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Is it risky to quit streaming? MeasureCast's latest study

says overall Internet listening grew 2.4% in its latest survey - in the face of hundreds of radio stations pulling their audio streams because of the twin fears of performance royalties and AFTRA talent fees. Computer users are

still tuning in - they're just spending time with substitutes. Over at Arbitron Webcast Ratings, Bill Rose says "Streaming is the thing listeners most

expect when they visit websites. All the research shows that." He claims

the current standoffs are "a bump in the

road" that may even speed the maturation of audio streaming. But if former streamers don't get back onto the web - are they running the risk that fickle listeners will get hooked by Internet -only stations? For now, most

of the early streamers - like ABC and Clear Channel - are still silent.

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DAB may be around the corner. Elevenyears after the Boston

NAB Radio Show, where DAB looked like The Next Thing, we saw signs at the NAB Spring show in Las Vegas that Digital Audio Broadcasting is gathering real momentum, both at the regulatory level (where Harris expects the FCC to start considering a DAB standard later thisyear), and the technological level (iBiquity Digital

ran some strong demonstrations on the exhibit floor). Harris committed to building DAB transmitters, and Impulse Radio talks about giv- ing broadcasters a new revenue stream from piggybacking wireless

data. The NAB says attendance at this year's show was about 112,000 - not a record, but a solid showing.

The crystal ball is cloudy.

Even the experts can't divine much "visibility" in their crystal balls, much less a recovery in national advertising. Interep's Ralph Guild tells M Street "I don't see any signs there will be a dramatic comeback" to produce a big second -half rally. The NAB's Eddie Fritts proclaims it "the most difficult advertising market since the late '80s and early '90s." Clear Channel, Hispanic Broadcasting, Regent and others are being very shy about prognosticating into the second part of 2001.

There are two pieces of good news: #I, First Union analyst lames Boyle says the "comps" or comparable year -earlier figures, get much better for radio in Q3 and Q4. #2, The ad slowdown isn't universal. We've talked to market managers in the midwest who sound downright cheerful.

The problem markets tend to be the larger markets, and especially those along the East coast. Interep's Ralph Guild says one small- market group "is having a hell of a year nationally ", because they're not exposed to the big- market blues.

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The Bush FCC is shaping up - very slowly. New Chairman Michael Powell did earn strong

reviews from his first "Chairman's Breakfast"

interview in Las Vegas with Sam Donaldson.

He looks businesslike, market -friendly, but firm

about abiding by the FCC's rules. Some rules

he'll be changing as soon as he can, we predict

(the newspaper- broadcast cross -ownership

ban). And Powell did earn a strong endorsement from the Bush White House, in

the form of a nomination for a second full 5-

year term that should keep him at The Portals

through June 2007.

Seven-year FCC Commissioner Susan Ness will pack up by June I. Seven years is a very long tour of duty by today's standards - partly because Senate Commerce Committee Chairman John McCain doesn't think any

Commissioner should serve more than a single

5-year term. Michael Copps will eventually

take Ness' Democratic seat on the FCC - though Bush still hasn't sent the necessary nomination papers to McCain's committee for

Copps, or the two Republican appointees. Still

no exit plans announced by the FCC's other

departing Democrat, Gloria Tristani.

FCC Chairman Powell will finally get a 2 -I Republican majority when Ness goes. We haven't heard Tristani's position on newspaper -broadcasting cross- ownership. But

it may not matter in the final tally, with

Republicans Powell and Harold Furchtgott-

Roth voting.

Cross -ownership ban on newspaper - broadcast will be on the FCC's May 10th agenda. Speaking on an NAB panel. Mass

Media Bureau Chief Roy Stewart says in the

26years since the ban was instituted "the world

has changed and there are many more voices"

in the media. Brokers tell M Street that they're

expecting a new cadre of potential radio buyers

to surface very quickly: family -owned media

companies with deep roots in local and regional

newspapers. Of course, we could also see the

larger newspaper chains get interested in radio

- M Street's even heard speculation about Gannett returning to radio.

The NAB may have taken some hits on

membership - but Las Vegas was a sellout. Every square foot of the vast exhibit floor is

revenue for the NAB. Las Vegas pays for a lot

of bills at the NAB, even if Viacom/Infinity,

NBC and Fox have pulled their memberships,

and Disney /ABC continues to respectfully

disagree with the TV Board's position on

ownership caps.

There seemed to be fewer non - engineering radio managers in Las Vegas, but (as one vendor noted) "good Quality." In

the mid -1990s the NAB moved the Crystal

Awards for Community Service out of the Fall

Radio Show to the Spring Las Vegas show, to

encourage attendance by radio in Vegas. It's

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"Census" - It's every Hispanic GM's favorite word. Arbitron will begin filtering in the new 2000 U.S. Census data effective with the Fall 2001

book. and that's going to change the perspective of many operators and media buyers. The Census showed an

average 13% jump in the number of Hispanics ii the U.S. since 1990, and some markets are going to be very surprised. Speaking of Spanish, Arbitron's going to be asking an important new question of diarykeepers beginning with the Winter 2002 survey - doing what researchers call "language enumeration" during the placement interview. M Street was checking out rumors that Arbitron's decided to go to "language weighting" - making sure the in -tab sample conforms to the population, and weighting the sample up or down to fit. That would be a big methodological

change, and Arbitron says it hasn't made any decisions on weighting.

With hundreds of new Low Power FMs being created, finding the call letters you want has gotten harder. The first batch of 25 granted CPs is just the start, and we're sure the Good

News Church of Augusta, GA will start looking for Good Call Letters. Some broadcasters have already found that the U.S. Coast Guard owns call signs

they'd like to have (that happened to Cox in Houston last year). Now a desired set of calls may belong to a

Calvary Chapel Church and its new

100 -watt LPFM.

Mel Karmazin always says "they can't put cable into the car ", to explain why radio is such a great mobile medium. Well, they can't put cable in yet - but GM -owned OnStar will be able to deliver audio content from the Wall Street journal and Dow

Jones (for a fee). And we believe that's

only scratching the surface of the telematics- delivered information that drivers will have to choose from in the next few years. And the Dow features

offered by OnStar will be available hands -free -by voice commands.

Adult standards is in for tough sledding: Crawford bumped it to a lesser facility in the Denver market, Clear Channel's WGAY (1260) is gone

from the D.C. market, and New York's

WQEW is still merrily running Radio Disney instead of Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald, with no replacement in sight. We're not saying the format is

disappearing, but like classical music,

it's often being shuttled onto less - available facilities. Non -coms have stepped up to claim classical in some

markets (like Denver), but adult standards may have a more difficult time finding a new home in some places. We expect the satellite services (Sirius and XM) will try to capitalize on the lack of availability of formats like

classical and adult standards. All the Sinatra you want - for $9.95 a month.

Klotz Digital buys audio mixer Graham -Patten, as one of the engineering- related deals announced at

NAB 2001. This one brings Klotz Digital the manufacturer of the Emmy- winning D /ESAM digital edit suite mixer.

Harris acquires European digital transmitter -maker Hirschmann MCN. That positions Harris to service the European- standard digital radio and TV market - which Harris estimates will top $1 billion in sales over the next 10 years. Hirschmann MCN is a division of Hirschmann Austria.

No Marconis for Infinity stations thisyear. It's just begun hitting some Infinity managers that Viacom's pullout from the NAB means they're no longer

eligible to compete in the Marconi best - of competition, where the winners will be announced at the NAB Radio Show

in New Orleans. Only NAB members

can vote for the annual Marconis, and

only NAB member stations can receive

the award. Lastyear's Marconi winners

included several Infinity stations, and WOMC, Detroit hauled home two Marconis.

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Format Changes and Updates #= change accompanies new management) /= simulcast. Gathered from M Street's ongoing research and our nationwide network of reporters.

State AZ

AR

CA

FL

GA

IL

KY

LA

MN

MS

MT NV NI

NY

NC ND ON OR

PA

SC

TN

TX

VA

Station KPGE-1340

KAZG-93.3 KLPX-96.I KI LX-104.1

KQOR-105.3

KSRK-540

KFSG-96.3

City/ Market Page

Page

Tucson

Formerly WWI- rhythmic oldies hot AC rock

Hatfield new Mena new

Carmel Valley (Monterey) KIEZ, talk / /KNRY Los Angeles # religion

(KXOL -FM, TI Sol," begins an LMA with KLAX -FM and KMIR) KNIR -95.3 Ontario (Riverside) # regional Mexican // KMIR KFSB. cont Christian // KMIR KMIR -93.5 Redondo Beach (L.A.) # regional Mexican KFSG. contemporary Christian

(The KFSG contemporary Christian and religion programming moves to this station and KN /R, as Foursquare Radio, enters an LMA with Spanish Broadcasting System. which is buying KFSG)

Salinas (Monterey Bay) sports news Woodlake (Fresno) modern rock adds Kevin & Bean

(Kevin & Bean originate their morning show at KROQ -FM. This is their first affiliate. They replace Howard Stern on KFRR) WFCT -105.5 Apalachicola # WXGI, country reported silent

(WFCT is off the air while its studios are being moved. It is expected to return in early May with an adult contemporary format) WQXI -790 Atlanta sports drops Don Imus WMGA -580 Riverside # R &B oldies reg. Mexican // WAOS

(WMGA enters an LMA -to -buy with La Favorita, Inc.) Sandwich (Chicago) # talk

(WAUR enters an LMA -to -buy with Midwest Broadcasting Corp.) Beaver Dam talk

(WA/A is off the air for transmitter work and expects to return in June.) Louisa Iones - country

