EXHIBIT 1 DECLARATION
I, Bob Met.z, a member ofthe Lincoln, minois Chamber ofCommerce, own and operate P & M Communications at 527 Woodlawn Road in Lincoln, and hereby state the following under penalty ofperjury:
1. I have owned and operated a Lincoln Retail Store for the past 14 years.
2. As needed, WHMX-FM Radio provides a valuable option for my a advertising needs in the Lincoln market;
3. Lincoln is a sizeable community with a population ofapproximately 15,500 people and has a work force ofmore than 11,000 people. lincoln also has its own government and courthouse, dozens ofloeal businesses, its own park district, seven (7) elementary schools, a Junior High and High School, three colleges, many churches and recreation and entertainment activities.
4. The Community ofLincoln relies on radio station WHMX-FM for local public service announcements; school closings~ road/traffic information and community affairs and health and safety information.
5. Such important local information is not available to the Lineoln community on other broadcast stations licensed to other communities which Lincoln residents can receive.
6. The signal ofWLLM - AM in Lincoln is weak and subject to interference, and at nighttime cannot be received in parts ofthe city.
7. WLNX-FM in Lincoln is a Lincoln College Educational Station. I spoke with Lincoln College Dean Tom Zurkammer this date and he advised: "Our College Radio Station has been otT the air for three (3) years and we have no iuunediate plans for it's return."
8. WHMX-FM is an important and vital part ofthe Lincoln community and its relocation would cause significant hardship to the residents ofLincoln.
Stated this 30111 day ofJuly 2001. ~~~ P & M Communications 527 Woodlawn Road Lincoln, IL 62656 EXHIBIT 2 DECLARAnON
T, Tom Kushak, President ofLong Nine, Iuc., hereby state the following ullder ptiu.u1Ly of perjury:
1. On the afternoon ofFriday, July 27,2001, I traveled by car to the City of Lincoln. IIlinois at approximately 3:30 p_m.
2. Using a high quality digital car receiver, I was unable to detect any local programming on 88.9 MHz, WLNX(FM). Lincoln. Illinois. Occasionally, I was able to receive a mint signal on 88.9?v.1hz that was identified as WEIU{PM) in Chw:lesloIl, Illinois.
3. I drove throughout the City ofLincoln and surrounding aJ:ca fu.l' won:: Lb.cm. thirty minutes and was unable to receive a signal from WLNX(FM).
4. Based on my experience, it is my beliefthat WLNX(FM) is currently off the air.
Sl.aL~ lhis 30th day ofJuly 2001.
Tom Ku~h~k President 4>ng Nine, Inc. EXHIBIT 3 DECLARATION
I, Thomas M. Doll, Legal Assistant at the law firm of Shaw Pittman, LLP, Washington, D.C., hereby state the following under penalty ofperjury:
1. On the afternoon ofFriday, July 27,2001, I called the Office of Admissions ofLincoln College, Lincoln, Illinois (1-800-569-0556) to inquire whether the station licensed to the college, WLNX(FM), is currently on the air.
2. I spoke with Stacy Rachel, Associate Director ofAdmissions at approximately 4:45 p.m. EST, who informed me that WLNX(FM) has been "out oforder" for "about three years."
3. Based on my discussion with Ms. Rachel, it is my understanding that WLNX(FM) is currently offthe air.
Stated this 30th day ofJuly 200 I.
Thomas M. Doll Legal Assistant Shaw Pittman LLP EXHIBIT 4 ENGINEERING STATEMENT IN
SUPPORT OF COMMENTS
MM DOCKET 01-120
WMHX(FM) - LINCOLN. IL Long Nine, Inc. Springfield, IL
July 30, 2001
Prepared for: Mr. Tom Kushak Long Nine, Inc. P.O. Box 460 Springfield, IL 62705
CARL' E. SMITH CONSULTING ENGINEERS
2324 N. CLEVE·MASS RD .. BOX 807 330/659-4440 FAX: 330/659·9234 BATH, OHIO 44210-0807 CONTENTS
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Engineering Affidavits Roy P. Stype, III Ronald W. Coffman Engineering Statement Fig. 1.0 - Map Exhibit Depicting Channel 23081 Fully Spaced Site Area And Springfield Urbanized Area Table 1.0 - Stations Providing Full Time Aural Service To Lincoln Table 1.1 - Stations Providing Full Time Aural Service To Sherman
---- CARL E. SMITH CONSULTING ENGINEERS --__ ENGINEERING AFFIDAVIT
State of Ohio ) ) ss: County of Summit )
Roy P. Stype, III, being duly sworn, deposes and states that he is a graduate Elec- trical Engineer, a qualified and experienced Communications Consulting Engineer whose works are a matter of record with the Federal Communications Commission and that he is a member of the Firm of "Carl E. Smith Consulting Engineers" located at 2324
North Cleveland-Massillon Road in the Township of Bath, County of Summit, State of
Ohio, and that the Firm has been retained by Long Nine, Inc., to prepare the attached
"Engineering Statement In Support of Comments - MM Docket 01-120 - WMHX(FM) -
Lincoln, IL."
