Thought some on the list would find this interesting.  Apparently it costs
them less to provide the service in the fashion described below.  Public
Radio Music Source is a service which provides cd's of almost anything one
might hear on a public radio station, from the music featured on programs,
to classical music, etc.

Steve
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Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 11:07:28 -0500 (CDT)
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Just wanted to send you a quick note about changes at
Public Radio MusicSource.

We are no longer taking orders over the phone, but we
are excited to announce our new transactional website at:

www.75music.org

Beginning September 1, you'll take advantage of
new lower prices and know that your order still supports
your public radio station.

Thanks for your business.  Hope to see you there soon.

-Public Radio MusicSource


**Those of you who still have gift certificates may contact
us at 800-756-8742 to redeem them.
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We appreciate your business and interest in Public Radio.


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