(Baton Rouge) rhythmic oldies // WTGE # new

(KBGY starts an LMA with KDHL and KQCL) Biloxi adult standards Columbia talk Prentiss new West Yellowstone soft AC Reno classic hits Atlantic City Comedy World - comedy AC / /WFPG -FM (WFPG breaks the simulcast for a locally- originated talk show in morning drive) Port Henry (Burlington) # WLCQ oldies Iones - smooth jazz Saranac Lake adult contemporary WWI - adult standards Saranac Lake country WWI - AC Syracuse Comedy World - comedy soft AC // WLTI

(The Comedy World network has ceased programming) Willsboro (Burlington) WXPS. smooth jazz talk // WEAV

(The smooth jazz format moves to W /VT 92.1) Hickory (Charlotte) rock drops Howard Stern Bismarck classic rock adds Bob & Tom

Leamington (Detroit) country hot AC Portland oldies adds Bob Rivers

(Bob Rivers is Westwood One's new Seattle -based syndicated morning show) Chambersburg (Hagerstown) country // WCHA-FM news -talk Port Royal Comedy World - comedy Iones - classic rock

(WHBZ airs a local talk show in afternoon drive) Berry Hill (Nashville) black gospel R &B oldies Munford (Memphis) KTMO, country smooth jazz Memphis market and joins a combo with country WGKX. R &B oldies WRBO and classic hits WSRR -FM)

Becomes

oldies soft AC classic rock

adult contemporary ABC - oldies talk KXOL -FM, ranchera

KTXX-1460 KFRR-104.1

WAUR-930

WAR-I600

WZAQ 92.3 KKAY-FM-104.9 KBGY-107.5

WXBD-1490 WCIU-1450 WM-FM-104.9 KEZQ 92.9 KNHK-92.9 W FPG-1450

WIVT-92. I WNBZ-1240 WYZY-106.3 WNSS-1260

WXZO-96.7

WXRC-95.7 KBYZ-96.5 CHYR-FM-96.7 KUPL-970

WCHA-800 WHBZ-99.7

WVOL-1470 KXMI-98.9

(KXMI moves into the KESN-103.3 KZTR-101.9 KBRZ-1460 KCRS-550 WFHG-FM-92.7 W KCY-1300 WHBG-1360 WHHV-1400 WBHB-FM-103.3

WA KFNK-104.9 KISW-99.9

Donaldsonville Faribault

EWT - religion

reported silent

Iones - classic country modern rock // WUXN WWI - country

sports adds ABC - black gospel oldies classic rock adds Bob & Tom

Allen (Dallas -Ft. Worth) silent Franklin (Bryan) CHR Freeport Midland Abingdon (Iohnson City) Harrisonburg Harrisonburg Hillsville New Market (Harrisonburg) Eatonville (Seattle) Seattle

# country all news silent standards & talk talk & sports

# soft AC classic rock modern rock rock

ESPN - sports adult contemporary Spanish, cont. Christian talk talk / /WFHG talk to be ESPN - sports (mid -May) to be southern gospel (June) oldies adds Lex & Terry

to add Howard Stern (5/14)

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cont. Format Changes and Updates #= change accompanies new management./ /= simulcast. Gathered from M Street's ongoing research and our nationwide network of reporters.

State Station

WA KQSN-92.9

City/ Market

Toppenish (Yakima)

M Street recorded data for the week of April 30, 2001

Formerly

adult contemporary

Becomes

hot AC

AZ CA

DE

FL

GA

IL

KY

IA

ME

MI

MS

MO NY

ND

OH OK OR

PA

SC

TX

KCEC-FM-104.5 KXIO-92.7

KFSD-92. I

KSPA-1450

KXEX-1550

Wellton (Yuma) KBHV, new Alameda (San Francisco) # regional Mexican

(KX /O enters an LMA with KABL, KCNL, KF /O, KIOI, KISQ KKSF, KMEL, KNEW, Escondido (San Diego) classical

(The classical music format moves to AM sister KSPA) Escondido (San Diego) adult standards Fresno regional Mexican

(KXEX enters an LMA with sports formatted KFIG) Patterson (Modesto) KZMS. Reg. Mexican San Bernardino ranchera Bethany Beach (Salisbury) modern AC Ocean View (Salisbury) WRBG. classic hits CHR

"also adds Rick Dees in AM drive. The classic hits format remains on former simulcast partner WGBG) Seaford (Salisbury) classic hits // WRBG classic hits

adult standards rock WWI - standards // WKZY

# contemporary Christian (WXRB starts an LMA -to -buy with WSFN)

Summerville # classic country Atlanta new Hillsboro (Springfield) new Drakesboro contemporary Christian Somerset # WLLK, AC

(The WLLK call sign and format move to WWZB, 93.9 MHz) Vidalia (Natchez) black gospel Lake Charles silent Bar Harbor # WMDI, adult alternative Bear Lake (Traverse City) # silent

now owned by Roy Henderson's Ft. Bend Broadcasting which controls WBNZ through an LMA -to -buy) Beulah (Traverse City) # WSRI, silent AC / /WLDR

(WOUF and WSRQ are now in a combo with WLDR and an LMA -to -buy with WBNZ) Tawas City hot AC reported silent Bay St. Louis (Biloxi) sports ABN - blues Brooksville (Columbus) # southern gospel black gospel

(WA /V enters an LMA with urban contemporary formatted WMSU) Collins (Laurel) # WWI - rhythmic oldies WWI - soft AC Richton (Laurel) # talk. sports, standards Salem - so. gospel

the format discarded by in- market competitor WMXI. It retains the Rush Limbaugh Show from its talk format) Laurel # southern gospel rhythmic CHR (WMXI begins an LW -to -buy with Millenium Communications. Inc.)

Miner new modern AC Huntington (Nassau -Suffolk) # standards // WHLI to be ethnic

(WGSM will change format once its sale to K Radio closes) New York urban AC adds ABC's Tom Joyner Bismarck # contemporary Christian country

(KQDY joins a combo of KAVG, KBMR. KSSS and KXMR) Bismarck adult contemporary Sidney soft AC / /WMVR -FM Tulsa urban contemp. // KIMM Depoe Bay new Grants Pass (Medford) modern AC Easton (Allentown) # news -talk Scranton talk, sports

(WARM airs oldies from 9am -5pm) Beaufort (Hilton Head Island) info. & classical news -talk & jazz Port Arthur (Beaumont) silent religion

KTSE-FM-97.1 KCKC-1350 WINE-103.5 WZEB-101.7

(WZEB. B-101.7, WGBG-98.5 W KZY-106.9 WYNF-105.9 WLUS-980 WXRB-1350

WGTA-950 WMNW-96.3 WXAI-99.7 WNTC-103.9 WKII-FM-105.5

KVLA-1400 KOIO-91.7 WBQI-107.7 WSRQ 100.1

(WSRQ is WOUF-92.1

WHST-106.1 WBSL-1190 WAIV-98.9

WKNZ -107.1 WXHB -96.5

(WXHB picks up MXI -98.1

KBHI-107.1 WGSM-740

WRKS-98.7 KQDY-94.5

KSSS- 101.5

WMVR-1080 KGTO-1050 KD EP- 105.5

KROG-96.9 WEEX-1230 WARM-590

WIWI-FM-89.9 KDEI-1250'

regional Mexican rock // KS)O

KS /O. KUFX and KYLD) modern rock

Superadio - classical talk

EXCEL - Span. CHR to be KEWS. talk (May) modern rock

Cross City (Gainesville) Englewood (Sarasota) Gainesville Blackshear

adult contemporary adds Bob & Tom WWI - standards sports // WSFN

reg. Mexican // WAZX ABC - classic rock 80's hits reported silient hot AC "Kiss 102.3"

reported silent religion classical // WBQQ Jones - hot AC // WBNZ

classic rock reported silent ABC -R &B oldies hot AC hot AC "Star 97" ESPN - sports adds oldies

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STATION APPS / TRANSLATORS / PERMITS TECHNICAL RECORD

New Station Applications «non- commercial station, & =reapplication, + =competes with existing application The following parties have applied to construct new stations with the facilities noted, licensed to serve the communitites noted.

State Freouency Facilities Applicant

PA new -88.7' NV new -550

Wrightsville Reno

250 w 551 ft Mary V. Harris Foundation

no facils given Pamplin Broadcasting, Inc.

Translators/Boosters/Synchronous Transmitter: Applications The following facilities have been proposed to rebroadcast ecisting stations. either by a low -poker FM facility on a different channel (a "translator'), by means ofa second 'fill -in" transmitter constructed by the licensee on its assigned channel within its own protected contours (a - booster") or by an AM station constructing a second transmitter to extend its reach within its protected contour (a 'rynchronous "transmitter).

Freouenty

new -95.5

new -105.1

City Station Applicant

West Glenwood KRVG Western Slope Communications

Provo KMXU Sanpete County Broadcasting Corp.

Construction Permit Activity *=non-commercial station. &= reapplication, += competes with existing application.

