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By Chief Hearing Examiner James D. Cunningham
Scheduled hearings in the following proceedings on the dates indicated: April 5: am applications of Creek County Bcstg. Co., Sapulpa, Okla., et al. fm applications of David L. Kurtz, Philadelphia, and Brandywine Bcstg. Corp., Media, Pa. Actions Jan. 12.
Denied petition by Mojave Broadcasters (KDOL) Mojave, Calif., for acceptance of its appearance filed late and dismissed with prejudice its application which was in consolidated proceeding with am applications of James E. Walley, Oroville, Calif., et al. Action Jan. 13.
Scheduled following proceedings for hearing on dates shown: March 23: am applications of Hartsville Bcstg. Co. (WHSC) Hartsville, S.C., et al. March 30: In matter of assignment of call letters KPOI to KPOI Bcstg. Inc., for its standard broadcast station in Honolulu, Hawaii. Action Jan. 15.
Granted petition by Radio Albany for dismissal without prejudice of its application for new am station in Albany, Ga., and retained in hearing status the remaining applications in the consolidation. Action Jan. 15.
Granted petition by Patteson Brothers for dismissal without prejudice of its application and retained in hearing status application of George T. Hernreich both for tv station to operate on ch. 8 in Jonesboro, Ark. Action Jan. 18.
Upon request by Southbay Bcstrs., dismissed its petition for leave to withdraw petition to dismiss without prejudice its application for new am station in Chula Vista, Calif. Action Jan. 19.
Scheduled resumption of hearing for Feb. 3, with introduction of rebuttal evidence by protestants, in proceeding on application of The Spartan Radiocasting Co., Spartanburg, S. C. Action Jan. 19.
Dismissed as moot petition by Keystone Bcstg. Corp. (WKBO) Harrisburg, Pa., for extension of time to file opposition to intervention petition of Rossmoyne Corp. (WCMB) Harrisburg, Pa. in consolidated proceeding on am applications of Fredericksburg Bcstg. Corp. (WFVA) Fredericksburg, Va., et al. Action Jan. 12.
Granted petition by WKOX Inc. for dismissal without prejudice of its application for new am station in Beverly, Mass., and retained in hearing status remaining applications involved in consolidation — Consolidated Bcstg. Industries Inc., Natick, Mass., et al. Action Jan. 12.
Denied petition by Suburban Bcstg. Corp. requesting that order of Oct. 19 granting petition of Centre Bcstrs. Inc. (WMAJ) State College, Pa., for leave to intervene be set aside in proceeding on application of Suburban for new am station in State College, Pa. Action Jan. 12.
Granted petition by Bald Eagle-Nittany Bcstrs. to extent that it involves dismissal of its application for new am station in Belief onte, Pa.: dismissed application with prejudice; retained in hearing status application of Suburban Bcstg. Corp. Action Jan. 12.
By Hearing Examiner J.D. Bond
Pursuant to agreements reached at Jan. 15 prehearing conference, scheduled following dates for procedural steps on am applications of John K. Rogers, Bristol, Tenn. and Kingsport Bcstg. Inc. (WKPT) Kingsport, Tenn.: Feb. 8 — exchange of engineering exhibits: Feb. 15 — exchange of exhibits on nonengineering issues; Feb. 23 — requests for additional information and notification of witnesses desired for cross-examination; March 1 — commencement of hearing upon all applicable issues. Action Jan. 18.
Scheduled hearings in consolidated proceeding on am applications of Cookeville Bests. Co., Cookeville, Tenn., et al.: group 3 — March 24, group 1 — April 12 and group 2— April 26. Action Jan. 8.
By Hearing Examiner Basil P. Cooper
Granted motions by Suburbanaire Inc., West Allis, and Watertown Radio Inc. (WTTN) Watertown, both Wisconsin, for extension of time to Jan. 20 to file proposed findings of fact in proceeding on their am applications. Action Jan. 14. Examiner earlier had granted Broadcast Bureau extension to Jan. 11.
Scheduled prehearing conference for Jan. 27 in proceeding on application of Bakersfield Bcstg. Co. (KBAK-TV) Bakersfield, Calif. Action Jan. 14.
Pursuant to agreement reached at prehearing conference Jan. 6, continued evidentiary hearing presently scheduled for Jan. 21 to date to be announced at conclusion of further prehearing conference to be held Feb. 19 in proceeding on applications of Supreme Bcstg. Inc. of Puerto Rico and
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Radio American West Indies Inc., for new tv stations to operate on ch. 8 in Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands. Action Jan. 12.
