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,,.-.-. ••>,• •.., 2/.^^j^^:;. OF THE V II has been esthaajB. ay saslasei. ^^T- ** ** |»* w»V that the available water power to nSHINB CLUBS Canada, both developed aad uadrrel- < P, S. Oakoma. BaUald. defeated xJ oped, ta capable of gsasrsttng laBBU C T. C, «-« »L I Us (Mmbsl. Xr, I-WtaowX. •*. «,L 000 horsepower, of which tSMim Was. at Smith, of Be.**: denied ttmrmittvA BafasPatgaf Wkothe UMA haripawsT are avanabls to papnlated Jsawa lhiacnsr. of University ef Pitts- IMICIVIU fvBaV aaVJeV MINT FDR BOVft TO TAKC m •LACK NIXT SATURDAY Tba qtlll*alioo of this water pow- "'SB^SMJSB.. of BahVld. rfehstad TwaJra- St. am, Agfa** Atw. OCEAN LEDGER er U rapidly Increasing. Dartag last !^ln^J*J?r'*; ??£] n wu Cifv Annual K««nt Open to All Beya Untfar year the Installation, at plants was r™** »°» « Bhwrwood. H. C-». - aj <•». 4PF;U~B/.f?G/\IN completed with a total of «*.*» hone- **> . W a www Vrpa VOL XXUl.-Hw.w4 IB Years ef At* power. Develdpmenta sow ander coo- W. K. Smith. BdaWd. defeated E., - OCEM CHY, N. J., SATUiWY, SEPIQitQI 4» If*. The Annual Sort ''"'frr Toaraa- etroctlou win prodoce STO00D hor-: H. Perkins, of Mooraatowa Field Ctob.,' WITH A FllLL wTOOK 09 FIN* arat given by to* Ocean City Flab- power; and projects contemplated for by default. OROCsUMIsV •OUL.THV AMt> las Club for boys under If years of oop»ofl«a»r power. The waferpawers ta Canada . ^ c-nfiJ rTY. WB KUN WTVPSTLV ON I JUNIOR RED CROSS nuttej over BRIEF LOCALS AN APPEAL TO THE TAXPAYERS ; QUAUTVaAwMami i«w ••••• . ' oo poaaoatty of HU by Adoption 1 Saturday, September 4th. so UMcoal." rhat for a«*e had been nmnl— Paol A. LeUy. of Poattac. Mlcb Ocean City beach at 17th street. This to waste. Is- now belay made to ton ^ PERSONALS W0RUN6 AT HOME tn# «•.-«!• of imjuaay aad to Ilitrt . Secara tkaaa OF CAPE MAY COUNTY tournament i» opea to all bora under Canada's »ir~-^ snd dwaflujr OMIVfteJnT A wSAtmrw. It )«n aad tbara ta no entrance fee. OVLBI > »«"-*" Cala Qaataa ta. atatata tnuaad aad faarlaaa jailau was Ma.' A aMat extraordinary array of prttee TIOW FOR JULY AMO AUOUaT i 1*e Nortlmtfcr. Mit«aJlifehmnaetCo. rUeaUng ta Wrawa Uaa af sMaa la oar Mgaaat eoart- aad aw. astresstliig la value over ttuO.OO have1 (At HtM* atraet aM Saaali)J Saya Or. Famuht. •wWlo lasaw/ rnaHian la vloUtad la taastata. —bee* ei»bsertbeaV The ftrst prl»a u aj, ooVsers. MOtttD B. AMAH, 3*64 Agmt NOTM OF INTWIUT TO ALL 7 WHAT WILL TMC TAXPAYIfta OOf aay tantey wblob Fifty Dollar watcb donated by A- F., Oa UM kada* of atari Jiaiselbech, rt«l maker and sportsman.;: HJsa VtrHaJa fty. of Palladalphla. taa Jaator Bad < L Tasaayan. attaataoal aatatlosi aawev otortdad far is UM. Another wc- -• ' "*-***-***- Aiumc an. it JL waa amoas tba raoaet vlattora to this "* awna." mat raloe la al •-. -, uua ana a'O raaort. • iraoil mtta>aaM 1 y tor taa yaar T»U raads| Uwmts aotad by tha statata that Watch or ilmllar vain* la flTra by Or. | tm uiiNuiinKm.1VilR'|| Mr. aad' Mrs. J. W. Croala and Carteton Simon. Dr. Carteton Simon, Low Blab TITLC AND TRUaTCOk dangbtar. of Aberjteao, Md, wara n- tu lor years Ibe champion rurf-caster) \ BMaaaars tawmaHraa of saaajletBal caat visitors to Ocean City. Of tbe.world. | 2 1Jf ** OMM CHy. a j. B-ttTsls, Cast tba Wart -lBcorporate» vfltaga. boroaga. tows pottsa may ask for taaofty; aad cam Jodca aad Mrs. Nbrtbcott and fata- "or city, or la aay township or county tbaa at aay tlava satuia vtadkatlOB' There are to be seven] eventa and ( * JOT MJ. aa propinoaa as mat BOW far