Sla.t.ç Station

AL WQZZ-FM-104.3 AR KHBM-FM-93.7

AZ KIKI(CP)-98.9 KWKM-FM-95.7

CA KCEA-FM-89.1' KSLG(CP)-FM-94.I

KBHH(CP)-FM-95.3

KISN-FM-102.3

CO KASF-FM-90.9' FL WPBZ-FM-I03.1

GU KOKU-FM-I00.3

KS KUDL-FM-98.1

KQRC-FM-98.9

LA KFTE-FM-96.5

KBAN-91.1'

MA WPVQ FM-95.3 MO KYYS-FM-99.7

KRBZ-FM-96.5

KCIY-FM-106.5

KXMI-98.9

NC

NE

NM

OR

PA

WRSH-FM-91.1

KFKX-FM-90. I

KRTN-FM-93.7

KDEP-FM-I05.5

KIMX-FM-99.5

WKHB-620

Cily

Eutaw

Monticello

Leupp

St. Johns

Atherton Hydesvi Ile

Kerman

Modesto Alamosa

Indiantown

Agana

Kansas City Leavenworth

Breaux Bridge Deridder

Greenfield Kansas City Kansas City

Liberty Kennett

Rockingham

Hastings

Raton

Depoe Bay Reedsport

Greensburg

Ac

increases to 4700 w downgrades to class A from class C3, decreases to 5500 w. 341 ft, changes xmtr location to 33.36.18 91.47.14 license to cover for new station

decreases to 1,193 ft

changes to 128 ft. changes xmtr location to 37.29.32 122.16.28

decreases to 4500 w, 1.785 ft license to cover for new station increases to 6000 w, redescribes xmtr location as 37.40.50120.55.26 changes to 1 100 w, 89 ft

upgrades to class CI from class C2, increases to 90000 w, 974 ft upgrades to class CI from class C2, increases to 50000 w. 541 ft, changes xmtr location to 13.29.17144.49.35E built new auxiliary facility built new auxiliary facility upgrades to class C2 from C3, increases to 42000 w. 535 ft decreases to 371 ft

changes to 570 w, 761 ft

built new auxiliary facility built new auxiliary facility built new auxiliary facility downgrades to class CI from C. changes to 40000 w, 1135 ft. changes xmtr loc. to 35 -28 -03 90-11-27, changes City of License to Munford, TN. changes xmtr location to 34.56.59 79.42.52

redescribes xmtr location as 40.35.8 98.23.34

upgrades to class CI from class C2, changes to 26000 w. 1.410 ft changes to 3600 w, 883 ft upgrades to class C3 from class A, increases to 11000 w, 400 ft increases to 5500 w days, 50 w nights, ND, changes xmtr loc. to 40.18.14

79.35.50 change city of license to Irwin,PA

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CONSTRUCTION PERMIT ACTIVITY TECHNICAL RECORD

cont. Construction Permit Activity = non -commercial station. &= reapplication, += competes with existing application.

tate Station

PR WSMA- FM -92.I TN WKNO- FM -91.1* TX KESN -103.3

KTCK -AM -1310 WA KVAS- FM -I03.9

KOHO -FM -101.1

WI WAQE-FM-97.7

AL WVOK-FM-97.9 WTDR-FM-92.7

WAYI(CP)-FM-97.7

WAXU-FM-91.1* AR KILX(CP)-FM-104.1

KQOR(CP)-FM-105.3

Hormigueros

Memphis

Commerce

Dallas

Ivaco Leavenworth

Barron

Oxford

Talladega

Thomaston

Troy

Hatfield

Mena

Acs increases to 2950 w

increases to 574 ft redescribes xmtr location as 35.9.14 89.49.19 upgrades to class C from CI. increases to 100000 w, 1841 ft, changes xmtr loc. to 33 -33 -37 96- 57 -34. changes City of License to AIIen,TX. increases to 9000 w days. 5000 w nights, DA -2 built new auxiliary facility upgrades to class C3 from class A. changes to 510 w. 2,123 ft. changes xmtr location to 47.36.7120.30.32

upgrades to class C3 from class A. increases to 15500 w increases to 510 w, 1.109 ft. redescribes xmtr location as 33.37.20 85.52.19 changes to 2600 w. 505 ft. changes xmtr location to 33.29.12 85.59.15 built new auxiliary facility decreases to 1089 w

license to cover for new station license to cover for new station


CA KKSB-FM-106.3

KFRN-AM-I280* KZZO-FM-100.5

CO KGLL-FM-96.1

FL WBKM(CP)-FM-95.9

IL WGCI-FM-107.5

WKSC-FM-103.5

KS KRE-FM-101.7*

MD WPOC-FM-93.1 MI WGRV-FM-105.1

MN KBGY(CP)-FM-107.5

MO KCGQ FM-99.3 MS WMAH-FM-90.3*

WCIU(CP)-FM-104.9 MT KBAZ-FM-96.3 ND KRKH(CP)-FM-100.7 NH WYRY-FM-104.9

NY WVCR-FM-88.3* OK KKNG-FM-93.3

OR KVMX-FM-107.5

PA WROZ-FM-101.3

TN WYLV-FM-89.1*

WBGQ FM-100.7 TX KLW-FM-98.7

KCAS-FM-91.5*

VA WZRV-FM-95.3

WA KSTE-FM-105.9

WI WAUH-FM-102.3

Goleta Long Beach

Sacramento

Greeley Sebastian

Chicago

Chicago

Medicine Lodge

Baltimore

Detroit Faribault

Gordonville Biloxi

Prentiss

Hamilton

Harwood

Hinsdale

Loudonville

Newcastle

Banks

Lancaster

Alcoa

Bulls Gap

Dallas

McCook

Front Royal

Vancouver

Wautoma

increases to 940 w changes from commercial operation to non -commercial operation built new auxiliary facility increases to 735 ft, changes xmtr location to 40.40.50104.56.32 increases to 289 ft. changes xmtr location to 27.49.5 80.37.18 changes to 3700 w. 1.549 ft. redescribes xmtr location as 41.52.44 87.38.8 redescribes xmtr location as 41.52.44 87.38.8 decreases to 476 ft. changes xmtr location to 37.14.0 98.39.44 built new auxiliary facility changes to 13500 w, 955 ft. changes xmtr location to 42.27.13 83.09.50 license to cover for new station increases to 358 ft. changes xmtr location to 37.21.34 89.37.16 redescribes xmtr location as 30.45.18 88.56.44 license to cover for new station changes xmtr location to 46.48.8 113.58.21 license to cover for new station changes to 4100 w . 400 ft. redescribes xmtr location as 42.46.33 72.27.17 changes to 2800 w, 840 ft built new auxiliary facility built new auxiliary facility changes to 7400 w. 1.243 ft upgrades to C2 from C3, increases to 4500 w

changes to 330 w, 1,260 ft

built new auxiliary facility changes to 2600 w, 351 ft. changes xmtr location to 26.30.5 98.21.7 redescribes xmtr location as 38.58.3178.12.6 downgrades to class C2 from Cl. changes to 4200 w , 1,542 ft, changes xmtr built new auxiliary facility

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F, I T I ES/PARAMETERS/ APPS/GRANTS TECHNICAL RECORD

FACILITIES/PARAMETERS: APPLICATIONS ( & reapplication) [docket number Applications by existing stations to change their currently -licensed operating parameters to the parameters noted.

AL CA

CT

FL

GA

ID

IL

MA

NC

NY

PR

SC

TX

Station

WAFN-FM-92.7

KIHS(CP)-FM-90.9' KRCK(CP)-FM-97.7

KOSO-FM-93.I

WINE-AM-940

WLPI-FM-91.5'

WYAI-FM-105.5

KTWD-FM-97.5 WZPW-FM-92.3

WPXC-FM-102.9

WXIC-FM-90.5 WCBS-FM-101.1

WXRK-FM-92.3

WCOM-FM-94.7 WZNT-FM-93.7 WYEZ-FM-94.5

KESN-103.3

KASZ-FM-98.3

WI WZRK-FM-93.9

Arab June Lake

Mecca

Patterson

Brookfield

New Port Richey

Bowdon

Wallace

Peoria

Hyannis

Wilson

New York

New York

Bayamon

San Juan

Murrells Inlet

Allen

Gatesville

Nekoosa

Application

increase to 1450 w

change to 50000 w. 344 ft. change xmtr location to 38.5.14 119.10.31 increase to 1270 w, 719 It

change to 50000 w. 492 ft. change xmtr location to 37.43.45 121.11.49

direct measurement of antenna power upgrade to class C2 from class C3, increase to 50000 w. 305 ft, drop DA

change xmtr location to 28.16.58 82.42.43

move to 105.3 MHz, upgrade to class CI from class A, increase to 6100 w.

1,204 ft. change xmtr location to 33.24.41

upgrade to class CI from class C2. change to 12000 w. 2.211 ft. add DA

upgrade to class BI from class A, increase to 15000 w. 420 ft change xmtr

location to 40.47.10 89.47.1

upgrade to class BI from class A. change to 25000 w. 171 ft, change xmtr

location to 41.35.30 70.24.41

change to 1550 w. 210 ft change xmtr location to 35.49.19 78.18.36

build new auxiliary facility build new auxiliary facility

change to 31000 w. 1.837 ft

change to 28000 w. 1,837 ft upgrade to class C3 from class A. change to 25000 w. 328 ft, change

xmtr location to 33.33.13 79.13.14

upgrade to class C from class C2, increase to 100000 w, 1.841 ft. change

xmtr location to 33.33.37 96.57.34

build new auxiliary facility

increase to 328 ft, redescribe xmtr location as 44.13.44 89.50.50


AL FL

GA

IN

MI

NC

NY

WWWQ 100.5 WRAU-FM-106.3

WSHE-FM-I00.3

WQYK-FM-99.5 WMSL-FM-88.9 WPMA-FM-102.7 WATI-FM-89.9' WOUF-FM-92.I WOBX(CP)-FM-98.I

WBGI(CP)-FM-100.3

Anniston Key Largo

Orlando

St. Petersburg

Athens Sparta

Vincennes

Beulah

Manteo

Sylvan Beach

upgrade to class C2 from C3, increase to 13500 w DA

change to 470 w, 804 ft change xmtr location to 25.19.4 80.24.5 increase to 1.499 ft change xmtr location to 28.34.5181.4.32 redescribe xmtr location as 27.56.50 82.27.35

increase to 20000 w. 315 ft DA upgrade to class C3 from A. increase to 25000 w. 302 ft, change xmtr location

decrease to 4500 w redescribe xmtr location as 38.41.47 87.26.27 upgrade to class C2 from A. change to 50000 w. 492 ft. change xmtr location

decrease to 40000 w, 233 ft decrease to 1460 w. 203 ft. change xmtr location to 43.15.34 75.44.41

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cont. FACI LI TIES/PARAMIETERS /APPS /GRANTS TECHNICAL RECORD

cont. FACILITIES/PARAMETERS: APPLICATIONS ( & reapplication) [docket number] Applications by existing stations to change their currently -licensed operating parameters to the parameters noted.