The deponent states that the Exhibit was prepared by him or under his direction and is true of his own knOWledge, except as to statements made on information and belief and as to such statements, he believes them to be true.
Subscribed and sworn to before me on July 30, 2001.
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---- CARL E. SMITH CONSULTING ENGINEERS ---- ENGINEERING AFFIDAVIT
State of Ohio ) ) 55: County of Summit )
Ronald W. Coffman, being duly sworn, deposes and states that he is a qualified and experienced Communications Consulting Engineer whose works are a matter of record with the Federal Communications Commission and that he is a member of the
Firm of "Carl E. Smith Consulting Engineers" located at 2324 North Cleveland-
Massillon Road in the Township of Bath, County of Summit, State of Ohio, and that the
Firm has been retained by Long Nine, Inc., to prepare the attached "Engineering
Statement In Support of Comments - MM Docket 01-120 - WMHX(FM) - Lincoln, IL."
The deponent states that the Exhibit was prepared by him or under his direction and is true of his own knowledge, except as to statements made on information and belief and as to such statements, he believes them to be true.
Ronald w. Co~
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Subscribed and sworn to before me on July 30, 2001.
~\c\~ Notary Pub IIMICY A. NJIMS, Noiary Public Alillftca . Cuy~ County ....WIde Juri5dicljon. 0N0 My CoI'N'iIIIioi, EXDints Sept. 5. 2006 /SEAU
---- CARL E. SMITH CONSULTING ENGINEERS ---_ ENGINEERING STATEMENT
This engineering statement is prepared on behalf of Long Nine, Inc., licensee of
Radio Stations WMAY(AM) - Springfield, Illinois, WNNS(FM) - Springfield, Illinois, and
WQLZ(FM) - Taylorville, Illinois, and proposed assignee of Radio Station WLUJ(FM)-
Petersburg, Illinois. It is prepared in support of comments in MM Docket 01-120, which
proposes to reallot Channel 230B1 from Lincoln, Illinois to Sherman, Illinois and modify
the license for WMHX(FM) to specify Sherman as its community of license.
1 This proposed reallotment would leave Lincoln (population 15,369 ) devoid of full
time commercial service, leaVing only a daytime AM station2 (WLLM) and a low power
noncommercial educational FM station (WLNX) providing local service to Lincoln. On
the other hand, while Sherman (population 2871) presently has no local service, it is,
as shown below, located immediately contiguous to the Springfield Urbanized Area4
and is well served by stations licensed to other communities in the Springfield area.
Figure 1.0 is a map exhibit depicting the boundaries of Sherman in relation to
those for the Springfield Urbanized Area, as defined by the 1990 U. S. Census. As
shown in this map exhibit, while Sherman is not presently considered to be located
within this urbanized area, its southern boundary is contiguous with a portion of the
1AII population data in this engineering statement is extracted from the 2000 U. S. Census.
2Although WLLM is authorized to operate during nighttime hours with 35 watts, these nighttime facilities operate on a secondary basis and WLLM is considered by the FCC to be a daytime only station.
JWLNX operates with only an effective radiated power of 0.225 kilowatts at 21 meters above average terrain.
4The boundaries depicted in this engineering statement for the Springfield Urbanized area are based on 1990 census data, as the Census Bureau has not yet released updated urbanized area boundaries based on 2000 census data. It is possible, when these updated urbanized area boundaries are released, that Sherman will be located either wholly or partially within this urbanized area.
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CARL E. SMITH CONSULTING ENGINEERS ----- northern boundary of this urbanized area. Also shown in this figure are the present and proposed WMHX sites and the predicted 70 dBu contours across this urbanized area from both ofthese sites. As per FCC policy at the allotment stage, both of these con tours were projected assuming uniform terrain and nondireetional operation with maxi mum Class B1 facilities of 25 kilowatts effective radiated power at 100 meters above average terrain. As shown in this map exhibit, the present WMHX 70 dBu contour will encompass 45.9 square kilometers, or 34.5%, ofthe land area within this urbanized area, while the proposed WMHX 70 dBu contour will encompass 64.1 square kilome ters, or 48.2%, of the land area within this urbanized area.