taaeb- Uy of Lazlattoa. Ky, aro sQjoanu.g •"« «*• •yan Maala of dttssnamp. "of tbla State, aball praaaat to aay from say onjost. ssusisfcms ao fae for s short Urns In this resort "Jasticei of tba Oupi ssss Coart anu tba wrltar la mtormad aoaa bavw Mia. Emily a Jacoby. f Dkt -affldavlt, sworn to aad aabatribad to rat doaa so. ar*a la tba (hoa of J1 -by tbetnselres, aad aarUag forta that criticisms to which tbey can hardly Park, paid a recent visit to this re- f»» Ottsanahtp laioagB SaMca" far smallest boys stand an excellent - ' I -thay ara ftaaholdara aad hsva paid ba deaf. Probably, aa tadrrhtaata, chance of winning a rood prize, 'ja aort . otaara. maca OM JaaJor Bad Croaa Is wttW o ••• ••ancj duwaja wMca tba Amart- HOME OF DEALY SCORPION SHOULD 8ET ANOTHER BEAU "•""J- •»« f^» " r£" aoa» of U^-in WWXOBM thai appnr. Challenges bsvs been IMU.I1 by the II WHlttll MALOMET Jars. Jaenes H. Croaslnsnam Is »la-—^ BJ^J Craaa (aataaa taa acboeeaaya —— -aad tbat tbey hava caaaa to baHara tnn!t» Acting slao aa prtvata dt*«' boys of Ocean City to all of the crest j*8 ATTENTION!! •tin* Mr. sad Mrs. B. H. Rood for Raglaa M Mode* Tbat la AvaMad ay aad taa acaaoKMa, an tta •atMdsa LMUs rr.astmty That' I r «M "that tba moneys of each Incorporated „„, tbt nembara of a recent graad Bshlac clubs of the Atlantic Coast snd(£^ aareral waaks. am daaKned to coma wttatn taa raga- Travslara far a Meat •HasOaat Will gvee Kratfieata Mangy Mraak -vlllaga. boroagh. towa or ctty. or of jp,, WBO ^.^ ^„ utud . font of they are Invited to srod teams to com- 15 PREST-O-LITI* Mr. Pao. P. wmum. w»a .no., rraea Pmist Oaa. -loch township or eooaty. ara bain*. , ,«,.,. mot .poblicry oaaaad. mar yete for a verj» handsome cup. Doys If Do Too Know This Young Man? StoraflwrUOwr, ft ^ bag to* work o(taa acaaots, auy ride ap aad dews Maxka. bat .A smaJl portion of sack bv 5! I tns Clob. the Aabury Park FUhlns Jj™ CUs Tanks aibd Ap^tiagcat ! there la one strip of teiiltuij that even ttvlag la Terr. Haata. says tha to.) -cbosan freeholders of say oomUy cr formalloa waa laid racaatty hafora Clob. >n« Belmar Ffihlng Club and 30 the hardiest sad asost dartag of them dUaapolU News. Be has long bees "tba leartalallva body) of such loeor- «„,, ^^ n^t, to .u,. „ tbe Lone Island Caitlns Club. •' reesat visitor to Ocaaa City. Aaaaricaa Bad Cross PinijBl CSBBSBBV wfU set brave. .It Is a desert country tarated a chair-wanner by tha family "ponied village, boroagh. town or elljr. taxtbtr sltaalon c*n h^» s. -. Can aad aa« a «lB«i Ha*l» was j Tn*a« caitlng toanuuscnts which ( Miss Edith J. Pool*, of Phllade*. tsa, la not a parpsraataoa of taa Jsa- that extends from a petat near the city of tbe girt whom be boaars with his -or township, by raaotadoa heretofore ^^T thaaTto ^«^J ZTZZZ i f BSTe be«n (l*en by the < Xru Cltr, pbla. wera among taa PnlladalphlaBa *<* •«• Cross, bat taa ttatelag a»def Duraogo to the am dais of tbe stats 2307 ATLANTIC AVENW; bar. over the-^^d. Jj»»« «*«--- Am^rteaa^ttiaaabto Flsnlac Clob for the boys In (vaeral I AtitAtiawtiic ddry . N. J J. •fl tar in* past four yi song by ftfty atlhm wide. It U s» Miss Helen Carey baa rstarned from loaaas at aaaad daaaxrsex Oaa of taa sarted that myriads of arorpioaa Infest aatssatarbmagbtaayofettbar. i -um mfmuon miami HED rsM«•'' leal UBga Was »^]^ts^H tO he glvsa A : Malae, wbara aba apaat a Tary aajoy> * "— ' "— ~~* thla regtoa aad ara the moat deadly af -la hia discretion, nutter purely criminal, aad with so ii: ttey bar* dereJoped a nomber of really ; summary tnvsatlgartoo tato