SIat.0 SlI.Qn

OR

SC

TX

WI

WY

KMTK-FM-99.7

WJMZ-FM-107.3

KRBV-FM-100.3

KWRD-FM-100.7

KEXX(CP)-FM-106.5

WLSU-FM-88.9' WSAU-AM-550

KPIN-FM-101.1

Bend

Anderson

Dallas

Highland Village

Llano

La Crosse

Wausau

Pinedale

Application

upgrade to class C2 from C3, increase to 30000 w DA decrease to 564 ft. redescribe xmtr location as 34.42.7 82.36.19 increase to 1.821 ft, redescribe xmtr location as 32.35.5 96.57.46 increase to 1,969 ft change xmtr location to 33.32.8 96.49.54 upgrade to class C3 from A, increase to 25000 w upgrade to class C2 from C3, change to 8200 w, 928 ft, redescribe xmtr increase to 20000 w days. 15000 w nights increase to 230 w. 443 ft. change xmtr location to 42.50.38109.55.22

FACILITIES/PARAMETERS: GRANTS ( & reapplication) [docket number] Applications by existing stations to change their currently -licensed operating parameters to the parameters noted.

Slat.ç Station

AL WTKE-98.1

CA HI

IL

KY

MN

NM

NY

NY

KCLU-FM-88.3' KLHT-AM-1040 WCIL-AM-1020 WLOC-AM-1150

KFIL-AM-1060

KWFL-FM-99.5'

WETD-FM-90.9' WCOT-FM-90.9'

PR WMEG-FM-106.9

SC WGVC-FM-106.3

TN WEYE -FM -104.3

VA WEXM(CP) -FM -106.1

VT

WA

WI

WLFE-FM-102.3

KLDY-AM-1280 WCLQ FM-89.5'

City Andalusia

Thousand Oaks

Honolulu

Carbondale

Munfordville Preston

Roswell

Alfred Jamestown

Guayama

Newberry

Surgoinsville

Exmore

St. Albans Lacey

Wausau

Application increase to 1,030 ft, redescribe xmtr location as 30.59.11 86.43.9, change city of license to Holt, FL upgrade to class BI from class A. increase to 3200 w increase to 10000 w days and nights direct measurement of antenna power direct measurement of antenna power direct measurement of antenna power upgrade to class C3 from class A. increase 6100 w. 459 ft increase to 308 ft

upgrade to class B from class BI, increase to 12000 w. 653 ft. drop DA, redescribe xmtr location as 42.0.6 79.3.19 build new auxiliary facility

upgrade to class C3 from class A, increase to 9000 w, redescribe xmtr location as 34.16.38 81.46.10

change to 2850 w, 482 ft

one step application to upgrade to class B from class BI, change to 50000 w, 302 ft increase to 860 w, 846 ft. add DA direct measurement of antenna power upgrade to class CI from class C3, increase to 100000 w, add DA


AR

AZ FL

IN

MI

MO

NM

OH

PA

TX

UT

WV

KXIO-FM-106.9

KZUA-FM-92. I WTMP-I 150 WFRN-FM-104.7

WEUL-FM-98.1 KMFC-FM-92. I

KBHI-FM-107.1

KTEG-FM-I04.7 WKDD-FM-96.5 WQEJ-FM-89.7' KTXQ FM-94.5 KIAS-FM-107.3

KHKX-FM-99.1'

KWKD-FM-102.3 WAMX-FM-106.3

Clarksville

Holbrook

Egypt Lake

Elkhart

Kingsford

Centralia

Miner Bosque Farms

Akron

Johnstown

Gainesville

Jasper

Odessa

Randolph

Milton

build new auxiliary facility increase to 489 ft, change xmtr location to 34.34.30110.5.59 change xmtr loc. to 28.00.42 82.29.53 decrease to 469 ft

change to 1000 w, 466 ft

increase to 3900 w

change to 3700 w, 420 ft decrease to 71000 w. 840 ft, change xmtr location to 34.47.55 106.48.59 change to 31000 w, 620 ft, change xmtr location to 41.16.50 81.37.22 increase to 8000 w DA build new auxiliary facility one step application to upgrade to class C3 from A. increase to 25000 w, decrease to 407 ft, change xmtr location to 32.3.10 102.17.38 build new auxiliary facility

build new auxiliary facility

1U M Street Journal May 2, 2001



CALL SIGN CHANGES TECHNICAL RECORD

Call Sign/ Station Name Changes # Indicates sale Former call letters and newly -assigned call letters with station identifiers where available.

State Station City New Call Sign Grant Date STATION NAME

CA K1EZ-540 Carmel Valley KSRK 03/20/01

KNIR-93.5 Ontario KFSB (requested)

KFSG-96.3 Los Angeles KXOL -FM (requested) El Sol

KMIR-93.5 Redondo Beach KFSG (requested)

KTMK-94.5 Temecula KOGO -FM 04/19/01

FL WXGI-105.5 Apalachicola WFCT 04/20/01 The Coast

LA KITT -93.7 Shreveport KXKS -FM 04/06/01 Kiss Country


CA KZMS-97.1 Patterson KTSE-FM 04/09/01 Super Estrellas

KCKC-1350 San Bernardino KEWS requested

DC WGAY-1260 Washington WWRC 04/17/01

DE WRBG-101.7 Ocean View WZEB 04/10/01 B -101.7

KY WWZB-93.9 Burnside # WLLK 04/10/01 Lake 93.9

WSAC-92.3 Louisa WZAQ 04/10/01 WLLK-105.5 Somerset WKII-FM 04/10/01 Kiss 102.3

MD WWRC-570 Bethesda WTNT 04/17/01

ME WMDI-107.7 Bar Harbor WBQQ 04/12/01 W-Bach"

MO KTMO-98.9 Kennett KXMI 04/09/01

KMIS-FM-106.5 New Madrid # KTMO 04/09/01

NM KMMG-FM-95.5 Santa Fe KHFM-FM 04/09/01

NY WXPS-96.7 Willsboro WXZO 04/09/01 VA WZQK-99.7 Coeburn WVSG requested

Proposed Station Transfers ( 314 asset sale, 315 transfer of control, 316 reorganization )

State 5.tittioi

AR KFYX-FM-I07.1

CO KAVD(CP)-FM-103.1

GA WBTR-FM-92.1

W BTR-AM-1330

IL WFXW-AM-1480

KY WFXY-AM-1490

KY WANO-AM-1230

MI WCUP-FM-105.7

NY WGSM-AM-740

May 2, 2001

City

Texarkana

Limon

Carrollton

Geneva

Middlesboro

Pineville

Canse

Huntington

FORM APPLICANTS

314 from KATQRadio. Inc.

to Arklatex. LLC 314 from The Meadowlark Group. Inc.

to High Peak Broadcasting, LLC

314 from Carroll County Media, Inc.

to WYAI. Inc.

314 from Valley Communications. Inc.

to Nelson Multi Media, Inc.

316 from Warren A. Pursifull, Deceased

to Brent B. Pursifull, Administrator of the Estate

316 from Warren A. Pursifull, Deceased

to Brent B. Pursifull. Administrator of the Estate

314 from Canse Broadcasting, Inc

to Keweenaw Bay Indian Community

314 from I W Limited Liability Company

to K Licensee Inc.

M Street Journal 11



PROPOSED STATION TRANSFERS TECHNICAL RECORD

cont. Proposed Station Transfers ( 314 asset sale, 315 transfer of control, 316 reorganization )

talc Station City FORM

RI WICE -AM -550 Pawtucket 314

WHRC -AM -1450 West Warwick 314

TN WXJB -FM -96.5 Harrogate 316

WRMX -FM -106.7 Norris 314

TX KSLI -AM -1280 Abilene 314

KEYH -AM -850 Houston 316

KTXI -FM -90.1' Ingram 316

KPAC -FM -88.3* San Antonio 316 KSTX -FM -89.1*

KTFS -AM -940 Texarkana 314

WY KIML -AM -1270 Gillette 315 KAML -FM -96.9


APPLICANTS

from AAA Entertainment Licensing LLC to ABC. Inc.

from Abc. Inc.

to Hall Communications, Inc.

from Warren A. Pursifull. Deceased to Brent B. Pursifull, Administrator of the Estate from Newko General Partnership

to South Central Communications Corporation from Sunburst Media, L.P.

to Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc.

from All Media Properties, Inc. to D.M. Best Co. from Texas Public Radio (old Board of Directors) to Texas Public Radio (new Board of Directors) from Texas Public Radio (old Board of Directors) to Texas Public Radio (new Board of Directors) from KATQRadio. Inc.

to Arklatex. LLC from Shareholders of Gillette Broadcasting Company to Riverboat AcQuistion LLC

CA KSDG(CP) -AM -890 Julian 316

KEWE -AM -1340 Oroville 314 KHHZ -FM -97.7

KFXM(CP) -FM -103.3 Temecula 314

CO KGHF -AM -1350 Pueblo 314 KCSJ -AM -590

CT WCNI -FM -91.1 New London 315

FL WCIX -FM -106.5 Five Points 316

WQHL -FM -98.1 Live Oak 316 WQHL -AM -1250

GA WRBN -FM -104.1 Clayton 314 WGHC -AM -1370 WDMG -FM -99.5 Douglas 316 WDMG -AM -860 WEHR -FM -105.1 Elberton 314

