Cleveland Symphony Loses Radio Sponsor
<i> Reuters</i>
CLEVELAND —
The corporate sponsor of the weekly nationally syndicated radio broadcasts of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra said Friday it is withdrawing its funding for the program because of the poor economy.
British Petroleum of America said it will not renew its three-year sponsorship of the weekly program of classical music, which is heard on 516 radio stations.
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