up for reelection. Charging bargain-basement rates for their sophisticated services, these studios are intended to aid Congressmen in communicating with constituents, not give them an all but free ride in preparing campaign commercials. In another story Gruenstein pointed out a similar use of Government printing facilities to turn out campaign literature...
Initially its service was gratis. But CHNS recently stopped sending out stories free and now has 15 paying subscribers (maximum charge: $50 a week). Gruenstein says that he needs 50 to 80 subscribers if CHNS is to become self-supporting when the Nader money runs out in March; he optimistically foresees a time when CHNS might cover up to 350 of the 535 members of Congress...
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