WRDO -FM -96.9 Fitzgerald 316 WBHB -AM -1240 WVGA -FM -105.9 Lakeland 316

WKAA -FM -97.7 Ocilla 316

WNEG -AM -630 Toccoa 314

WWRQFM -107.9 Valdosta 316 WQPW -FM -95.7

from Jeffrey N. Eustis

to Ine Investments, Inc. from Entravision Holdings, LLC

to Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses. Inc. from Newco Temecula, LLC

to Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc. from Colorado Springs Radio Broadcasters, Inc.

to Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc. from Connecticut College BdcastingAssoc, Inc. (old Board Members) to Connecticut College

from Black Crow Broadcasting, Inc.

to Black Crow Radio Partners. LLC


to Black Crow Radio Partners, LLC from Chase Broadcasting, Inc.

to Sorenson Southeast Radio, LLC


to Black Crow Radio Partners, LLC

from Chase Broadcasting, Inc.

to Sorenson Southeast Radio. LLC


to Black Crow Radio Partners, LLC from Black Crow Broadcasting, Inc.

to Black Crow Radio Partners. LLC from Black Crow Broadcasting. Inc.


from Chase Broadcasting. Inc.

to Sorenson Southeast Radio. LLC






PROPOSED STATION TRANSFERS /GRANTS TECHNICAL RECORD

cont. Proposed Station Transfers ( 314 asset sale, 315 transfer of control, 316 reorganization )

State Station City

WVLD-AM-1450

IL WKIB-FM-96.5 Anna 314

IN WKAM-AM-1460 Goshen 316

WZOW-FM-97.7 KY WBTF-FM-107.9 Midway 314

W LXO-FM-96. I Stamping Ground 314

MA WESO-AM-970 Southbridge 314

ME WWBX-FM-97.1 Bangor 314

MI WMPL-AM-920 Hancock 314 WMPL-FM-93.5

WJMS-AM-590 Ironwood 315

WIMI-FM-99.7

NC WTZK-AM-1350 Black Mountain 315

WNCC-FM-96.7 Franklin 314

WFSC-AM-1050

PR WQII-AM-1140 San Juan 314

TX KZIP-AM-1310 Amarillo 315

KLTG-FM-96.5 Corpus Christi 314

KSIX-AM-1230 Corpus Christi 315

KRAD-FM-105.5 Portland 314

KOUL-FM-103.7 Sinton 314

VA WBVA-AM-1450 Bayside 314

WXMY-AM-1600 Saltville 314

WI WMZK-FM-104.I Merrill 315 W J MT-AM-730

WY KGWY-FM-I00.7 Gillette 314

APPLICANTS

from Union Broadcasting, Inc.

to W. Russell Withers

from Van Hawke - Johnson Communications LLC

to Van Hawke - Johnson Communications, Inc.

from Blue Chip Broadcasting Licenses II, Ltd.

to L.M. Communications Of Kentucky. LLC from Blue Chip Broadcasting Licenses Ii, Ltd.

to L.M. Communications Of Kentucky. LLC

from Eastern Media, Inc.

to Money Matters, Inc.

from Gopher Hill Communications

to Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses. Inc.

from Copper Country Enterprises. Inc.

to Victor Corporation, Inc. from The W. Donald Roberts, Jr. Revocable Trust

to Badger Communications, LLC

from Maritza R. Yarbrough

to Truett Yarbrough

from Chase Broadcasting, Inc.

to Sorenson Southeast Radio, LLC

from Communications Counsel Group, Inc.

to Broadcasting Network Of Puerto Rico from Graciela Rayos (as Tenant In Common)

to Jorge A. Veloz

from EQuicom, Inc.

to Rodriguez Coomunications, L.P.

from Vann M. Kennedy

to Kennedy Living Trust. Mary & Kathleen Kennedy

from EQuicom, Inc.


from EQuicom, Inc.


from 1450 Corporation to Ronald W. Cowan. Jr.

from Robert P. Flanigan

to Continental Media Group, LLC

from The W. Donald Roberts. Jr. Revocable Trust

to Badger Communications LLC

from Quality Communications, Inc.

to Legend Communications Of Wyoming, LLC

Granted Station Transfers ( 314 asset sale, 315 transfer of control, 316 reorganization )

tate tation FORM

AL WXBK -AM -1090 Albertville 314

AR KBPW(CP)-FM-88.I Hampton 314

GA WIHW(CP)-FM-101.9 Bainbridge 314

W EAM-AM-1580 Columbus 314

MS WAN-FM-98.9 Brooksville 314

APPLICANTS

from Patricia A. King, Executrix of The Estate of Bobby W. King to MVB, Inc

from Educational Opportunities, Inc

to American Family Association

from Chattahoochee Broadcast Associates

to John H. Wiggins

from Muscogee Broadcasting, Inc.

to Davis Broadcasting, Inc. of Columbus from Radio Columbus. Inc.

to Urban Radio Licenses, LLC

May 2. 2001 M Street Journal 13



GRANTED STATION TRANSFERS TECHNICAL RECORD

cont. Granted Station Transfers ( 314 asset sale, 315 transfer of control, 316 reorganization )

State Station FORM

NC WCIE -AM -1450 Spring Lake 314

PA WIET-FM-102.3 Erie 314

PR WFDT-FM-105.5 Aguada 314

SC WSPX-FM-94.5 Bowman 314

TX KBAE(CP)-FM-96.3 Llano 314

KLTD-FM-101.7 Temple 314

VA WSHV-FM-98.9 South Hi11315 WIWS-AM-1370

WI WYNW(CP)-FM-92.9 Birnamwood 314


APPLICANTS

from Colonial Radio Group, Inc. to WCIE -AM, Inc. from Nextmedia Licensing. Inc. to Regent Licenses of Erie, Inc. from Juan Carlos Matos Barreto & Dominga Barreto Santiago to Arso Radio Corporation from Boswell Broadcasting. LLC to Glory Communications, Inc. from Munbilla Broadcasting Corporation to Rawhide Radio. LLC from Kencannon Communication, Ltd. to Cumulus Licensing Corp. from Norman Talky to Joyner Radio. Inc. from Results Broadcasting of Shawano, Inc.

to Evangel Ministries, Inc.

AL WYEA-AM-1290 Sylacauga 315

KS KQTP-FM-102.9 St. Marys 316

KWIC-FM-99.3 Topeka 316

KY WJMD-FM-104.7 Hazard 315

WSPE-FM-88.3' Lerose 314

WMKJ-FM-105.5 Mt. Sterling 314

LA KXRR-FM-103.1 Columbia 315

KMYY-FM-106. I Monroe 315

KQLQ FM-92.3 Rayville 315

KZRZ-FM-98.3 West Monroe 315

MN KDAL-AM-610 Duluth 315 KDAL-FM-95.7

MT KBUL-AM-970 Billings 314 KCTR-FM-102.9 KKBR-FM-97. I KBBB-FM-103.7 KBPY(CP)-FM-99.5 Colstrip 314

KGVO-AM-1290 Missoula 314

NC WAYN-AM-900 Rockingham 316

NY WVVC-FM-I00.7 Utica 314

OH WNUS-FM-107.1 Belpre 316

WRVB-FM-102.1 Marietta 316

OR KXPC-FM-103.7 Lebanon 314

TN WYKW(CP)-FM-91.3' Shelbyville 314

TX KATP-FM-101.9 Amarillo 314

KROO-AM-1430 Breckenridge 316

from Robert D. Pearce And Gary Mitchell to John H. Vogel from Shawnee Broadcasting Corp. to Cumulus Licensing Corp. from Shawnee Broadcasting Corp. to Cumulus Licensing Corp. from Michael Barnett to Stuart Shane Sparkman from White Sky Broadcasting Ltd. to Board of Regents - Morehead State University from Rodney A. Burbridge to Citicasters Co. from Shareholders of Citadel Communications Corporation to FLCC Holdings. Inc. from Shareholders of Citadel to Flcc Holdings. Inc. from Shareholders of Citadel to Flcc Holdings. Inc. from Shareholders of Citadel to Flcc Holdings. Inc. from Shockley Communications Corporation to Shockley Communications Acquisition. LLC from Marathon Media Group. LLC to Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc.

Communications Corporation



from Brian M. Encke to Hi -line Radio Fellowship. Inc. from Marathon Media Group. LLC to Capstar TX Limited Partnership from William F. Futterer. Jr. to William F. Futterer. Ill. Executor from Bethany Broadcasting Corporation to Educational Media Foundation from lacor Licensee Of Louisville, Inc. to Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc. from lacor Licensee Of Louisville. Inc. to Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses. Inc. from Spotlight Media Corporation. Inc. to Portland Broadcasting. L.I.c. from Abundant Life Broadcasting to American Family Association from Cropper -mcguire Broadcasting. Inc. to Amfm Radio Licenses. LLC from Breckenridge American. Inc. to Graham Newspapers. Inc.

14 M Street journal May2, 2001



h FON) ANI)I RS TRANSACTION BRIEF The following items are based on recent, noteworthy ownership- transfer applications filed with the FCC. The information is based on FCC contracts filed

with the Commission and made public within the last few weeks. Market and revenue information is based on data culled from Duncan's American Radio

and from M Street's own databases. The transactions are arranged in descending order of sales price. When known, broker notices are included.

KNOXVILLE (Norris, TN)

Station: WRMX -FM 106.7 mhz.

From: Newko General Partnership

To: South Central Communications

Price: $2,500,000 (lohn D. Engelbrecht, Pres/Dir, 81 %, Bettie G. Engelbrecht, Sec/Dir, 2 %,

John P. Engelbrecht, 17 %)

DETAILS: Group owner South Central owns four other stations in Knoxville and operates one other. WNFZ -AM Oak Ridge, under an LMA from owner Oak

Ridge FM. Together. these six stations represent about $11 Million in annual revenue, according to Duncan's American Radio.

