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Cable One Combined.Pdf ATTACHMENT A ARIZONA BISBEE, AZ COTTONWOOD, AZ GLOBE, AZ Cable One Cable One Cable One 99 Bisbee Rd 235 S 6th St 727 Paxton Ave Bisbee, AZ 85603 Cottonwood, AZ 86326 Miami, AZ 85539 PO Box 30 Globe, AZ 85502 PRESCOTT, AZ SAFFORD, AZ SHOW LOW, AZ Cable One Cable One Cable One 3201 Tower Rd 1515 s. 20th Avenue 1341 E Thornton St Prescott, AZ 86305 Safford, AZ 85546 Show Low, AZ 85901 ALABAMA ANNISTON, AL Cable One 620 Noble St Anniston, AL 36201 IDAHO BOISE, ID IDAHO FALLS, ID LEWISTON, ID Cable One Cable One Cable One 8400 Westpark St 1525 Sherry Ave 2320 Nez Perce Grade Boise, ID 83704 Idaho Falls, ID 83401 Lewiston, ID 83501 NAMPA, ID POCATELLO, ID TWIN FALLS, ID Cable One Cable One Cable One 2101 E Karcher Rd 204 W Alameda Rd 261 Eastland Dr. Nampa, ID 83687 Pocatello, ID 83201 Twin Falls, ID 83301 IOWA SIOUX CITY, IA Cable One 900 Steuben St Sioux City, IA 51101-7700 KANSAS EMPORIA, KS PARSONS, KS Cable One Cable One 714 Commercial St 2229 Broadway Ste 200 Emporia, KS 66801 Parsons, KS 67357 MISSISSIPPI BILOXI, MS COLUMBUS, MS DELTA GROUP Cable One Cable One Cable One 786 Dr Martin Luther King Jr 319 College St 221 S Sharpe Ave Blvd Biloxi, MS 39530 P.O. Box 1468 PO Box 1200 Columbus, MS Cleveland, MS 38732 GRENADA, MS GULFPORT, MS MCCOMB, MS Cable One Cable One Cable One 2247 Commerce St 9471 Three Rivers Unit F 230 5th Ave Grenada, MS 38902 Long Beach, MS 39503 McComb, MS 39648 NATCHEZ, MS PASCAGOULA, MS Cable One Cable One 412 Hwy 61 N 5100 MacPhelah St Natchez, MS 39120 Pascagoula, MS 39567 PO Box Drawer 1818 Pascagoula, MS 39568-1818 MISSOURI JOPLIN, MO KIRKSVILLE, MO Cable One Cable One 2600 S Davis Blvd 402 N Main St Joplin, MO 64804 Kirksville, MO 63501 NEBRASKA NORFOLK, NE Cable One 100 N Victory Rd Norfolk, NE 68701 NEW MEXICO RIO RANCHO, NM ROSWELL, NM Cable One Cable One 7501 Nita Place NE 2005 S Main Rio Rancho, NM 87144 Roswell, NM 88203 NORTH DAKOTA FARGO, ND Cable One 1024 Page Drive Fargo, ND 58103 OKLAHOMA ADA, OK *SE OK ALTUS, OK * SW OK ARDMORE, OK * SE OK Cable One Cable One Cable One 1610 Arlington St 618 N Main St 811 W Broadway Ada, OK 74820 P.O. Drawer 499 Ardmore, OK 73401 Altus, OK 73521 BARTLESVILLE, OK *NE OK DUNCAN, OK * SW OK ELK CITY, OK Cable One Cable One Cable One 4127 Nowata Rd 1206 N 81 Hwy Ste 30 310 N Van Buren Bartlesville, OK 74000 Duncan, OK 73533-1720 Elk City, OK 73644 P.O. Box 863 Elk City, OK 73648 PONCA CITY, OK * NE OK SE OK – Ada, Ardmore Cable One SW OK – Duncan, Altus - 303 North Fourth Street NE OK – Ponca City, Bartlesville Ponca City, OK 74601 TENNESSEE DYERSBURG, TN Cable One 1930 Brewer Rd Dyersburg, TN 3802 P.O. Box 888 Dyersburg, TN 38025-0888 TEXAS BORGER / PANHANDLE, TX ODESSA, TX SHERMAN, TX Cable One Cable One Cable One 1059 Coronado Circle 4701 E 52nd St 3720 Texoma Pkwy Borger, TX 79007 Odessa, TX 79762 Sherman, TX 75090 TEXARKANA, TX TEXAS COAST Cable One Cable One 401 Baylor St 1045 S Commercial St Texarkana, TX 75501-3270 Aransas Pass, TX 78336 ATTACHMENT B ALABAMA City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Anniston AL Richard Shelby Jeff Sessions Michael Rogers ARIZONA City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Bisbee AZ John McCain Jeffrey Flake Martha McSally Cottonwood AZ John McCain Jeffrey Flake Globe AZ John McCain Jeffrey Flake Ann