political or -ersoaal featare what. wonderful casters. Some of the bors: M Be the "the aCalrs of each eorpnrallna. aad srer. Oaa ghtaco at tha dstea af the «mfiaea year, of a». «r, eastln. rlrrn' pleasant vacation hare. gardad aa aatsUa af lha re him -at hn dlseretioa be auy appoint offenses alleged la etrtsia ladlrt- to S* feec which U a great deal bat- I: Mr. Mlttoa Ness, of Drexel HltL Pa, ' • lo prosecats each tsvestl- a^ta now poMlsbed. sad a terltunWDncufa 8o«n.of " Ocean City Local Express adags. Is high. Ttus Is especially traa| la spending a pleasant vacation bar/ • fte bors wno ban irxhated from the •Oh. rm aa bnasry far candy. Will -thereof to be pabUabed la aaeh sun- whereby aa offenee most be ntaVied R.B.Ladwig Mlaa P. Isabel McCosaeU. of Phila- Inasrt la imaiainatr called, la rrgardad Tbia afurnoon promiw. u> t» aa aach a deadly past that far away Von ga ta the drag star* alth me aa "aer aa be may deeas proper. II wtthla two years or fall, will alva I delphia, la eajoytag a pleasant vaca- sot tha ladrrktaal paplla. ataraal that I caa get somar -aball be the duty of tbe ooVeera aad the true reason for singling oat these tie* In thla resort. sa», hatofal commaeity work aadt as All Kind* of Hauling paid a hsaaty of ^a» csatavo. eajarra- Beroee mass. Crime knows asat ta abaat miTisT cant of imarl I of tb, Oceu City Flahinc Clob la win- »e*i ana tom^ Mlaa Margaret Crowther wsa among jXese^TThSth ^agslarlBvst par- r person ao far ss Ikla harpbm wssgo • tte work. Bat ahsa ate. .nd boldln. tba Oc«n City Cop.! J the Phlladelpklana here over the week-j **-»-*«— ta cfrla aad pentode -' The recent ap- „,,„ (anpagas, swsawiauBv r'lWt-' caadywasboatlivsa dttptfyediw ta- ta tranststa ksta Bfa and sttiaa I -e*w aaeh orders may he paatebed codas*! more competent aad hatter boy., -ho gatu of th. Vat at Club Ueday bolUa' '- Aaua.
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    The Official Publication of the Worldwide TV-FM DX Association JANUARY 2013 The Magazine for TV and FM DXers Beginning OUR 45th YEAR Serving TV/FM DXers Ode to Dxing - Paul Mitschler WTFDA NOW ON FACEBOOK! Visit Us At www.wtfda.org THE WORLDWIDE TV-FM DX ASSOCIATION Serving the UHF-VHF Enthusiast THE VHF-UHF DIGEST IS THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE WORLDWIDE TV-FM DX ASSOCIATION DEDICATED TO THE OBSERVATION AND STUDY OF THE PROPAGATION OF LONG DISTANCE TELEVISION AND FM BROADCASTING SIGNALS AT VHF AND UHF. WTFDA IS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS: DOUG SMITH, GREG CONIGLIO, KEITH McGINNIS AND MIKE BUGAJ. Editor and publisher: Mike Bugaj Treasurer: Keith McGinnis wtfda.org Webmaster: Tim McVey wtfda.info Site Administrator: Chris Cervantez Editorial Staff: Jeff Kruszka, Keith McGinnis, Fred Nordquist, Nick Langan, Doug Smith, Peter Baskind, Bill Hale and John Zondlo, Our website: www.wtfda.org; Our forums: www.wtfda.info _______________________________________________________________________________________ JANUARY 2013 Welcome to the January VUD! This issue all members. Some WTFDA members who use marks the 45th anniversary of the WTFDA! TV neither the email list nor the forum site use and FM Dxing has changed considerably since Facebook instead. the club began in 1968. DXing is much harder The Facebook group is here to stay along now but we’ve got more tools than ever to help with the email lists and the WTFDA Forums, so deal with it. Let’s hope that OTA television participate in whatever form you want. It’s all stays around for at least ten more years and good.