In Nashville. South Central owns WIXA -FM (92.9 mHz) and WMAK -FM (96.3 mHz. formerly WRMX). Together, these two stations represent

about $12 Million in annual radio revenue, according to Duncan's American Radio. South Central also owns four stations in Evansville. IN.

NASSAU- SUFFOLK (Long Island; Huntington, NY).

Station: WGSM -AM 740 kHz. From: Barnstable (IW LLC)

To: K Media (which currently has no other radio -station interests)

Price: $2,500,000 Broker: Daniels & Associates

DETAILS: This is one of two AM stations in the market that Barnstable is selling to separate buyers. The other is WFOG AM. (See below.) Barnstable maintains a signficant presence in the market. with about $ IS Million in revenue from its other stations there.

PROVIDENCE (Pawtucket, RI.)

Station: WICE -AM 550 kHz. From: AAA Entertainment, LLC To: ABC Inc.

Price: $2.050,000 Broker: MVP (buyer) and Star Media (seller)

ABC has spun off WHRC -AM 1450 kHz and is buying this stronger signal. According to Duncan's American Radio, WICEAM billed about $500.000 lastyear when it was formatted as a talk station.

For a full account of this deal, see the April 16, M Street Daily, pagel.

GILLETTE, WY

Station: KGWY -FM 100.7 mHz. From: Quality Comunications To: Legend Communications

Price: $1,900,000

Legend is owned by media broker Larry Patrick, who has six other stations in Wyoming.

For a full account of this deal, see the April 9, MStreet Daily, page 2.

Tony Sanders is Senior Analyst for Duncan's American Radio. Email: tsanders @duncanradio.com.

May2, 2001 M Street journal IS



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M Street öSurriál May 16, 2001 Serving Radio Since 1984 Vol. 18 Issue. 18

Deal flow is at a trickle

Heck, the Weather Service could almost declare a drought. Broker

Doug Ferber tells this joke to would -be station sellers: "If you find a buyer - tackle him." There are deals getting done in some special situations: Greater

Media is acquiring the 4 stations of New Jersey Broadcasting in a surprise move

between two privately -held companies.

Ed Atsinger at Salem is methodically

adding stations in small bites (paying $9M for John Douglas' KBZS at 1220

KHz for a third facility in San Francisco). Regent is buying Bud Walters' cluster in

Peoria for $20M. Theoretically, Alan

Greenspan's continued interest -rate cutting should help: analysts consider radio a rate -sensitive industry, and when

radio companies' stock prices are trending up, they're more inclined to

think about acquisitions. But stock prices are in the doldrums along with

station prices. Going into 2001, everybody talked about this being "the

year of the operator ", not the consolidator and how right they were.

r READ OM

THIS WEEK'S JOURNAL THE TAYLOR REPORT Newspaper -broadcast cross- ownership

Rulemaking postponed by politics; The T -Man loins the I -Man in morning syndication; ABC is returning to streaming very.

`very carefully: Arbitron has a very, very good year. pg 4

TOP STORIES

WASHINGTON THIS WED(

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TRANSACTION BRIEF

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The recovery will be gradual No "snapback" in the second

half. M Street has reviewed all the QI

statements and the guidance going forward. The roaring second -half recovery people were expecting just a

couple of months ago will not materialize.

One sign is the very fragile TV

"upfront" selling season that's underway now. The upfront is important to radio

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The FCC postpones dealing with the newspaper -broadcast cross -ownership rule. Less than 24 hours before the May IO monthly

meeting, Chairman Michael Powell yanked the

issue from the agenda. We

believe that at the last minute, Powell couldn't get Democratic Commissioners

Gloria Tristani and Susan Ness on board for some of the language he wanted in

the Notice of Proposed p Chairman Powell Rulemaking. Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth attorney

Harry Martin tells M Street "this is a very controversial issue, and there are many powerful

forces on both sides of it." Both the NAB and the newspaper publishers strongly favor repealing the 26-year-old rule. But they face

opposition. The Commission could still launch

the NPRM "on circulation ", before the next scheduled monthly meeting on June 20. But

Powell's got time on his side: He'll soon have a

Republican majority on the Commission, instead

of the 2 -2 stalemate.

Moving Day on the 8th floor at the FCC. 7-year Commissioner Susan Ness is ready to hit the "down" button on the elevator and make way for new Democratic Commissioner Michael Copps. Harold Furchtgott -Roth is packing up,

too. While new Republican Commissioners Kevin Martin and Kathleen Abernathy are ready

to set up shop. Watch for news about their key staff appointments, and soon. It can't come

soon enough for Chairman Michael Powell, who's chafing to get his Republican majority in

place so he can move on issues like the newspaper -broadcast cross -ownership ban.

The forecast is for more enforcement. More FCC fines for peeling paint on towers, EAS violations, on -air indecency, unauthorized transfer of control all the things the FCC has traditionally issued NALs for. But - more of them. A veteran Washington communications attorney grumbles that "now that there's a

separate Enforcement Bureau, it's going to make

sure and justify its existence, like any bureaucracy." He's seeing more and more fines

from the Commission and while it's good for

his legal practice, its a real nuisance for station operators.

Former Chairman Bill Kennard continues to cash in. Showing that yes, even regulation - minded Democrats can make big money (and

wield influence) in their life after the Commission. For Kennard, the first move was

joining the board of PDA manufacturer Handspring. Then a major

score joining the D.C. - based investment super-

group named the Carlyle

Group, which boasts heavyweights like former President George Bush.

Now Kennard agrees to join the board of the New York Times, which owns radio and TV stations

along with the Boston Globe and the flagship

Times. Kennard's still way behind his predecessor, Reed Hundt, who's joining the board of chipmaking giant Intel. We'll be watching the next moves of departing Commissioner Susan Ness: She, too, could be

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The T -Man (Seattle -based Bob Tepper) joins the I -Man in morning - show syndication - which gets us wondering: Will syndicated morning shows start to swallow up local shows at an even faster clip? Early syndication

successes like Bob & Tom, John Boy & Billy, Tom Joyner and Doug Banks have been joined by Rick & Bubba, Lex & Terry, Bob & Sheri, and now Charlotte - based Ace & T.J. The latest is that Premiere has signed KOBE -based Bob

Tepper, and the supply of ready -made morning shows on the shelf grows again. Ifyou're an aspiring morning talent,you might start thinking twice about your prospects. Case in point: Ousted WWIN -FM, Baltimore morning personality Randy Dennis lost his job to ABC's Tom Joyner, then lost again in court when he tried to break his 50- mile non -compete with Radio One. Dennis tells the Baltimore Sun "Right now I'm a little gun -shy (about working in radio), especially when they talk about moving. I don't want to become a statistic to Tom Joyner again."

Pay attention to ABC's station -by- station return to streaming: Because it's worried about both independent - label music fees and international rights. That's why ABC is methodically working on an ad- insertion solution that allows "gating" to would -be listeners outside the U.S., and also recognition of small-

label, unlicensed tunes. ABC Radio EVP/New Media Geoff Rich is building on a new insertion and substitution solution with Canada's Media Touch/ OMT. It's a collaborative effort: RealNetworks will be the distributive network, supplying bandwidth and actually sending out the programming.

Goodbye, Bruce. Yes, Bruce Williams and syndicator Westwood are finally parting ways, though we expect word about a new syndication deal for the pioneering advice -giver any second now. Bruce's

early -evening show has been a staple

on talk stations since the 1980s - but it lacked major- market clearances, and that's what Westwood needed. Meanwhile, Westwood's Joel Hollander does re -sign Bruce's stablemate, Jim Bohannon, to a new 3-year contract. As for Bruce, we'll say what he himself might say: Good luck, tiger.

Arbitron had a good year last year: Revenue topped $200 million for the first time in 2000. Here's more from Arbitron's recent proxy to shareholders leading up to the May 30 annual meeting: 1998 revenues were $174M. 1999 revs were $190M. Year - 2000 revs were $207M. Arbitron mentions the contract impasse with its largest customer, Clear Channel, but reveals nothing new. Ever wondered

how many people work at Arbitron? The most recent tally is 656 full- timers in the U.S., plus another 347 part- timers.

As for executive salaries, CEO Steve Morris is doing okay. As the head of the newly- independent Arbitron, Morris gets a pay hike from a base salary of $329,992 in 2000 (plus $288,988 in bonus), to $435,000 in base salary plus a "target annual bonus percentage" of another 70 %. Potential total: $740,000, plus a nice parachute in case the company gets sold.

Salem continues to consolidate in the syndication world by acquiring Dame -Gallagher. Mike Gallagher's talkshow adds another "family- friendly" show to Greg Anderson's stable at Salem Radio Network. Actually, it's more than just Mike Gallagher's daily gabfest. Dame - Gallagher shows include "Online Tonight with David Lawrence" and "CopNet: The Police Radio Network." Salem says Mike Gallagher's show clears

on more than 190 stations and has a listenership of 2,250,000. Salem will keep D -G's New York office. Salem's own lineup of conservative talkshow hosts includes Michael Medved, Dennis

Prager, Hugh Hewitt and Janet Parshall.

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FORMAT CHANGES AND UPDATES #= change accompanies new managemenU /= simulcast. Gathered from M Streets ongoing research and our nationwide network of reporters.

