DAILY DIGESTVol. 14, No. 17 January 26, 1995
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COMPLIANCE AND INFORMATION BUREAU
ACTIVITIES - News Media contact: Patricia A. Chew at
(202) 418-0500; Compliance and Information Bureau
contact: Jeff B. Young at (202) 418-1176 - [Internet file
name: nrmc5008.txt]
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PUBLIC NOTICES
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TARIFF TRANSMITTAL PUBLIC REFERENCE LOG:
January 25
TARIFF TRANSMITTAL PUBLIC REFERENCE LOG
NON-DOMINANT CARRIERS: January 25
Report No. 16097 - BROADCAST APPLICATIONS
Report No. 22074 - BROADCAST ACTIONS
Report No. I-8002 - INTERNATIONAL AND SATELLITE
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED FOR FILING
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REMARKS TO AMERICAN CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE, BONN, REED E. HUNDT,
CHAIRMAN, FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION, JANUARY 16, 1995
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TOWER HILL, IL. Proposed allotting Channel 252A to
Tower Hill as its first broadcast service. Comments are
due March 20; replies April 4. (MM Docket No. 95-13 by
NPRM [DA 95-72] adopted January 18 by the Chief,
Allocations Branch, Mass Media Bureau)
CUSHING AND CLEVELAND, TX. Effective March 17,
substituted Channel 246C for Channel 246C1 at Cleveland,
TX, to provide that community with an additional wide
coverage area FM service; modified the construction permit
of Texas Classical Radio, Inc., for station KRTK-FM,
Cleveland, TX, to specify operation on Channel 246C in
lieu of Channel 246C1. (MM Docket No. 91-172 by R&O
[DA 95-93] adopted January 19 by the Chief, Allocations
Branch)
HUDSON, TX. Proposed allotting Channel 242A to
Hudson as its first broadcast service. Comments are due
March 20; replies April 4. (MM Docket No. 95-12 by
NPRM [DA 95-74] adopted January 18 by the Chief,
Allocations Branch)
FM ALLOTMENTS--VARIOUS LOCATIONS. Amended
the FM Table of Allotments to specify the classes of
channels allotted to various communities. (By R&O [DA
95-73] adopted January 18 by the Chief, Allocations
Branch)
CENTURY CABLE. Dismissed complaint filed by Citrus
County Association for Retarded Citizens, licensee of low
power television station W49AI, Inglis-Yankeetown, FL,
claiming that Century Cable, an operator of a cable
television system serving Dunnellon, FL, refused to carry
the station. (By MO&O [DA 95-80] adopted January 19 by
the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau)
CONTINENTAL CABLEVISION OF SIERRA VALLEYS,
INC. Denied The Kralowec Children's Family Trust
complaint against Continental alleging Continental's failure
to comply with the channel positioning requirements of the
Commission's rules and the 1992 Cable Act. (By MO&O
[DA 95-71] adopted January 17 by the Chief, Cable
Services Bureau)
DIMENSION CABLE SERVICES. Dismissed complaint
filed by Wolfe Communications, Inc., licensee of low
power television station W19BN, Defiance, OH, alleging
that W19BN is a fully-qualified low power television station
within the meaning of the Commission's rules and therefore,
is entitled to carriage on Dimension's cable systems serving
Defiance and Napoleon, OH. (By MO&O [DA 95-81]
adopted January 18 by the Deputy Chief, Cable Services
Bureau)
TIME WARNER CABLE. Denied Time Warner's petition
for special relief; granted Group H Broadcasting
Corporation's request for carriage of WYED on Time
Warner's cable system serving Fayetteville, NC, and
neighboring communities. (By MO&O [DA 95-82] adopted
January 19 by the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau)
TCI CABLEVISION OF OHIO, INC. Denied Wolfe
Communications, Inc. 's complaint against TCI Cablevision
of Ohio, Inc., claiming that TCI had declined to carry low
power television station W19BN, Defiance, OH, even
though W19BN is a fully-qualified low power television
station within the meaning of the Commission's rules and
the Cable Act of 1992. (By MO&O [DA 95-64] adopted
January 17 by the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau)
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ADDENDA: The following items released January 25 were
not listed on Digest 16:
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PUBLIC NOTICES
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WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS BUREAU
ANNOUNCES RELEASE OF ORDER REGARDING
TREATMENT OF CONFIDENTIAL MATERIALS FILED
IN CONNECTION WITH STATE PETITIONS FOR
AUTHORITY TO REGULATE COMMERCIAL MOBILE
RADIO SERVICE RATES
WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS BUREAU
SUSPENDS DEADLINE FOR SMR WAIT LIST
APPLICATION FEES - Contact: Consumer Assistance
Branch at (800) 322-1117 or (717) 337-1411
WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS BUREAU
CLARIFIES FEES FOR RECLASSIFIED PART 90
LICENSEES AND SETS DATE FOR PUBLIC MEETING
TO DISCUSS FCC FORM 600 - Contact Kathryn Garlard
at (717) 337-1215, ext. 101
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FOX TELEVISION STATIONS. Waived rules to permit
current and former Commission personnel to make
statements to private parties concerning certain matters at
issue regarding the renewal of license for Station WNYW-
TV, New York, NY. (By Order [FCC 95-26] adopted
January 25 by the Commission)
COMMERCIAL MOBILE RADIO SERVICES (CMRS).
Responded to requests from various State Public Utilities
Commissions for confidential treatment of materials
submitted to support their petitions to retain their ability to
regulate CMRS rates. (PR Docket Nos. 94-103, 105, 106,
108 by Order [DA 95-111] adopted January 25 by the
Chief, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau)
CABLE ORDER. Concluded that various cable companies
have not violated the rules regarding negative option billing.
(By Consolidated MO&O [DA 95-106] adopted January 24
by the Chief, Cable Services Bureau)