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FIRST STATE-WIDE EDUCATIONAL TRANSLATOR SYSTEM AUTHORIZED BY FCC The first state-wide educational translator system employing matching Federal funds for construction was authorized June 10 "by the FCC in granting applications "by the University of Utah for l8 new UHF translator stations to rebroadcast programs of station KUED (Channel *7), Salt lake City. The grants cover translator channel operation and services as follows: Three stations on Channel 70 to serve, respectively: Torrey; Circleville, Kingston and Junction; Washington and rural Vfcishington County; Two stations on Channel 71 to serve, respectively: Milford and rural Beaver County; Escalante; Three stations on Channel 72 to serve, respectively: Richfield and Monroe; Monticello and Blanding; Ivfyton; One on Channel 75 to serve Eskdale, Gandy and rural Millard County; Two on Channel 76 to serve, respectively: Enoch and rural Iron County; rural Whyne County; Two on Channel 80 to serve, respectively: rural Iron, Kane, Garfield and "Washington Counties; Orangeville and rural Emery County; One on Channel 8l to serve Beaver City; One on Channel 82 to serve rural Juab and San Pete Counties; Three on Channel 83 to serve, respectively: Columbia and rural Duchesne, Carbon and Emery Counties; Virgin; Marysvale. FIFTH VHF CHANNEL FOR SOUTH DAKOTA EDUCATIONAL NETWORK! The Commission adopted a counter proposal in Docket 15377 and assigned Channel *2 for educational noncommercial use in Seneca, South Dakota, instead of in Roscoe as originally proposed. By assigning the channel to Seneca, which is about 25 miles south of Roscoe, the same general area would be served, and short-spacing with the site proposed by the North Dakota Board of Higher Education for a new station on Channel *2 in Grand Forks, North Dakota, would be obviated. This makes the fifth VHF channel assigned to South Dakota for its statewide educational television network. FCC BROADCAST ACTIONS Granted CP for a new educational noncommercial FM station to operate on Channel 209 (89.7 Me); ERP 860 watts; antenna height 380 feet; remote control permitted, at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Granted CP for a new Class D educational noncommercial FM station to operate on Channel 205 (88.9 Me); with 10 watts, for the State of California Sacramento State College, Sacramento, California. Granted CP for a new Class D educational noncommercial FM station to operate on Channel 213 (90-5 Me), with 10 watts; remote control peimitted; at Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. CORRECTION In an item concerning procedures for filing for reduced aural power, the April 30 Washington Report (Volume V Number 7) indicated that applications must be filed on Form 361. The FCC has recently notified NAEB that Form 3^0 should be used for this purpose.