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PUBLIC NOTICE Federal Communications Commission News Media Information 202-418-0500 445 12th St., S.W. Internet: http://www.fcc.gov Washington, D.C. 20554 TTY: 1-888-835-5322 Report No. 581 Media Bureau Call Sign Actions 08/03/2015 During the period from 07/01/2015 to 07/31/2015 the Commission accepted applications to assign call signs to, or change the call signs of the following broadcast stations. Call Signs Reserved for Pending Sales Applicants Call Sign Service Requested By City State File-Number Former Call Sign KBAD-FM FM BADLANDS AIRTIME, LLC SIOUX FALLS SD BALED-20150522AAI KCFS KUHM-TV DT MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY HELENA MT 20150710ABE KMTF New or Modified Call Signs Row Effective Former Call Call Sign Service Assigned To City State File Number Number Date Sign PROYECTO HISPANO DE AYUDA A LA 1 07/01/2015 KECS-LP FL LAFAYETTE LA 20131113AHQ New COMUNIDAD 2 07/01/2015 KKCL AM LOVELAND RADIO PARTNERS, LLC LOVELAND CO KPIO KKCL- TOWNSQUARE MEDIA LUBBOCK LICENSE, 3 07/01/2015 FM LORENZO TX KKCL FM LLC KNAK- 4 07/01/2015 FL KING'S CHAPEL BRISTOL BAY RADIO NAKNEK AK 20131114ALS New LP KWMG- 5 07/01/2015 FL WORDCASTER, INC. WHITE CITY OR 20131115ARY New LP KYLX- BALTTL- 6 07/01/2015 LP GRAY TELEVISION LICENSEE, LLC LAREDO TX KNEX-LP LP 20150518AFH 7 07/01/2015 WBOJ AM 88.5 THE TRUTH, INC. COLUMBUS GA WZCG 8 07/01/2015 WCUG FM 88.5 THE TRUTH, INC. 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OF 19 07/02/2015 WZPS AM HUNTINGTON WV WEMM WEST VIRGINIA, LLC 20 07/03/2015 KWKN FM ONE MEDIA, INC. WAKEENEY KS 20120518AAP New 21 07/03/2015 WFEQ FM SOUTHERN BELLE, LLC PLEASANT GAP PA WEMR 22 07/05/2015 KCOE FM SUNRIVER BROADCASTING CORP. TERREBONNE OR 20120525AFD New 23 07/06/2015 WUSW AM MID-WEST MANAGEMENT, INC. MADISON WI WOZN MUNBILLA BROADCASTING PROPERTIES, 24 07/07/2015 KHLE FM KINGSLAND TX 20090812AAL New LTD. THIRD COAST ACTIVIST RESOURCE 25 07/07/2015 KJZX-LP FL AUSTIN TX 20131108AEJ New CENTER 26 07/07/2015 KLJN FM EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION JAMESTOWN ND KLUU 27 07/07/2015 KLUU FM EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION WAHIAWA HI KHAI WAGE- SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN LABOR 28 07/07/2015 FL OAK HILL WV 20131108AJD New LP SCHOOL 29 07/07/2015 WPPS-LP FL ST. PADRE PIO RADIO, INC OCONTO FALLS WI 20131114BIL New 30 07/08/2015 KMCQ FM SUNNYLANDS BROADCASTING, LLC OAK HARBOR WA 20130624ABB New KZBZ- 31 07/08/2015 DC PANHANDLE TELECASTING LP CLOVIS NM K26CD-D CD 32 07/08/2015 WPUT FM VINEYARD PUBLIC RADIO, INC. NORTH SALEM NY WPUT-FM WWPV- 33 07/08/2015 FL SAINT MICHAEL'S COLLEGE, INC. COLCHESTER VT 20131114AKS New LP 34 07/08/2015 WXZX FM CITICASTERS LICENSES, INC. HILLIARD OH WBWR 35 07/09/2015 KPTY AM NRG LICENSE SUB, LLC WATERLOO IA KWLO KUAA- 36 07/09/2015 FL UTAH ARTS ALLIANCE SALT LAKE CITY UT 20131112CEU New LP 37 07/09/2015 KWLO AM RAMS III SPRINGVILLE UT KPTY 38 07/10/2015 KZPC-LP FL SLOAN CANYON COMMUNICATIONS CASTAIC CA 20131115AAF New WLQZ- 39 07/10/2015 FL BLESSED BEGINNINGS WARSAW IN WIOE-LP LP WZKO- 40 07/11/2015 FL PREMIERE INTERNATIONAL CARES, INC FORT MYERS FL WPII-LP LP LANCASTER EDUCATIONAL BROADCAST 41 07/12/2015 KLQS-LP FL LANCASTER CA 20131114BXI New SERVICE KQEE- NORTH 42 07/12/2015 FL 11:11 A CREATIVE COLLECTIVE CA 20131114BLB New LP HOLLYWOOD KHOR- THE REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF 43 07/13/2015 FL ARLINGTON TX 20131022ANZ New LP GOD, HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH 44 07/13/2015 KOWZ AM MAIN STREET BROADCASTING, INC. WASECA MN KRUE 45 07/13/2015 KRUE FM MAIN STREET BROADCASTING, INC. WASECA MN KKOR KXGB- 46 07/13/2015 FL CATHOLIC RADIO OF GREAT BEND, INC. 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    News Serving DX’ers since 1933 Volume 82, No. 17 ● June 22, 2015 ● (ISSN 0737-1639) Inside this issue . 1 … Club Convention 16 … International DX Digest 25 … Geomagnetic Indices 3 … AM Switch 21 … Confirmed DXer 26 … GYDXA 1230 kHz 8 … Domestic DX Digest West 22 … DX Toolbox 31 … GYDXA Updates 12 … Domestic DX Digest East From the Publisher: This is our last issue before the All‐Club DX Convention in Fort Membership Report Wayne July 10‐12. If you haven’t made plans to join us yet, all the information you need starts at “Here are my next year’s dues in the NRC. I the bottom of this page. Hope to see many of you am hoping to be at the convention in Fort Wayne in Fort Wayne! in July, as it will be a great dividing line between Note that new station CJLI‐700 Calgary is now my first fifty years in both NRC and IRCA and on the air 24/7 testing. Station will be REL with my second fifty years in the two clubs.” – Rick slogan “The Light.” Most power goes north, but Evans perhaps we’ll see some loggings of this new New Members – Welcome to Charles Smith, target here in DX News soon. Salem, OR; Michael Vitale, Pinckney, MI; and NRC AM Log Sold Out: The 35th Edition of Gary Whittaker, Albany, NY. Glad to have you the NRC AM Log is now sold out. Wayne has with us! begun working on the 36th Edition and we’ll be Returning Member – And welcome back to updating you on how you can help make the James McGloin, Lockport, IL.
  • The 2017 Solar Eclipse

