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EXHIBIT A TECHNICAL STATEMENT WMRNIFM), FACILITY ID 52042 CITICASTERS LICENSES, INC, INC. MDIO MULTIPLE OWNERSHIP ANALYSIS 11/05/2002 This statement and the attached figures were prepared on behalf of Citicasters Licenses, lnc, Inc. ("CLI"), a licensee subsidiary of Clear Channel Communications, Inc. CLI proposes to modify the facilities of WMRN(FM) . A multiple ownership analysis was prepared considering the following radio stations under present or proposed common ownership or time brokerage: ~~Table I: Proposed CommonXOwned or Programmed Stations Studied Call Sign City State Freq WZNW COLUMBUS OH 1230 WTVN COLUMBUS OH 610 WMRN-FM MARION OH 106.9 WFJX HlLLlARD OH 105.7 WNCl COLUMBUS OH 97.9 waio MOUNT VERNON OH 93.7 WCOL-FM COLUMBUS OH 92.3 W FCB CHILLICOTHE OH 93.3 Since certain of these stations have overlapping principal community contours (5 mV/m for AM stations, 3.16 mV/m for FM stations), an ownership study has been prepared in accordance with the Federal Communications Commission's multiple ownership rules'. CLI does not have an attributable interest in any other station with a principal community contour that overlaps or intersects the existing facility of WMRN (FM). Radio _._____Markets The "radio market" applicable to common ownership of the subject stations is defined as the area encompassed by the mutually overlapping principal community contours of the proposed commonly owned stations. These mutually overlapping contours form two "radio markets," as shown in Figure 1, for analysis under the Commission's rules. ' see 47 C.F.R. s 73.3555. Radio Market "1" is defined by the mutually overlapping principal community contours of WMRN(FM), WQIO(FM), WNCI (FM), and WTVN(AM). The predicted principal community contours of these stations (3 FM, 1 AM) are shown in Figure 1. Radio Market "2" is defined by the mutually overlapping principal community contours of WMRN (FM), WFJX (FM) , WCOL-FM, WNCI (FM), WZNW (AM) and WTVN(AM) The predicted principal community contours of these stations (4 FM, 2 AM) are shown in Figure 1. Count of Stations in Defined Markets The number of radio stations in a "radio market" is determined by counting the operating, commercial stations having principal community contours that overlap or intersect the principal community contours that define the radio market, plus the subject commonly owned or controlled stations. In Radio Market "1" studied herein, there are over 50 radio stations, including the subject co-owned stations that overlap or intersect with the defined "radio market." Exhibit 1 is the tabulation of the radio stations identified in the market. In Radio Market "2" studied herein, there are over 50 radio stations, including the subject co-owned stations that overlap or intersect with the defined "radio market." Exhibit 1 is the tabulation of the radio stations identified in the market. Only known licensed, operating commercial stations were included in this tabulation. Distances to contour6 for AM stations were predicted using the antenna patterns as identified in the Commission's AM database and the appropriate Ground Wave Field Strength versus Distance Graph of 47 C.F.R. § 73.184. Ground conductivities were obtained from FCC Figure M3. Distances to the FM contours were determined based on the method of 47 C.F.R. § 73.313. Terrain data was derived from the N.G.D.C. 30 second computer database for each of the FM etations uaing radials spaced every 10 degrees of azimuth. Based on the above, it is concluded