  • Licensee Count Q1 2019.Xlsx

    Licensee Count Q1 2019.Xlsx

    Who Pays SoundExchange: Q1 2019 Entity Name License Type Aura Multimedia Corporation BES CLOUDCOVERMUSIC.COM BES COROHEALTH.COM BES CUSTOMCHANNELS.NET (BES) BES DMX Music BES GRAYV.COM BES Imagesound Limited BES INSTOREAUDIONETWORK.COM BES IO BUSINESS MUSIC BES It'S Never 2 Late BES MTI Digital Inc - MTIDIGITAL.BIZ BES Music Choice BES MUZAK.COM BES Private Label Radio BES Qsic BES RETAIL ENTERTAINMENT DESIGN BES Rfc Media - Bes BES Rise Radio BES Rockbot, Inc. BES Sirius XM Radio, Inc BES SOUND-MACHINE.COM BES Stingray Business BES Stingray Music USA BES STUDIOSTREAM.COM BES Thales Inflyt Experience BES UMIXMEDIA.COM BES Vibenomics, Inc. BES Sirius XM Radio, Inc CABSAT Stingray Music USA CABSAT Music Choice PES MUZAK.COM PES Sirius XM Radio, Inc Satellite Radio 102.7 FM KPGZ-lp Webcasting 999HANKFM - WANK Webcasting A-1 Communications Webcasting ACCURADIO.COM Webcasting Ad Astra Radio Webcasting Adams Radio Group Webcasting ADDICTEDTORADIO.COM Webcasting Aloha Station Trust Webcasting Alpha Media - Alaska Webcasting Alpha Media - Amarillo Webcasting Alpha Media - Aurora Webcasting Alpha Media - Austin-Albert Lea Webcasting Alpha Media - Bakersfield Webcasting Alpha Media - Biloxi - Gulfport, MS Webcasting Alpha Media - Brookings Webcasting Alpha Media - Cameron - Bethany Webcasting Alpha Media - Canton Webcasting Alpha Media - Columbia, SC Webcasting Alpha Media - Columbus Webcasting Alpha Media - Dayton, Oh Webcasting Alpha Media - East Texas Webcasting Alpha Media - Fairfield Webcasting Alpha Media - Far East Bay Webcasting Alpha Media
  • Unofficial Translation CARICC WEEKLY SUMMARY (Based on Mass Media Reports)

    Unofficial Translation CARICC WEEKLY SUMMARY (Based on Mass Media Reports)

    Unofficial translation CARICC WEEKLY SUMMARY (based on mass media reports) 14.09-20.09.2020 № 38 CCAARRIICCCC MMEEMMBBEERR SSTTAATTEESS REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN 17.09.2020 Border guards of the State Border Service of the Republic of Azerbaijan in the service zone of the border post of the State Border Service "Goradiz" in the village of Shakhsevan-2 of Beylagan district detained two violators of the state border with Iran. During detention, there was an exchange of fire, as a result of which one of the intruders died on the spot, while the second managed to escape. At the same time, the intruders left weapons and 15 kg of drugs. A 45-year-old resident of Beylagansky district was detained. He had arrived to meet smugglers and was planning to pick up consignment. Information about the incident was sent to the Iranian Border Guard Service. Employees of the Border Guard Unit "Goradiz" and the military prosecutor's office in connection with the incident conducted necessary operational and investigative measures. https://interfax.az/view/813567 REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN 14.09.2020 A Kyrgyz citizen was detained at the Karasu border post attempting to smuggle a particularly large shipment of heroin. When checking a car of the detained man, two plastic buckets with honey were found. Caches containing 1.872 kg of heroin were in double bottom of the buckets. A pre-trial investigation was opened into this fact. https://24.kg/english/165350_Kyrgyzstani_tries_to_smuggle_heroin_across_border_/ 15.09.2020 The police detained a resident of Nur-Sultan, born in 1977, who illegally stored more than 14 kg of hashish in his garage.