    The 2017 Solar Eclipse

    The Bobcat Nurse 2017 Table of Contents A parting message 1 [ ] Dean’s message Greetings Bobcat Nurses and friends, Today I write with mixed emotions, including sadness that I am composing my last dean’s message for the Bobcat Nurse, but also with anticipation of my upcoming retirement. I am pleased to announce that Dr. Sarah Shannon is the new 3 [ ] Pinning dean of the College of Nursing. You may recognize that last name — Dr. Shannon is the niece of Dr. Anna Shannon, who served as dean of the college from 1975–1990. I am certain the college will be in good hands with Dr. Shannon at the helm, which makes it a bit easier for me to step away from this job I’ve enjoyed so much. 6 [ ] Faculty news As I pack boxes with some of my favorite books and other memorabilia from my office, I find myself reflecting on the many accomplishments I’ve witnessed in the college during the last eight years. • We’ve started a doctoral program and now have graduates who are not only prepared to provide quality primary care at the highest standards of the profession, but who also understand the 10 [ ] College news complexities of our health care system in a way that allows them to be leaders and change agents as individuals and families maneuver through that system. • Our accelerated BSN program is now offered on four of our five campuses. We know those grad- uates are welcome in the work place not only because of their strong educational background and critical thinking skills, but because of the maturity and life experience they bring.
  • Summerbulletin

    Summerbulletin

    2017 SummerBULLETIN MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY • BOZEMAN Table of Contents Summer Online Courses ................................................................ 39 Undergraduate Courses ........................................................... 40 Welcome .................................................................................................. 3 Nursing - Undergraduate and Graduate Courses ..................... 41 General Information ................................................................................ 4 Education - Graduate Courses ................................................ 41 How to Register for Classes ..................................................................... 5 Summer Science and Mathematics Courses for Pre-Med ................. 41 Advising Services for New Students ......................................................... 7 General Engineering Courses .......................................................... 43 Academic Information ............................................................................. 8 Native American Studies Graduate Certificate ................................ 43 How to Apply for Admission ................................................................... 9 Sustainable Food and Bioenergy Systems ........................................ 43 Graduate Programs ................................................................................ 12 Education for Educators ................................................................. 43 Summer Fees ........................................................................................