that the proposed modifications comply with 5 73.3555(a) of the FCC Rules. Sincerely, J FCC Engineering Specialist Citicasters Licenses, Inc, Inc Fiaure 1 Zxhibit 1, Count of Stations in Market Because co-owned station WTVN (AM) Columbus, OH is common to all "radio markets" this tabulation is of stations with principal community contours that overlap in whole or in part the principal community contour of WTVN. Two tables and maps are a part of this exhibit. Table 1, and Figure 1 of this exhibit depict only AM stations with overlapping contours, while Exhibit land Figure 2 of this exhibit depict only FM stations with overlapping contours. Table 1. AM Stations Count Call Sign City Slate Freq 1 WBEX CHILLICOTHE OH 1490 2 WBLL BELLEFONTAINE OH 1390 3 WENS COLUMBUS OH 1460 4 WCHl CHILLICOTHE OH 1350 5 WCLT NEWARK OH 1430 6 WDLR DELAWARE OH 1550 7 WGNZ FAIRBORN OH 1110 8 WHIZ ZANESVILLE OH 1240 9 WHTH HEATH OH 790 10 W IZE SPRINGFIELD OH 1340 11 WKSl WASHINGTON CT HOUSE OH 1250 12 WLGN LOGAN OH 1510 13 WLOH LANCASTER OH 1320 14 WLW CINCINNATI OH 700 15 WMNl COLUMBUS OH 920 16 WMRN MARION OH 1490 17 WMVO MOUNT VERNON OH 1300 18 WONE DAYTON OH 980 19 wosu COLUMBUS OH 820 20 WRFD (:OLUMBUS-WORTHINGTON OH 880 21 WTVN COLUMBUS OH 610 22 wuco MARYSVILLE OH 1270 23 WULM SPRINGFIELD OH 1600 24 WVKO COLUMBUS OH 1580 25 WZNW COLUMBUS OH 1230 Table 2. FM Stations Count Call Sign City State Freq 1 WAZU CIRCLEVILLE OH 107.1 2 WBNS-FM COLUMBUS OH 97.1 3 w BZX COLUMBUS OH 99.7 4 WCHO-FM WASHINGTON COURT HOU OH 105.5 5 WCKX COLUMBUS OH 107.5 6 WCLT-FM NEWARK OH 100.3 7 WCOL-FM COLUMBUS OH 92.3 8 WDHT SPRINGFIELD OH 102.9 9 WDlF MARION OH 94.3 10 WEEC SPRINGFIELD OH 100.7 11 WEGE WESTERVILLE OH 103.9 12 WFCB CHILLICOTHE OH 93.3 13 WFJX HlLLlARD OH 105.7 14 WHIZ-FM ZANESVILLE OH 102.5 15 WHOK-FM LANCASTER OH 95.5 16 WJYD LONDON OH 106.3 17 WJZA LANCASTER OH 103.5 18 WJZK RICHWOOD OH 104.3 19 WKKJ CHILLICOTHE OH 94.3 20 WKSW URBANA OH 101.7 21 WLGN-FM LOGAN OH 98.3 22 w LVO COLUMBUS OH 96.3 23 WMRN-FM MARION OH 106.9 24 WNCl COLUMBUS OH 97.9 25 WNKO NEWARK OH 101.7 26 WODB DELAWARE OH 107.9 27 WOlO MOUNT VERNON OH 93.7 28 WSMZ JOHNSTOWN OH 103.1 29 WSNY COLUMBUS OH 94.7 30 WVNU GREENFIELD OH 97.5 31 WWCD GROVE CITY OH 101.1 32 WWJM NEW LEXINGTON OH 106.3 33 WXMG UPPER ARLINGTON OH 98.9 34 WYBZ CROOKSVILLE OH 107.3 Figure 2. FM Stations EXHIBIT B Figure 5 Services to WMRN-FM 60 dBu Loss Area Designator Call Sign City State Freq. A W TVN Columbus OH 610 B WOSU Columbus OH 820 C WRFD Columbus-Worthinqton OH 880 D WMNI Columbus OH 920 E WUCO Marysville OH 1270 F WMVO Mount Vernon OH 1300 G WFIN Findlay OH 1330 H WBLL Bellefontaine OH 1390 I WFOB Fostoria OH 1430 J WRGM Ontario OH 1440 K WBNS Columbus OH 1460 L WBCO Buc yru s OH 1540 M WDLR Delaware OH 1550 N WTTF Tiffin OH 1600 0 WAU I Shelby OH 88.3 P WHEI Tiffin OH 88.9 Q WOSU- FM co1 umbu 5 OH 89.7 R WXML Upper Sandusky OH 90.1 S WCBE Columbus OH 90.5 T WGLE Lima OH 90.7 U WVMC- FM Mansf ield OH 90.7 V WOSB Marion OH 91.1 W WOSV Mans f ield OH 91.7 X WCOL - FM Columbus OH 92.3 Y WQEL Bucyrus OH 92.7 Z WQIO Mount Vernon OH 93.7 AA WDIF Marion OH 94.3 AB WSNY Columbus OH 94.7 AC WONB Ada OH 94.9 AD WVXG Mount Gilead OH 95.1 AE WKTN Kent on OH 95.3 AF WYNT Upper Sandusky OH 95.9 AG WLVQ Columbus OH 96.3 AH WBVI Fost or ia OH 96.7 AI WLRD Willard OH 96.9 AJ WBNS ~ FM Columbus OH 97.1 AK WNCI Columbus OH 97.9 AL WPKO-FM Bellefontaine OH 98.3 AM WWBK Fredericktown OH 98.3 AN WYXZ Crest line OH 98.7 AO WBZX Columbus OH 99.7 AP WSWR Shelby OH 100.1 AQ WCLT-FM Newark OH 100.3 