Book
WHW Enterprises hearings before Federal Communications Commission.
Publication Information
Washington, D.C. : Federal Communications Commission, 1978.
Physical Description
3 volumes ; 29 cm
Summary
In September 1975, the FCC allocated channel 299, a class B FM broadcast facility, to Kalamazoo, Michigan.1 Four applicants competed before the Commission for this channel--Radio Portage, Inc., WHW Enterprises, Inc., the Air-Borne Group, Ltd., and Sear Broadcasting Company. Of the four, only WHW proposed Kalamazoo as its city of license; the other three applicants proposed to locate their stations in Portage, a separate contiguous community.
Notes
"Before the Federal Communications Commission, Washington, D.C., in re Applications of WHW Enterprises, Inc., Kalmazoo, Michigan, Docket No. 21374 File No. BPH-9878 ; Radio Portage, Inc., Portage, Michigan, Docket No. 21375 File No. BPH-10, 211 ; The Air-Borne Group, Ltd., Portage, Michigan, Docket No 21376, File No. BPH-10, 239 ; James R. Searer, James M. Searer and Susan L. Homan d/b/a Sear Broadcasting Company, Portage, Michigan, Docket No. 21377 File No. BPH-10, 241, for construction permits, to: Administrative Law Judge James K. Cullen Jr.
Subjects
- Radio stations > Michigan > Kalamazoo.
- Radio stations > Law and legislation > Michigan > Kalamazoo.
- Radio broadcasting > Michigan > Kalamazoo.
- Radio > Law and legislation > Michigan > Kalamazoo.
- FM broadcasting > Michigan > Kalamazoo.
- Public broadcasting > Michigan > Kalamazoo.
- United States. Federal Communications Commission.
- WHW Enterprises, Inc.
- Radio Portage, Inc.
- Air-Borne Group, Ltd.
- Sear Broadcasting Company.