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Elmira WIRY, Troy KVOO, Tulsa VI BM, Jackson KNCY, Nebraska City WWDC WEHH, Elmira Heights WIBX, Utica KWSH , Wewoka VKMI, Kalamazoo WJAG, Norfolk WISCONSIN WBUZ, Freaonia WRUN, Utica KSIW, Woodward VILS, Lansing KODY, North Platte WAPL, Appleton WGBB, Freeport WTLB, Utica VMRT, Lansing KBON, Omaha OREGON WHBY, Appleton VBRB, Mt. 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  • OR\G\~~ F\\..~ /.~ RECEIVED Before the "Bddal COIDIVIIICATI0II8 COIIMI88IOII JUN 12 1992 Washinqton, D.C

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    OR\G\~~ f\\..~ /.~ RECEIVED Before the "BDDaL COIDIVIIICATI0II8 COIIMI88IOII JUN 12 1992 Washinqton, D.C. 20554 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSIOO OFFICE OF TIlE SECRETAAY 1 In the Matter of ) MM Docket No. 92-39 ) DO'l'DII Uoa.DCUTI.G CO., Ille. ) ) Licensee of station WAGF(AM) ) Dothan, Alabama ) ) Order to Show Cause Why the ) License for station WAGF(AM) ) Dothan, Alabama, ) Should Not be Revoked ) To: Mass Media Bureau Dothan Broadcasting Co., Inc. (hereafter DBC), by its attorneys and pursuant to the Statgent of Policy on Minority ownership of Broadcasting Facilities, 68 FCC2d 979, 42.RR2d 1689 (1978), hereby requests the Mass Media Bureau to authorize the assignaent of the license of standard broadcast Station WAGF, Dothan, Alabama, to Ja..s R. Wilson, III (hereafter Wilson). The purcha.e price ($60,000) i. within 75 percent of the fair market value of WAGF and Wilson is a member of a qualified minority group within the ..aning of the co_ission's distress sale policy. SiD.L. ~, 85 FCC2d 991, 49 RR2d 986 (1981). In support thereof, DBC respectfully states as follows: 1. DBC is the licensee of standard broadcast station WAGF, which is authorized to operate on 1320 kHz with power of 1 KW (DA­ N) • DBC operated WAGF for about 8 years and in December 1984 No. of C:-:ples rec'd Ust;\ 8 C0 E - 2 - a••igned the licen.. to J-Frank Enterpri..., Inc. (hereatter J­ Frank). J-Frank and it. principal, Lewi. Frank Johnson, defaulted on proai.sory Hotes to DBC in the principal sua ot $330,000, and in consequence DBC reacquired the WAGF license (and assets) in late 1989 (BAL-890523EB).