AR WKXA-FM F i ndl ay OH 100.5 AS WEEC Springfield OH 100.7 AT WNCO-FM Ashland OH 101.3 Figure 5 Page 2 J 2 Services to WMRN-FM 60 dBu Loss Area Designator Call Sign City state Preq. AU WIMT Lima OH 102.1 AV WGLN Gal ion OH 102.3 AW WING - FM Springfield OH 102.9 Ax WCKY - FM Tiffin OH 103.7 AY WJZK Richwood OH 104.3 A2 WYHT Mansfield OH 105.3 BA WVNO-FM Mansf ield OH 106.1 BB WMRN-FM Marion OH 106.9 BC WMRN-FM Prop Dublin OH 106.9 BD WIMJ North Baltimore OH 107.7 Figure 8 Page 1 / 2 Services to WSRW-FM 60 dBu Loss Area Designator Call Sign City State Freq. A WKRC Cincinnati OH 550 B WTVN Columbus OH 610 C WLW Cincinnati OH 700 D WNOP Newport KY 740 E WRFD Columbus-Worthington OH 880 F WPFB Middletown OH 910 G WONE Dayton OH 980 H WKFI Wilrnington OH 1090 I WGNZ Fairborn OH 1110 J WCHO Washington Court House OH 1250 K WHIO Dayton OH 1290 L WCHI Chillicothe OH 1350 M WCKY Cincinnati OH 1360 N WING Dayton OH 1410 0 WCIN Cincinnati OH 1480 P WSAI Cincinnati OH 1530 Q w cm Fairf ield OH 1560 R WSRW Hi1 lsboro OH 1550 s WOHP Portsmouth OH 88.3 T WOBO Bat avi a OH 88.7 U WLMH Morrow OH 85.1 v WVXC Chillicothe OH 89.3 W wvxw West Union OH 89.5 X W NKU Highland Heights KY 85.7 Y WOSU- FM Co lurnbu s OH 89.7 Z WOHC Chillicothe OH 90.1 AA WCDR-FM Cedarville OH 90.3 AB WGUC Cincinnati OH 90.9 AC WYSO Yellow Springs OH 91.3 AD WOSP Portsmouth OH 91.5 AE wvxu Cincinnati OH 91.7 AF WOUH- FM Chillicothe OH 91.9 AG WCOL-FM Columbus OH 92.3 AH WOFX- FM Cincinnati OH 92.5 AI WGTZ Eaton OH 92.9 AJ WAKW Cincinnati OH 93.3 AX WKKJ Chillicothe OH 93.3 AL WFCJ Miarnisburg OH 53.7 AM WVMX Cincinnati OH 94.1 AN W FCB Chillicothe OH 94.3 A0 WSNY Columbus OH 94.1 AP WMOJ Fairfield OH 94.5 AQ WDTP Xenia OH 95.3 AR WHOK-FM Lancaster OH 55.5 AS WFTM- FM Maysvi lle KY 95.9 AT WLTJQ Columbus OH 96.3 Figure 8 Services to WSRW-FM 60 dBu Loss Area Designator Call Sign City State Freq.
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    Not logged in Talk Contributions Create account Log in Article Talk Read Edit View history Search Wikipedia List of radio stations in Ohio From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Main page The following is a list of FCC-licensed radio stations in the U.S. state of Ohio, which can be sorted Contents by their call signs, frequencies, cities of license, licensees, and programming formats. Featured content Current events Call City of Frequency Licensee Format[3] Random article sign license[1][2] Donate to Wikipedia Radio Advantage One, Wikipedia store WABQ 1460 AM Painesville Gospel music LLC. Interaction Jewell Schaeffer WAGX 101.3 FM Manchester Classic hits Help Broadcasting Co. About Wikipedia Real Stepchild Radio of Community portal WAIF 88.3 FM Cincinnati Variety/Alternative/Eclectic Recent changes Cincinnati Contact page WAIS 770 AM Buchtel Nelsonville TV Cable, Inc. Talk Tools The Calvary Connection WAJB- What links here 92.5 FM Wellston Independent Holiness Southern Gospel LP Related changes Church Upload file WAKR 1590 AM Akron Rubber City Radio Group News/Talk/Sports Special pages open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Permanent link WAKS 96.5 FM Akron Capstar TX LLC Top 40 Page information WAKT- Toledo Integrated Media Wikidata item 106.1 FM Toledo LP Education, Inc. Cite this page WAKW 93.3 FM Cincinnati Pillar of Fire Church Contemporary Christian Print/export Dreamcatcher Create a book WAOL 99.5 FM Ripley Variety hits Communications, Inc. Download as PDF Printable version God's Final Call & Religious (Radio 74 WAOM 90.5 FM Mowrystown Warning, Inc.