Figure 1.0 also depicts the fully spaced site location area for Channel 230B1 in
Sherman, which encompasses 314.0 square kilometers. Also shown in this figure is a dashed boundary, which subdivides this fully spaced site area. Sites located within this fUlly spaced site area to the south and west of this dashed boundary, which encom passes 221.3 square kilometers, would provide 70 dBu service to 50% or more ofthe
Springfield Urbanized Area. Thus, based on this information, sites located in 70.5% of the fully spaced site location area for Channel 230B1 in Sherman would permit WMHX to place a 70 dBu signal over 50% or more of this urbanized area. Furthermore, al though there are no fully spaced sites which would permit WMHX to provide 70 dBu service to this entire urbanized area if Channel 230B1 is reallotted to Sherman, it would theoretically be possible to relocate WMHX to a fully spaced site which would provide
70 dBu service to in excess of 99% ofthe land area within this urbanized area if this channel is reallotted as proposed.
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Studies were also conducted to determine the number of other stations providing full time aural service to any portion of both Lincoln and Sherman. Because the popu- lation of both communities exceeds 2500, these studies assumed that Class A AM sta- tions provide nighttime service to their 2 mV/m groundwave contours. All other AM stations were assumed to provide nighttime service to their interference free contours, as defined by Section 73.182 of the FCC Rules. Class 0 AM stations operating at night with less than 250 watts were not considered to provide any nighttime service, as they operate on a secondary basis at night and are considered to be daytime only stations.
These studies also assumed that all FM stations provide full time service to their 1 mV/m contours. All AM contours were projected using the notified facilities for each station from the COBS and conductivity data extracted from FCC Figure M3. All FM contours were projected using the notified facilities for each station from the COBS and terrain data extracted from the NGOC 30 second terrain database. Pursuant to FCC policy, all authorized stations, including noncommercial educational FM stations (ex- eluding Class 0 and LPFM) were included in these studies.
Table 1.0 presents a tabulation of all other stations which provide full time aural service to any portion of Lincoln, while Table 1.1 provides a similar tabulation for
Sherman. As shown by this data, Lincoln presently receives full time aural service from seven other stations, six of which provide service to the entire city. Sherman, on the other hand, presently receives full time aural service from fourteen other stations, thir- teen of which provide service to the entire city.
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---- CARL E. SMITH CONSULTING ENGINEERS ---- MAP EXHIBIT DEPICTING CHANNEl. 23081 FULLY SPACED SITE AREA AND SPRINGFIELO URBANIZED AREA TABLE 1.0
STATIONS PROVIDING FULL TIME AURAL SERVICE TO LINCOLN Long Nine, Inc. Springfield, IL
Frequencyl Station Call Channel Location 1 WILL-FM 2158 Urbana,lL 2 WUIS 220B Springfield, IL 3 WBNO 2688 Bloomington,IL 4 WOOL· 2708 Springfield, IL 5 WSOY-FM 2758 Decatur,IL 6 WDBR 279B Springfield, IL 7 WFM8-FM 2838 Springfield, IL
•- Indicates a station which provides full time aural service to less than 100% of Lincoln.
---- CARL E. SMITH CONSULTING ENGINEERS ---- TABLE 1.1
STATIONS PROVIDING FULL TIME AURAL SERVICE TO SHERMAN Long Nine, Inc. Springfield, IL
Frequencyl Station Call Channel Location 1 WMAY 970 Springfield, IL 2 WTAX 1240 Springfield, IL 3 WFMB 1450 Springfield, IL 4 WLGM 209B1 Springfield, IL 5 WSCT 213A Springfield, IL 6 WUIS 220B Springfield, IL 7 WOLZ 224B1 Taylorville, IL 8 WDZO* 236B Decatur,lL 9 WLUJ 249A Petersburg, IL 10 WNNS 254B Springfield, IL 11 WYMG 263B Jacksonville, IL 12 WOOL 270B Springfield, IL 13 WDBR 279B Springfield, IL 14 WFMB-FM 283B Springfield, IL
*- Indicates a station which provides full time aural service to less than 100% of Sherman.