State Station

AR CA

KZYQ 103.5 KHIP-93.7

KCDU-93.5

KBHH-95.3*

City/ Market Formerly

Lake Village (Greemville MS)Iones - rhythmic oldies Felton (Monterey) modern AC // KCDU Hollister (Monterey) modern AC Kerman (Fresno) new

KLAC -570 Los Angeles adult standards

(KLAC will be adding longtime L.A. market talk host Michael Jackson as well as the syndicated Dr. Dean Edell and Clark Howard) KEWS -1350 San Bernardino KCKC, ranchera talk

KIST -1340 Santa Barbara oldies Fox - sports CO KIOL -620 Colorado Springs # KSTR, 80's hits // KSTR -FM to be contemporary Christian (June)

(KIOL continues its simulcast of KSTR -FM until its new owners are ready to begin programming the station) KFMD -95.7 Denver CHR to add Jamie & Danny (summer)

(lamie White & Danny Bonaduce originate their morning show at KYSR, Los Angeles)

KKPC -1230* Pueblo # news information & talk // KCFR (KKPC enters an LMA -to -buy with Public Broadcasting of Colorado, Inc. and begins non -commercial operation)

KCFP -91.9* Pueblo information & talk // KCFR classical // KVOD (The information and talk service of Colorado Public Radio moves to KKPC which is being operated under an LMA -to -buy)

GA WXKT -100.1 Washington (ones - soft AC Iones -hot AC IA KCRG -1600 Cedar Rapids news -talk ESPN - sports KS KIND -1010 Independence talk & oldies // KIND -FM WWI - standards & talk

KIND -FM -102.9 Independence talk & oldies WWI - adult contemporary IA KBEF -104.5 Gibsland # new Jones - standards // KASO

(KBEF plans to introduce a contemporary Christian format in luly) WSMB -1350 New Oreans sports & talk talk

WBYU -1450 New Orleans # adult standards health talk (WBYU rebroadcasts the motivational and health talk of co -owned WWNN, Pompano Beach, FL)

Becomes

(ones - adult contemporary drops Mark & Brian

drops Mark & Brian

regional Mexican // KMYX -FM adds talk

KRMD-1340

MD WYRE-810 WOCT-104.3

MI WAVC-93.9

MO KRFT-1190 KOCR-1310

NM NY

OK

PA

SC

Shreveport

Annapolis Baltimore Mio De Soto Joplin

KXMO -FM -95.3 Owensville KQLV- 105.5* Grants

sports

classic country classic rock

modern rock // WLIZ silent contemporary Christian

(KOCR is silent pending a sale) new

new

adds ESPN - sports adds talk

drops Bob & Tom country // WMKC oldies reported silent

oldies K -Love - cont. Christian

WLIM -1580 Patchogue # adult standards to be ethnic KVSO -1240 Ardmore oldies & talk ESPN - sports KTRX -92.7 Dickson new classic rock

(KTRX is part ofa combo with country KKAI -FM, sports KVSO and adult contemporary KYNZ) WWKL -1460 Harrisburg oldies to be Fox - sports (June) WABV -1590 Abbeville country & talk reported silent

(WABV is off the -air for what they term a major technical upgrade") WCRS -FM -94.1 Cross Hill WBDQ talk & sports country / /WPEK

(WPEK was formerly WCRS -FM. Its intellectual property moves to this station and WPEK will adopt a new format when its sale to Clear Channel is complete. This is likely to occur in June. There's an application for a new technical facility that will move WPEK

WCRS -1450 Greenwood

SD KTOQ 1340 Rapid City

TX KMFR -105.9 Hondo

into the Greenville -Spartanburg market) # standards & talk religion

adult standards talk

(KTOQ "K-Talk," also adds Imus in the Morning) # silent classic rock

(KMFR is now in a combo with classic CW simulcast KVWG AM & FM) KDTK -104.1 Sanger (Dallas) KMRR, adult alt. // KKMR sports // KTCK

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NEW APPS FORMAT CHANGES & UPDATES

cont. FORMAT CHANGES AND UPDATES #= change accompanies new management,/ /= simulcast. Gathered from M Street's ongoing research and our nationwide network of reporters.

State Station City / Market Formerly Becomes

TX KKUS-104.I Tyler # classic country adds Jones -classic country (KKUS and sister stations KFRO, KFRO -FM and KYKX join a combo with KEBE, KOOI, KOYE and LMA partner KLIT)

KTUE -1260' Tulia # religion Spanish, cont. Christian // KUBR (KUBR changes to non -commercial operation with a LMA to Paulino Bernal)

KLGD -104.9 Tulia soft AC reported silent

For the M Street recorded data for the week of May 9, 2001 - SEE SUPPLIMENT -

NEW STATION APPLICATIONS = non-commercial station. &= reapplication, += competes with existing application The following partes have applied to mnstnact new stations with the facilities noted, Ucensed to serve the communitites noted.

State Freouency Q Facilities Applicant ID new -91.1' Sun Valley NH new -91.9 Conway

700 w 1,870 ft Idaho State Board Of Education no facils given NH Educational Radio Foundation

M Street recorded data for the week of May 9, 2001

AK 96.9 Fairbanks 5400 w, 702 ft William M. Holzheimer CO 870 Pierce no facils given Jo -mor Communications, Inc. UT 1400 Parowan no facils given Diamond Broadcasting Corporation

NEW STATION APPLICATIONS: DISMISSED/DENIED / RETURNED = non- comnerclal station, &= reapplication, += competes with existing application The following parties have applied to construct new stations with the facilities noted, licensed to saw the communitites noted.

State Frequency City Facilities Applicant

HI ncc- IOS.I* Keaau no facils given Volcano Broadcasting Corporation

NEW STATION APPLICATIONS: GRANTED = non -commercial station, &= reapplication, += competes with existing application The following parties have applied to oonstnict new stations with the facilities noted, licensed to serve the communitites noted.

State Freouency amity Facilities Applicant

FL new -89.3 Bushnell 12000 w, 400 ft Florida Public Radio Inc. new -89.3' Webster 6800 w , 328 ft Christian Educational Association

HI new -105.1 Keaau 50000w. 128 ft Jon A. Leduc




IIL\\til;\Ic)Rti ;\l'l'ti! 1'1I:,\III;\CII\'I11 TECHNICAL. RECORD

TRANSLATORS /BOOSTERS/SYNCHRONOUS TRANSMITTER: APPLICATIONS The following facilities have been proposed to rebroadcast existing stations, either by a low -power FM facility on a different channel (a "translator), by means of a second "fill - in- transmitter constructed by the licensee on its assigned channel within its own protected contours (a "booster) or by an AM station constructing a second transmitter to extend its reach within its protected contour (a - synchronous' transmitter).


State Freouency

NE new -- -89.9 Hickman

Applicant

Educational Media Foundation

CONSTRUCTION PERMIT ACTIVITY =non-commercial station. &= reapplication, += competes with existing application.

State Station

AR FL

ID

KS

MI

MT

NM

OK PA

KBPB(CP) -FM -91.9 WGUL -FM -106.3 KECN -AM -690 KIND -FM -101.7

KBGU(CP)-FM-96.3 WMHW-FM-91.5' KLHK-97.9

KQLV(CP)-FM-I05.5' KTRX(CP)-FM-92.7 WSAI-FM-91.1

AB CJXX-840 CIOC-1220

CKGY-1170

NF CKXD-1010

City

Harrison

Beverly Hills Blackfoot Independence

Ingalls

Mount Pleasant Shelby

Grants

Dickson

Grove City

Grande Prairie

Lethbridge

Red Deer

Gander

Activity

license to cover for new station changes to 10500 w, 505 It redescribes xmtr loc. as 43.10.4 112.22.8 moves to 102.9 MHz, upgrades to class C3 From 25000 w, 272 ft, changes xmtr location to 37.15 license to cover for new station increases to 340 w changes xmtr location to 43. changes city of license to Dutton. MT license to cover for new station license to cover for new station built new auxiliary facility

moves to 93.1 MHz. 100000 w moves to 106.7 MHz , 100000 w moves to 95.5 MHz, 100000 w moves to 98.7 MHz, 6000 w


A. increases to .42 95.45.59A

34.33 84.46.29

AL WZLM-FM-97.3 AR KLMZ(CP)-FM-104.3

CA KSMJ-FM-97.7 KXDZ(CP)-FM-100.5

CO KRVG-95.S KDIM-FM-92.5

DE WTMC-AM-1380'

FL

GA MO NC

WTYS-AM-1340 WDDQ FM-92.1 KXMO(CP)-FM-95.3 WINE-FM-106.7

NV KHIX(CP)-96.7 KVGS-FM-107.9

NY WTKW-FM-99.5 WCQL-FM-95.9 WKRH-FM-106.5 WTKV-FM-105.5

PA WIOV-FM-105.1

Dadevi I le

Stamps

Shafter

Templeton

Glenwood Spr. Greeley

Wilmington

Marianna

Adel Owensvi I le

Semora

Carlin Laughlin

Bridgeport

Glens Falls

Minetto Oswego

Ephrata

changes to 1000 w, 561 ft license to cover for new station increases to 4500 w, 377 ft, adds DA. changes xmtr location to 35.27.33 119.1.16 license to cover for new station changes to 260 w, 2,710 ft decreases to 56000 w DA. changes city of license to Broomfield,CO increases to 5000 w days, 1000 w nights, DA -2 from ND, changes xmtr loc. to 39.48.12 75.37.42

changes xmtr loc. to 30.45.47 85.13.52 increases to 6000 w license to cover for new station upgrades to class C2 from class A, increases to 50000 w. 492 ft. changes xmtr location to 36.25.7 79.11.49 license to cover for new station built new auxiliary facility built new auxiliary facility changes to 410 w, 863 ft

built new auxiliary facility built new auxiliary facility built new auxiliary facility

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CONSTRUCTION PERMIT ACTIVITY /APPS TECHNICAL RECORD

cont. CONSTRUCTION PERMIT ACTIVITY = non-commercial station. &= neappllcatlon. += competes with existing application. State Station Cay Activity

SC WIMZ-FM-107.3 Anderson built new auxiliary facility TX KHKS-FM-106.I Denton built new auxiliary facility VA WZEZ-FM-100.5 Goochland license to cover for new station

FACILITIES/PARAMETERS: APPLICATIONS (& reapplication) [docket number] Applications by existing stations to change their currently- licensed operating parameters to the parameters noted.

