DAILY DIGESTVol. 14, No. 22 February 2, 1995
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NEWS RELEASES
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REDING BROADCASTING DENIED REVIEW OF
ACTIONS REGARDING THE ASSIGNMENT OF THREE
TEXAS RADIO STATIONS (Report No. MM95-6, Mass
Media Action)
The FCC had denied Reding Broadcasting
Company's application for review of actions by the Mass
Media Bureau granting the applications for assignment of
license of station KEEP(FM), Bandera, TX, from Big Pine
Broadcasting, Inc., to James G. Withers, and for the
assignment of license and permit of stations KRME(AM)
and KRBH(FM), Hondo, TX, from Radio Medina, Inc. to
Withers.
Action by the Commission January 30 by MO&O
[FCC 95-38].
News Media contact: Patricia A. Chew at (202)
418-0500; Mass Media Bureau contact: Charles Jay Iseman
at (202) 418-2700. [Internet file name: nrmm5009.txt]
STATISTICS OF COMMUNICATIONS COMMON
CARRIERS RELEASED BY FCC - Contact: Mary Green
or Katie Rangos at (202) 418-0940.
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:
February 1
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GREATER DAYTON PUBLIC TELEVISION. Granted
petition and ordered Dimension Cable Services to commence
carriage of WPTD, Dayton, OH, licensed to Greater Dayton
Public Television, on cable channel 16,the channel on which
it broadcast over-the-air. (By MO&O [DA 95-104] adopted
January 20 by the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau)
FOUCE AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISES, INC. Denied
MultiVision Cable TV's petition for special relief; granted
Fouce's complaint and ordered MultiVision Cable to carry
the signal of KRCA, Riverside, CA , on its Hermosa
Beach/Manhattan Beach cable system. (By MO&O [DA 95-
86] adopted January 19 by the Deputy Chief, Cable
Services Bureau)
PRAY, INC. Ordered EagleVision to carry the signal of
KVVV, Baytown, TX, licensed to Pray, Inc., over
EagleVision's systems in and around Houston, TX. (By
MO&O [DA 95-103] adopted January 20 by the Deputy
Chief, Cable Services Bureau)
AT&T CORP. V. CABLE & WIRELESS, INC. Granted
joint motion and dismissed with prejudice AT&T's
complaint against Cable & Wireless alleging violations of
the Communications Act and the Commission's rules. (By
Order [DA 95-118] adopted January 26 by the Chief,
Formal Complaints and Investigations Branch, Enforcement
Division, Common Carrier Bureau)
AT&T COMMUNICATIONS. Granted AT&T's
application for review of the Common Carrier Bureau's
Order rejecting AT&T's Transmittal No. 2265, to provide
credits to customers for delays in implementing Competitive
Pricing Plans (CPP) 4 or 5 for reasons not caused by the
customer, and would have decreased the term of the CPP
when such credits were applied. (By MO&O [FCC 95-30]
adopted January 26 by the Commission)
TERRESTRIAL MICROWAVE FIXED RADIO
SERVICES. Extended to February 17, and March 17 the
time to file comments and replies, respectively, in the
matter of reorganization and revision of Parts 1, 2, 21, and
94 of the rules to establish a new Part 101 governing
terrestrial microwave fixed radio services. (WT Docket No.
94-148 by Order [DA 95-140] adopted January 31 by the
Chief, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau)
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ADDENDA: The following items released February 1 were
not listed on Digest 21:
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CHAIRMAN HUNDT PRAISES WIRELESS
INDUSTRY'S GROWTH
Praising competition that "will create hundreds of
thousands of jobs and spur tens of billions of dollars of
investment, FCC Chairman Reed E. Hundt today addressed
the attendees of the Cellular Telecommunications Industry
Association Annual Convention in New Orleans.
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PLEADING CYCLE ESTABLISHED FOR COMMENTS
ON BELL ATLANTIC'S NOTIFICATION OF
ENHANCED SERVICE MARKET TRIAL FOR VIDEO
DIALTONE SERVICE AND WAIVER OF TRIAL
NOTIFICATION - CC DOCKET NO. 88-616 - Comments
are due February 21, replies March 3 - Contact: Peggy
Reitzel at (202) 418-1579 [DA 95-138]
PLEADING CYCLE ESTABLISHED FOR COMMENTS
ON BELL ATLANTIC'S COMPARABLY EFFICIENT
INTERCONNECTION PLAN FOR ENHANCED VIDEO
SERVICES - Comments are due February 21, replies
March 3 - Contact: Peggy Reitzel at (202) 418-1579 [DA
95-139]
Reports D-785 and D-785-A - COMMON CARRIER
DOMESTIC FACILITIES APPLICATIONS [Two Public
Notices]
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REMARKS OF FCC CHAIRMAN REED E. HUNDT,
CTIA CONVENTION, NEW ORLEANS, LA, FEB. 1,
1995 (AS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY)
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CABLE TELEVISION ASSOCIATES OF GEORGIA, ET
AL. V. BELLSOUTH TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC.
Granted BellSouth's motion for an extension of time to
March 1 to file its response to Cable Television Associates
of Georgia's, et al., pole attachments complaint. (By
Order Granting Extension Of Time adopted February 1 by
the Chief, Accounting and Audits Division, Common
Carrier Bureau)