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• Eaton Cutler Hammer, e1etric equipment, 720, lAM • Ball-Foster Glass Container Co., glass containers, 200, GBB • MIl, commercial fixtures, 200, Carp • Williamette Industries, Inc., corrugated boxes, 100, GBB • Precision Products, lawn and garden equipment, 200
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Located ~n L~ncoln Parkway, Eaton Cutler i~;'; Hammer IS Lmcoln's largest manufacturer. l~··..J The plant was built in 1958, and currently t produces Cutler-Hammer load centers, circuit breakers and metering.
ll.fajor Employer."t - N01h~(lIlufacturing
(Company Name, Product/Service, Number Employed, Union)
• State ofIllinois, Dept. ofCor. & Dept. of Mental Health, 1,450, AFSCME • Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital, healthcare, 340, none • Turris Coal Co. (Elkhart), coal mining, 240, none
Training:HTPA-PIC; Lincoln Land Area Vocational Center; Logan/Mason Rehabilitaion Center
Enterprise Zone: The state approved Lincoln/Logan County's 20-year Enterprise Zone July 1, 1987, with an area of4 square miles. Benefits include 100% property tax abatement on new devlopment for the first five years by the following taxing bodies: Lincoln, Logan County, School Districts 404 and 27, and Lincoln Park District; Sales Tax exemptions on locally purchased building materials placed on the property as permanent real estate; and building permit fees are wavied by Lincoln.
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In Logan County there are a total of 19 public schools and 5 parochial schools. The public schools include 13 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, and 3 senior high schools.(Schools listed above)
Hearlland Community College. founded in 1990, is a two-year communtiy college with a central campus in Bloomington. Classes meet in Bloomington, Lincoln, and Pontiac, with approximately 3,068 students. GUESTBOOK Heartland Community College is a fully-accredited college that provides
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Lincoln College is a private two-year liberal arts college. Founded in 1865, Lincoln College is fully accredited by the North Central Association. The Associate in Arts Degree satisfies the general education requirements of most four-year universities in Illinois and grants students junior standing upon transferring to a four year institution. With a full-time enrollment ofabout 550 students, Lincoln College features a large library, six class room buildings, five residence halls, and complete athletic and artistic facilities, and three computer labs. Courses include fine arts, English, biology, math, history, psychology, business, criminology, pre-nursing, and communication.
Lincoln Christian College and 5'eminal'Y (formerly Lincoln Bible Institute) celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1994. The college is a four-year Bible college affiliated with the Christian Church. It is accredited bv the American Association ofBible Colleges and the North Central Association ofColleges and Schools. With a student body ofapproxmately 567 students, it offers the Associtation ofArts, Bachelor ofArts, and Bachelor ofScience degrees in various religious fields.
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EDUCAT10N THE CITY OFLINCOLN WILL REMAINA LEADER OF CENTRAL EVENTS ILLINOIS COMMUNITIES IN TERMS OFPROMOTING AND SUPPORTING POSITIVE GROWTH IN: COMMUNITY, BUSINESS, HOUSING HOUSING, QUALITYOFLIFE, INFRASTRUCTURE, AND RECREATION WORKFORCE AFFAIRSAND DEVELOPMENT. TRANSPORTATION SHORT RANGE VISIONS:
FINANCIAL SERVICES • The Citv ofLincoln continues to promote safety practices at all PUBLIC SERVICES levels to ensure a sense of security and comfort exists CIVIC GROUPS throughout our community. • The City ofLincoln continues to promote business development at all levels to ensure quality job opportunities remain available in our community. • The City ofLincoln continues to promote cost efficiency and effectiveness at all levels through the establishment ofcooperative and collaborative community efforts. • The City ofLincoln continues to promote quailty housing development at all levels to ensure appropriate and adequate housing alternatives remain available in our community. • The City ofLincoln continues to promote quality social and recreational opportunities at all levels for all members ofour c0!TImunity to experience and enJoy. • The City ofLincoln continues to promote instructure development at all levels in terms of maintaining viability, versatility, and desirability.
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Appointed as Mayor ofLincoln IL in May 1997, Mayor Joan Ritter brings to her position a broad experience as a City Official, businesswoman, and area volunteer. FAMILY HISTORY: Born and raised in Galesburg, Illinois Married 39 years Two children, four grandchildren
EDUCATION: Elementary and High School - Galesburg, Illinois College- Maycrest College, Davenport Iowa 1957-59 Continuing Education- Various Banking Courses
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITES: Banking Arena- 13 years; Legislative Committee Clerk, House ofRepresenatives, 1971; Committee Member- Logan County Regional Planning Commission; IDOT Enhancement Downtown Grant, Lincoln 1993 - Present; State Board Local Records Commission - 1997 to Present; Gang Task Force Board; Alcohol Blue Ribbon Task Force; Tobacco Blue Ribbon Task Force; Lincoln City Planning Commission; The "Oasis" Senior Citizens ofLogan County; Panel member Channel 47 "At Issue Program"; Property Tax Extension in Legislation - 1997; Co-Chairman Healthy Community Partnership - 1997-Present; Member ofChamber ifCommerce, Mainstreet, and Economic Development.