By Hearing Examiner Thomas H. Donahue
Granted motion by M.V.W. Radio Corp. for continuance of certain procedural dates in proceeding on its application for new am station in San Fernando, Calif., et al; extended from March 14 to April 13 date for further prehearing conference and from April 1 to April 27 for hearing. Action Jan. 13.
Granted request by Rollins Bcstg. of Delaware Inc. (WJWL) for continuance of date for the exchange of engineering showings from Jan. 11 to Feb. 11, further pre-hearing conference from Jan. 15 to Feb. 16, second informal engineering conference from Jan.
18 to Feb. 18, final exchange of engineering exhibits from Feb. 1 to March 1, further pre-hearing conference from Feb. 3 to March 3 and hearing from Feb. 8 to March 8 in proceeding on Rollins application for am facilities in Georgetown, Del., et al. Action Jan. 11.
By Hearing Examiner Charles J. Frederick
Granted petition by Rodney F. Johnson (KWJJ) Portland, Ore., for continuance of date for exchange of exhibits from Jan. 15 to Feb. 18 and date for hearing from Jan. 22 to Feb. 25 in proceeding on its am application. Action Jan. 15.
Granted petition by KVFC Inc. (KVFC) for extension of time from Jan. 5 to Jan. 15 to file proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law in proceeding on its application for am facilities in Cortez, Colo. Action Jan. 8.
Granted joint motion by Sanford L. Hirschberg and Gerald R. McGuire and Fairview Bcstrs. for continuance of hearing from Jan. 14 to Feb. 16 in proceeding on their applications for new am stations in Cohoes-Watervliet and Rensselaer, both New York. Action Jan. 8.
Granted motion by Taft Bcstg. Co. to substitute Taft as party in place of Radio Cincinnati Inc. and WKYT Inc. in tv proceeding on application of WHAS Inc., Louisville, Ky. Action Jan. 12.
Granted petition by Harlan Murelle and Assoc., Lakewood, N.J. for extension of time to Jan. 22 to file reply to oppositions to petition to modify issues in proceeding on its application which is in consolidated proceeding with am applications of Fredericksburg Bcstg. Corp. (WFVA) Fredericksburg. Va. et al. Action Jan. 14.
Scheduled hearing conference for Jan. 20 in proceeding on application of WHAS Inc. (WHAS-TV) (ch. 11), Louisville, Ky., at which time record will be reopened to consider petition by Broadcast Bureau for extension of time to March 1 to file proposed findings and conclusions and to April 14 to file reply findings; on own motion, extended time from Jan. 18 to Jan. 20 to file proposed findings. Action Jan. 14.
Denied petition by Mile High Stations Inc. for stay of proceedings on order to show cause why license for station KIMN Denver, Colo., should not be revoked for certain program material broadcasts; scheduled further prehearing conference for Jan. 28. Action processing line. Action Jan. 14.
By Hearing Examiner Isadore A. Honig
Granted petition by Suburban Bcstrs. Berwyn, 111., for leave to amend its fm application so as to specify the frequency 95.9 mc in lieu of 106.3 mc; application removed from hearing status and returned to processing line. Action Jan. 14.
Upon motion by Broadcast Bureau and with consent of other parties, further extended time for filing proposed findings of fact and conclusions from Jan. 13 to Jan.
19 (does not affect the previously scheduled date for the filing of replies which remains as Feb. 1) in proceeding on am applications of The Tobacco Valley Bcstg. Co.. Windsor. Conn., and Telecolor Corp. (WTXL) West Springfield, Mass. Action Jan. 13.
On own motion, scheduled prehearing conference for Feb. 2 in proceeding on applications of Dixie Radio Inc. for new am station in Brunswick, Ga., et al. Action Jan. 11.
On own motion, scheduled prehearing conference for Jan. 28 at 2:00 p.m., in proceeding on application of Sunbury Bcstg. Corp. (WKOK) Sunbury, Pa. Action Jan. 11.
By Hearing Examiner Annie Neal Huntting
Scheduled prehearing conference for 2:00 p.m., Jan. 22 in proceeding on applications of Radio Atascadero and Cal-Coast Bcstrs. for new am stations in Atascadero and Santa Maria, both California. Action Jan. 11.
Granted petition by United Electronics
Continued on page 111 BROADCASTING, January 25, 1960