$tatq Station

AR GA ID

KY

IA MO NE

OH OK OR

PR

SC

TX VA

KURE-FM-92.9

WCCV-FM-91.7 KBNH(CP)-FM-106.3 WRNZ-FM-105.I

WRKY-AM-I130

KTYX-FM- I05. I KSRC-FM-102.1

KBBN-FM-98.3 WAOL-FM-99.5 KAZC-FM-88.3 KOPB-FM-91.5 WIDI-99.5

WVCO-FM-94.9 KTHP-FM-103.9

WDIC-FM-92. I

City

Hot Springs Village

Cartersville Homedale

Lancaster

Murray

Jonesville

Kansas City Broken Bow

Ripley

Tishomingo Portland

Quebradillas

Loris

Hemphill Clinchco

Activity

upgrade to class C3 from class A. change to 25000 w, 315 ft. add DA increase to 7300 w modify CP to decrease to 97750 w, 1.028 ft change xmtr location to 43.37.15 117.12.35 change xmtr location to 37.38.38 84.39.2 increase to 1500 w nights change to 5900 w, 331 ft, change xmtr location to 31.36.21 91.50.6 increase to 1,119 ft. change xmtr location to 39.5.26 94.28.18 upgrade to class C3 from class A, change to 25000 w 312 ft increase to 13000 w, 459 ft. change xmtr location to 38.38.55 84.0.42 upgrade to class C2 from class A, increase to 5500 w 922 ft change to 72000 w, 1,542 ft, change xmtr location as 45.31.21 122.44.45 move to 98.3 MHz,upgrade to class BI from class A, increase to 50000 w change xmtr location to 18.14.8 66.45.26.1 upgrade to class C3 from class A. change to 11200 w 489 ft increase to 377 ft change xmtr location to 31.25.24 93.50.30 upgrade to class C3 from class A. increase to 12000 w add DA


AZ KTHQ-92.5 CA KBHX(CP)-FM-96.I

IL WKKD-AM-1580 WNUA-FM-95.S WVAZ-FM-102.7

IN WGZB-FM-96.5 MA WSRO-AM-1470 MO KCFX-FM-101.1 MS WRJH-FM-97.7

NE KISP-FM-101.5

PA WWCS-AM-540 SC WIBZ-FM-95.5

Eagar

Shingletown

Aurora

Chicago Oak Park

Corydon Marlborough

Harrisonville Brandon

Blair

Canonsburg Wedgefield

upgrade to class C from class CI, increase to 100000 w, 1,201 ft upgrade to class C3 from class A. change to 1700 w, 1.276 ft. redescribe xmtr location as 40.29.18 121.54.26 direct measurement of antenna power build new auxiliary facility build new auxiliary facility increase to 6000 w increase to 7000 w days. DA -2 from DA -N, change xmtr loc. To 42 -23 -40 71 -35 -37 build new auxiliary facility increase to 308 ft, change xmtr location to 32.9.55 89.58.53 upgrade to class C2 from class C3, increase to 50000 w, 492 ft, drop DA, change xmtr location to 42.21.25 96.8.2 decrease to 3600 w days increase to 6000 w, 328 ft

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SUPPLIMLNT FORMAT CHANGES FORMAT CHANGES AND UPDATES #= change accompanies new management /= simulcast. Gathered from M Street's ongoing research and our nationwide network of reporters.

State Station City/ Market

May 9, 2001

Formerly Becomes

AL WTKI -1450 Huntsville talk Jones - classic country

AZ KCMT -101.9 Oro Valley (Tucson) new classic rock CA KLNA -105.5 Dunnigan (Sacramento) # rhythmic CHR religion // KFIA

(KLNA enters an LMA with KFIA and KTKZ. The simulcast is expected to give way to a contemporary Christian format by tune)

KSLG- FM -94.I Hydesville (Eureka) new modern rock "The Slug"

KKXX -930 Paradise (Chico) religion ESPN - sports (KIOCX continues to broadcast teaching and ministry programs in morning drive)

CO KCMN -1530 Colorado Springs adult standards to be standards // KLVZ (May 21) KLVZ -1220 Denver oldies to be adult standards (May 21)

K12-560 Denver adult standards to be oldies (May 21)

GA WAEG -92.3 Evans (Augusta) R &B oldies CHR

WAEI -100.9 Waynesboro (Augusta) R &B oldies // WAEG CHR // WAEG FL WWLO -1430 Gainesville # talk & sports sports

(WWLO and sister WTMG are now sisters to WDJY, WHHZ, WKZY, WLUS and WRZN)

IA KKBZ -99.3 Clarinda WWI - oldies WWI - adult contemporary KY WKXO -1500 Berea oldies // WLFX oldies & talk // WEKY

WLFX -106.7 Berea oldies classic hits

(The WLFX oldies format remains on the AM simulcast of WEKY, WIRV and WKXO) WIRV -1550 Irvine oldies // WLFX oldies & talk //WRY W WKY -790 Louisville talk sports

WXIK -1080 Louisville adult standards adds talk

(WXJK adds the Dr. Laura Schlesinger and Rush Limbaugh show that were dropped by sister station WWKY)

MD WFBR -94.3 Cambridge # cont. Christian // WXPZ religion // WOLC (WFBR enters an LMA with WOLC)

WWGB -1030 Indian Head (Washington) religion adds Spanish religion

MI WMUS -1090 Muskegon # country // WMUS -FM talk (WMUS and sister stations WMHG, WMRR, WMUS -FM and WSHZ are now a combo with WBCT, WBFX, WOOD -FM, WSNX -FM and WVTI)

MN KXAC -100.5 St. lames (Mankato) soft AC ABC - oldies MS WONA -1570 Winona urban AC Jones - country // FM NE KFLV -89.9 Wiber (Lincoln) new K -Love - contemp. Christian NV KSFN -1140 North Las Vegas hot talk adds Bob Rivers

NC WXRC -95.7 Hickory (Charlotte) rock WWI Adult - rock

(WXRC also adds adds Lex & Terry in morning drive)

OH

TN

TX

TX

(KEZB begins an LMA with Radio Luz and will operate non- commercially with a commercial license) VA WACL -98.S Elkton (Harrisonburg) # classic hits classic rock

(WACL also adds John Boy & Billy in morning drive)

WLVA -590 Lynchburg adult contemporary adult standards

WZNW -1230 Columbus WFII, talk Fox - sports & talk

WCDT -1340 Winchester Jones - oldies tones - country KUZN -105.9 Centerville country reported silent

KEZB -105.3' Hempstead (Bryan) # new Spanish religion // KNUZ



SUPPLiMENT FORMAT CHANGES cont. FORMAT CHANGES AND UPDATES May 9, 2001 #= change accompanies new management. / /= simulcast. Gathered from M Street's ongoing research and our nationwide network of reporters.

State Station City/ Market Formerly Becomes

WA KFNK -104.9 Eatonville (Seattle) modern rock rock KKMO -1360 Tacoma (Seattle) religion adds Spanish religion

(KKMO broadcasts Spanish language religious programming in afternoon drive) WV WMON -1340 Montgomery II country Salem - southern gospel WI VWIS -1260 Black River Falls AC & talk adult standards BC CKST -1040 Vancouver standards & team Team - sports MB CFST -1290 Winnipeg adult standards Team - sports NB CIXN -FM -96.5 Fredericton new contemporary Christian

CHOY -FM -99.9 Moncton new French, adult contemporary (CHOY -FM is in an LMA with English language AC formatted CFQM -FM and country CKCW)

CIXL -FM -96.9 Moncton new country "XL -96"

(C /XL -FM is in a combo with adult contempoy C /MO -FM) CKOE -FM -100.9 Moncton new contemporary Christian

NS CICH -920 Halifax talk Team - sports ON CKMB -FM -107.5 Barrie new hot AC

CKKW -1090 Kitchener oldies Team - sports CKLC -1380 Kingston adult contemporary Team - sports CKDO -1350 Oshawa (Toronto) country talk CKGE -FM -94.9 Oshawa (Toronto) hot AC rhythmic CHR

(CKGE -FM simulcasts CING -FM from 6 -9am and 3pm -Sam)

CFGO -1200 Ottawa sports adds Team - sports CKPT -1420 Peterborough adult contemporary adds Team - sports CHUM -1050 Toronto oldies Team - sports

(CHUM is the originating/flagship station for the new sports network, The Team) PQ CKGM -990 Montreal oldies Team - sports



FACILITIES/PARAMETERS: APPS/GRANTS TECHNICAL RECORD

cont. FACILITIES/PARAMETERS: APPLICATIONS (& reapplication) [docket number] Applications by existing stations to change their currently -licensed operating parameters to the parameters noted.

State Station

TX KRVF-FM-107.I

VA WREL -FM -96.7

cay

Terrell

Buena Vista

Activity

upgrade to class C3 from class A, change to 17000 w. 397 ft, change xmtr

location to 32.6.12 96.22.33

upgrade to class BI from class A. change to 2000 w, 1,135 ft, change xmtr location to 37.43.37 79.18.25

FACILITIES/PARAMETERS: RETURNED/DISMISSED APPLICATIONS (& reapplication) [docket number] Applications by existing stations to change their currently- licensed operating parameters to the parameters noted.

State Station AL WQEN -FM -103.7

MO KGAR(CP)-FM-105.1 WA KBCS-FM-91.3

City Gadsden

Garden City Bellevue

Application one step applica

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