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FOR THE RECORD continued
SUMMARY
Compiled by
Lie.
3,028 524 4151
OF STATUS OF
BROADCASTING
ON AIR
Cps
73 36 94"
AM, FM,
through Sept
CP
Not on air
103 92 116
AM FM
Tv (Commercial)
OPERATING TELEVISION STATIONS
Compiled by BROADCASTING through Sept.
VHF UHF
Commercial 425 83
Non-Commercial 27 8
COMMERCIAL STATION BOXSCORE
As reported by FCC through July 31
TV
. 4
TOTAL APPLICATIONS
For new stations
577 69 125
TOTAL
508'
334
am
FM
TV
Licensed (all on air)
3,235
530
422
CPs on air (new stations)
36
22
92
CPs not on air (new stations)
105
93
114
Total authorized stations
3,376
645
667
Applications for new stations (not in hearing)
412
36
47
Applications for new stations (in hearing)
109
30
58
Total applications for new stations
521
66
105
Applications for major changes (not in hearing)
311
19
35
Applications for major changes (in hearing)
41
0
16
Total applications for major changes
352
19
51
Licenses deleted
0
2
1
CPs DELETED
2
0
3
1 There are, in addition, nine tv stations which are no longer on the air, but retain their
licenses.
3 There are, in addition, 37 tv cp-holders which were on the air at one time but are no longer in operation and one which has not started operation.
* There have been, in addition, 177 television cps granted, but now deleted (33 vhf and 144 uhf).
« There has been, in addition, one uhf educational tv station granted but now deleted.
sioner Craven not participating. Initial decision of Feb. 3 looked toward simultaneous operation of KOB and WABC on 770 kc but as Class 1-B stations. (KOB is licensed on 1030 kc, 10 kw, unl„ and is operating under SSA on 770 kc, 50 kw-LS, 25 kw-N; WABC is licensed on 770 kc, 50 kw, unl.) Announced Sept. 3.
OTHER ACTIONS
Commission on September 3 directed preparation of documents looking toward:
Reopening record in proceeding involving applications of Northwest Bcstrs. Inc., for new am station to operate on 1540 kc. 1 kw, DA, unl., in Bellevue, Wash., and Rev. Haldane James Duff for new station on 1540 kc, 10 kw, DA, unl. in Seattle, Wash. Initial decision of Sept. 23, 1957, looked toward granting Northwest and denying Duff application;
Denying petition of Crawfordsville Bcstrs. Inc., to reopen record and amend application in proceeding involving its application and that of J. E. Willis for new am stations to operate on 1410 kc, 1 kw, D, DA, in Crawfordsville and Lafayette, Ind., respectively. Initial decision of March 19 proposed grant to Willis and denial of Crawfordsville;
Granting application of Allegan County Bcstrs. for new am station to operate on 1580 kc, 250 w, D, in Allegan, Mich., and Booth Bcstg. Co. to increase power of WJVA South Bend, Ind., from 250 w to 1 kw, continuing operation on 1580 kc, D. Initial decision of May 1 looked toward granting both applications;
Denying petition of WOV Bcstg. Corp. (WOV), New YorK, N. Y., for reconsideration of May 7 decision which granted application of WGLI Inc., for new am station (WGLI) to operate on 1290 kc, 1 kw, DA-1, unl., in Babylon (village), N. Y., but affording WOV to file amended pleading to state with specificity facts officially noticed by Commission which petitioner controverts; and
Denying petition by South Miami Bcstg. Inc. (former applicant for new am station in South Miami, Fla.) and motion by Louis G. Jacobs to enlarge issues in proceeding on Jacobs application for a new am station (990 kc, 5 kw, DA, unl.) in Miami-South Miami, Fla., and application of Pompano Beach Bcstg. Corp. for new station (980 kc, 1 kw, DA, D) in Pompano Beach, Fla. Initial decision of Aug. 13 looked toward grant of both applications.
By memorandum opinion and order. Commission denied motion by WDAY Inc. (WD AY -TV, ch. 6), Fargo, N. D., intervenor, for enlargement of issues in hearing on application of North Dakota Bcstg. Co., for new tv station to operate on ch. 11 in Fargo, N. D. Initial decision of May 27 looked toward grant of North Dakota application. Announced Sept. 3.
By memorandum opinion and order, Commission denied as moot petition by South Norfolk Bcstg. Co., to enlarge issues in Denbigh-South Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Va., am proceeding; on own motion, enlarged issues to determine whether Denbigh Bcstg. Co. proposes to serve primarily .particular city, town, or other political subdivision as contemplated by Sect. 3.30(a) of
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