DAILY DIGESTVol. 14, No. 130 July 10, 1995
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BROADCAST APPLICATION - CORRECTION
BROADCAST ACTION - CORRECTION
NOTICE OF PERMISSIBLE EX PARTE
PRESENTATIONS IN FILE NO. 1-CF-P-94;
APPLICATIONS OF CELLULAR VISION OF NEW
YORK FOR MODIFICATION OF LICENSE
TARIFF TRANSMITTAL PUBLIC REFERENCE LOG -
July 6, 1995
TARIFF TRANSMITTAL PUBLIC REFERENCE LOG -
July 7, 1995
Report No. 23545 - BROADCAST APPLICATIONS
Report No. 43545 - BROADCAST ACTIONS
Report No. CL-95-113 - WIRELESS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS BUREAU COMMERCIAL
RADIO SERVICES INFORMATION
Report No. CL-95-112 - WIRELESS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS BUREAU COMMERCIAL
RADIO SERVICE INFORMATION
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SAN CARLOS AND ORACLE, AZ. Effective August 24,
1995, amended FM table to substitute Channel 279A for
Channel 276A at Oracle, AZ; substitute Channel 276C2 for
channel 279A at San Carlos; modified CP for KCDX
accordingly. (MM Docket No. 93-69 by Report & Order
[DA 95-1464] adopted June 29, 1995 by the Chief,
Allocations Branch, Mass Media Bureau)
SALTVILLE, VA and JEFFERSON, NC. Effective August
24, 1995, amended FM table to substitute Channel 291C3
for Channel 291A at Saltville; reallotted Channel 291C3
from Saltville to Jefferson, NC; modified CP of 106.1, Inc.,
accordingly. (MM Docket No. 91-137 by Report & Order
[DA 95-1489] adopted June 30, 1995 by the Chief,
Allocations Branch, Mass Media Bureau)
KLAMATH FALLS, ALTAMONT AND BUTTE FALLS,
OR AND DORRIS, CA. Effective August 24, 1995,
amended the FM table to allot Channel 284C1 to Klamath
Falls, OR as the community's fourth local FM service;
Filing window opens August 24, 1995 and closes on
September 25, 1995. (MM Docket No. 94-86 by Report &
Order [DA 95-1470] adopted June 29, 1995 by the Chief,
Allocations Branch, Mass Media Bureau)
ANDREA KESSLER V. WARNER CABLE
COMMUNICATIONS ET AL. Acted on petitions filed
January 9, 1995 by Andrea Kessler. (By MO&O [DA 95-
1432] adopted June 22, 1995 )
AMENDMENT OF SECTIONS 1.2001 AND 1.2002 OF
THE COMMISSION'S RULES. Amended Appendix to
Section 1.2001 and 1.2002 of the Commissions's Rules to
correct citation to Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988. (By Order
[DA 95-1524] adopted July 7, 1995 by the Managing
Director)
NANCY NALESZKIEWICZ. Denied the petition filed
March 6, 1995 by the Committee for a Fair Lottery for
reconsideration of denial of a construction permit Nancy
Naleszkiewicz to establish a new cellular system to operate
on Frequency Block A in the Domestic Public Cellular
Telecommunications Radio Service to serve the Kansas -3
Rural Service area. (CC Docket No. 90-591 by Order
[FCC 95-268] adopted June 26, 1995 by the Commission)
JOSEPH F. RICHARD III. Granted in part the petition for
reconsideration and reduced to $1,000 the monetary
forfeiture for violation of the amateur radio rules. (By
Order [DA 95-1500] adopted June 30, 1995 by the Chief,
Compliance and Information Bureau)
WILL T. BLANTON. Granted in part the petition for
reconsideration and reduced to $1,000 the monetary
forfeiture for violation of the amateur radio rules. (By
Order [DA 95-1499] adopted June 30, 1995, by the Chief,
Compliance and Information Bureau)
VERNON A. PAROLI. Granted in part the petition for
reconsideration and reduced to $700 the forfeiture for
violation of the amateur radio rules. (By Order [DA 95-
1498] adopted June 30, 1995 by the Chief, Compliance and
Information Bureau)
JOHN B. GENOVESE. Granted in part the petition for
reconsideration and reduced to $500 the forfeiture for
violation of the amateur radio rules. (By Order [DA 95-
1497] adopted June 30, 1995 by the Chief, Compliance and
Information Bureau)
CELSMER. Acted on request for waiver of 47 C.F.R.