Kirkpatrick Phoenix AZ John McCain Jeffrey Flake Kysten Sinema Prescott AZ John McCain Jeffrey Flake Paul Gosar Safford AZ John McCain Jeffrey Flake Ann Kirkpatrick Show Low/Snowflake AZ John McCain Jeffrey Flake Ann Kirkpatrick IOWA City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Sioux City IA Charles Grassley Joni Ernst Steven King IDAHO City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Idaho Falls ID Michael Crapo James Risch Michael Simpson Lewiston ID Michael Crapo James Risch Raul Labrado Pocatello ID Michael Crapo James Risch Michael Simpson Twin Falls/Burley ID Michael Crapo James Risch Michael Simpson West Valley ID Michael Crapo James Risch KANSAS City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Chanute KS Pat Roberts Jerry Moran Lynn Jenkins Independence KS Pat Roberts Jerry Moran Lynn Jenkins Parsons KS Pat Roberts Jerry Moran Lynn Jenkins Emporia KS Pat Roberts Jerry Moran Timothy Huelskamp MISSISSIPPI City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Batesville/Lambert MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Biloxi MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Steve Palazzo Clarksdale MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Bennie Thompson Cleveland MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Bennie Thompson Columbus MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Trent Kelly Grenada MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Bennie Thompson Gulfport/Long Beach MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker McComb MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Gregg Harper Natchez MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Gregg Harper Pascagoula MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Steve Palazzo Winona MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Bennie Thompson Yazoo City MS Thad Cochran Roger Wicker Bennie Thompson MISSOURI City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Joplin MO Claire McCaskill Roy Blunt Billy Long Kirksville MO Claire McCaskill Roy Blunt Samuel Graves NEBRASKA City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Norfolk NE Debra Fischer Benjamin Sasse Jeffrey Fortenberry NEW MEXICO City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Rio Rancho NM Tom Udall Martin Heinrich Roswell NM Tom Udall Martin Heinrich Stevan Pearce NORTH DAKOTA City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Fargo/Moorhead ND John Hoeven Heidi Heitkamp Kevin Cramer OKLAHOMA City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Ada OK James Inhofe James Lankford Altus OK James Inhofe James Lankford Frank Lucas Ardmore OK James Inhofe James Lankford Bartlesville OK James Inhofe James Lankford Duncan OK James Inhofe James Lankford Thomas Cole Elk City OK James Inhofe James Lankford Frank Lucas Miami OK James Inhofe James Lankford Markwayne Mullin Ponca City OK James Inhofe James Lankford Frank Lucas Vinita OK James Inhofe James Lankford Markwayne Mullin OREGON City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Ontario OR Ron Wyden Jeffery Merkley Gregory Walden TENNESSEE City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Dyersburg TN Lamar Alexander Bob Corker Stephen Fincher TEXAS City State Senator #1 Senator #2 House Member Aransas Pass TX John Cornyn Ted Cruz R. 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