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Before the
               Federal Communications Commission
                     Washington, D.C. 20554

In the Matter of                        )
                              )
GE American Communications, Inc.,  )
CCC Merger Sub, Inc., and     )          
Columbia Communications Corp. )         File No. SAT-T/C-20000203-00056 
                              )
Application for Consent to Transfer of       )
Space Station Licenses of Columbia           )
Communications Corporation              )
                              )
GE American Communications, Inc.   )
CCC Merger Sub, Inc., and     )          
Columbia Communications Corp. )         File No. SES-T/C-20000203-00142
                              )    Call Sign E980105
Application for Consent to Transfer of       )
Earth Station License of Columbia       )
Communications Corporation              )

                                     
                            ERRATUM

                                        Released:  July 17, 2000

     
 1.  On June 27, 2000, the International Bureau (Bureau) released an Order and Authorization
granting Columbia Communications Corp. (Columbia) authority to assign five space station
licenses and one earth station license to a wholly owned subsidiary of GE American
Communications, Inc. (GE Americom).  This erratum corrects the Ordering Clauses of that Order
by removing paragraph 15.   


                    FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION




                    Thomas S. Tycz
                    Chief, 
                    Satellite and Radiocommunication Division
                    International Bureau