ORGANIZATIONS AND OFFICES: Alderman of City ofLincoln, 1981-1997 Precinct Committeeman, 1989-1991 Mayor Pro Tern, 1 year Mayor, May 1997-Present PAST POSITIONS: Co-Chairman Heart and Cancer Fund Drive; Member League ofWomen Voters; Logan-Mason Rehabilitation Center Advisory Board; ALMH Hospital Volunteer; ZONTA, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and Rotarty Member; PTA President, Treasurer, and Tutor - Northwest Elementary School; Head Start Volunteer; Treasurer Lincoln Railer Basketball Booster Club - 4 years.
IMPORTANT HONORS: Named Outstanding Woman ofAmerica - 1970 Miss Congeniality Beta Sigma Phi - 1997 Recognized by Illinois State Police Academy for Spouse Program - 1978 Co-Chairman Lincoln Elementary District 27 Task Force Actively Involved with Elementary Students - City Government and Patriotic Functions Member, Illinois State Archives Advisory Board Outstanding Service as Public Official - The American Biographical Institute Instrumental in obtaining new Business in Lincoln - 1997 through Present Career to Public and Community highlighted by becoming 39th Mayor ofLincoln, IL Honorary Alumnus, Lincoln College Alumni Association, May 16, 1998 Illinois Department ofVeterans Affairs Certification ofAppreciation for continuing to recogize, remember, and educate our children about patriotism and the sacrifices all Veterans have made. Member, Local Record Commission, State ofIllinois
HOBBIES: Collectable plates, cups & saucers, Precious Moments, Possible Dream Santas. and antiques.
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OFFICE NAME ADDRESS PHONE TERM ENDS 700 Broadway Mayor Joan C. Ritter P.O. Box 353 217.735.1612 04/30/2001 City Attorney Jonathan C Wright 503 Broadway 217.735.3162 Appointed City Clerk Juanita Josserand 900 N McLean 217.732.442804/30/2001 City Treasurer Lester D Plotner 115 Bond 217.732.616704/30/2001 Alderman 1 Patrick Madigan 110 Park Place 217.735.3724 04/30/2003 Alderman 1 Benny Huskins, Sr. 412 N Madison 217.732.389404/30/2001 Alderman 2 Steve Fuhrer 1203-8th Street 217.732.6679 04/30/2003 Alderman 2 Stephan Mesner 205-3rd Street 217.735.166604/30/2001 Alderman 3 George Mitchell 427 Wyatt 217.735.2151 04/30/2003 Alderman 3 Gerald G Dehner 24 Tulip 217.735.312504/30/2001 Alderman 4 William Dale Melton 1112 E Burlington 217.735.2658 04/30/2003 Alderman 4 Veri Prather 411 Tremont 217.732.477804/30/2001 Alderman 5 Joseph L Stone 270 Southgate 217.732.160004/30/2003 Alderman 5 Michael Montcalm 1230 Rutledge 217.732.660604/30/2001 Street Supt. Donnie Osborne 700 Broadway 217.732.4655 Appointed Engineer Dept. 700 Broadway 217.732.7544 Building & Safety Leslie Last 700 Broadway 217.732.6318 Apointed Fire Chief Ken Ebelherr 700 Broadway 217.735.4020 Appointed Police Chief Rich Ludolph 911 Pekin St. 217.735.2151 Appointed Sewer Treat. Plant Man. Grant Eaton 150 W Kickapoo 217.732.4030 Appointed
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• Logan County Courthouse & Downtown Historic District • Postville Courthouse • Lincoln College Museum • Heritage in Flight Museum • Historic U.S. 66 highway (Atlanta to Elkhart) • Mt. Pulaski Courthouse historic site • Other historic buildings in Atlanta, Elkhart, and Middletown
Lodging & Dining: There are 7 motels in Lincoln and 1 in Atlanta. Restaurants and cafes are in Atlanta, Latham, Lincoln, and Mt. Pulaski.
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Air Service: Commerical Airports; Capital Airport (Springfield 30 miles) Bloomington-Normal (30 miles) Decatur Airport (30 miles) Greater Peoria Airport (40 miles) General Aviation Airport; Logan County Airport 2,700 ft sod strip, 4225 ft all wheel runway; instrument approaches.
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