Section 90.631, Loading Standards for 900 MHz SMR
Licensees. (By Order [DA 95-1537] adopted July 7 by the
Chief, Commercial Wireless Division, Wireless
Telecommunications Bureau)
GTE SOUTHWEST INCORPORATED. Granted the Joint
Petition of GTE Southwest Inc., and Cap Rock Telephone
Comp., Inc., for waiver of Part 36, Appendix Glossary of
the Commission's Rules, definition of "study area. (By
MO&O [DA 95-1051] adopted July 3, 1995 by the Chief,
Accounting and Audits Division, Common Carrier Bureau)
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CABLE SERVICES BUREAU
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Released Monday, July 10, 1995
CONTINENTAL CABLEVISION OF NEW ENGLAND,
INC. Remanded appeal of local rate order issued by the
Town of Kittery, Maine, holding that, unless its disputes
accuracy of operator's contention, franchising authority
should allow operator to correct mistake, brought to
authority's attention over three weeks before local order was
adopted. (By MO&O [DA 95-1494] adopted July 3 by
Chief, Cable Services Bureau)
TCI CABLEVISION OF WASHINGTON, INC.,
ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON. Denied appeal of local rate
order with regard to City of Aberdeen's interpretation of
instructions to Form 1200, and calculation of refund
liability. (By MO&O [DA 95-1495] adopted July 3 by
Chief, Cable Services Bureau)
TCI CABLEVISION OF WASHINGTON, INC.,
ISSAQUAH, WASHINGTON. Denied appeal of local rate
order with regard to City of Issaquah's interpretation of
instructions to Form 1200, and calculation of refund
liability. Remanded appeal with regard to City's
determination that mathematical error was made in
completion of Form 1200. (By MO&O [DA 95-1496]
adopted July 3 by Chief, Cable Services Bureau)
FALCON CABLE SYSTEMS, CO. Denied to an extent the
complaint against Falcon Cable Systems, Inc. for cable
programming service price charged. (By MO&O [DA 95-
1443] adopted June 26, 1995 by the Chief, Financial
Analysis and Compliance Division, Cable Services Bureau)
HI-DESERT CABLEVISION. Granted to an extent the
complaints against Hi-Desert Cablevision against the cable
programming service price charged. (By MO&O [DA 95-
1421] adopted June 22, 1995 by the Chief, Cable Services
Bureau)
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ADDENDA: The following items, release July 7, 1995, did
not appear on Digest No. 129.
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FCC ANNOUNCES NEXT MEETING TO DISCUSS
ACCELERATION OF TOLL FREE 888 DATABASE; July
12, 1995, 9:00 AM, Bellcore, Room B1-B2, 2101 L Street,
NW, Washington, D.C. Contact: Mary De Luca at (202)
634-1855
PLEADING CYCLE ESTABLISHED FOR COMMENT
ON NYNEX'S NOTIFICATION OF ENHANCED
SERVICE MARKET TRIAL, CC Docket No. 88-616;
Comments due: July 28, replies: August 7; contact: Peggy
Reitzel at (202) 418-1579 [DA 95-1528]
Report No. SPB-17 - SATELLITE POLICY BRANCH
INFORMATION: EXTENSION OF PLEADING CYCLES
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TIME WARNER CABLE. Determined that the negative
option billing prohibition was not violated on Florida
Division Cable Systems. (By Letter [DA 95-1527] adopted
July 6, 1995, by the Chief, Cable Services Bureau)
VIKING DISPATCH SERVICES, INC. Denied the request
for waiver filed by Viking Dispatch Services, Inc. (By
Order [DA 95-1546] adopted July 7, 1995 by the Chief,
Wireless Telecommunications Bureau)
MDS APPLICATIONS. Disposed petitions for
reconsideration of return of 728 applications for new MDS
stations (By MO&Os [FCC 95-232-253] adopted June 15,
1995, by the Commission)
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