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Dkt/Rm: 87-24 *** ::::: *** DKT/RM: 87-24 *** ::::: 02/12/87 - NOTICE OF INQUIRY & NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING ADOPTED DIRECTING THAT INTERESTED PARTIES MAY FILE COMMENTS ON OR BEFORE 06/22/87 AND REPLY COMMENTS ON OR BEFORE 08/06/87; AND THE SECRETARY SHALL CAUSE A COPY OF THIS NOTICE BE SENT TO THE CHIEF, COUNSEL FOR ADVOCACY OF THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. FOR FURTHER INFORMAT- ION, CONTACT MARCIA GLAUBERMAN (202) 632-6302 OR KENNETH GORDON (202) 653-5940. (FCC 87-65). RELEASED: 04/23/87. GJ 03/19/87 - NOTICE OF AN EX PARTE CONTACT WITH CHAIRMAN PATRICK FILED BY JOSEPH A. YOUNG, FOR WXIN 59-TV. WEG 05/27/87 - MOTION FOR WITHDRAWAL AND REDESIGNATION OF NOTICE AND EXTENSION OF TIME TO ALLOW ADEQUATE COMMENT FILED BY STEPHEN R. EFFROS, PRESI- DENT & JAMES H. EWALT, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT FOR THE COMMUNITY ANTENNA TELEVISION ASSOCIATION, INC. (CATA). GJ (06/15/87 GRANTED) 07/23/87 - LETTER SUBMITTING THE CORRECTED COVER PAGE & SIGNATURE PAGE FILED. BD 06/02/87 - MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME WITHIN WHICH TO FILE COMMENTS FILED BY ROBERT A. BEIZER, ATTORNEY FOR TRIBUNE BROADCASTING COMPANY. GJ 06/02/87 - NOTICE OF AN EX PARTE CONTACT WITH LISA HOOK FILED BY MATTHEW L. LEIBOWITZ, ATTORNEY FOR SOUTHERN BROADCAST CORPORATION. WEG 06/03/87 - OPPOSITION TO CATA'S 05/27/87 "MOTION FOR WITHDRAWAL AND REDESIGNA- TION OF NOTICE AND EXTENSION OF TIME" FILED BY FRITZ E. ATTAWAY, VICE PRESIDENT AND COUNSEL & JOSEPH W. WAZ, JR., GENERAL COUNSEL FOR MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, INC. GJ 06/03/87 - STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF TRIBUNE'S 06/02/87 "MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME" FILED BY HENRY L. BAUMANN, ATTORNEY & TERRY L. ETTER, LEGAL ASSISTANT FOR NATIONAL ASSOCIATION BROADCASTERS. GJ 06/04/87 - OPPOSITION TO CATA'S 05/27/87 "MOTION FOR WITHDRAWAL AND REDESIGNA- TION OF NOTICE AND EXTENSION OF TIME TO ALLOW ADEQUATE COMMENT" FILED BY J. LAURENT SCHARFF & JAMES M. SMITH, ATTORNEYS FOR ASSOCIA- TION OF INDEPENDENT TELEVISION STATIONS, INC. GJ 06/04/87 - MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME IN WHICH TO FILE COMMENTS AND DESIGNA- TION OF GEN. DOCKET 87-24 AS NOTICE OF INQUIRY FILED BY WESLEY R. HEPPLER, ATTORNEY FOR UNITED VIDEO, INC. GJ 06/05/87 - MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME IN WHICH TO FILE COMMENTS AND REPLY COMMENTS FILED BY MARK C. ELLISON, VICE PRESIDENT OF GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS AND GENERAL COUNSEL FOR SATELLITE BROADCASTING AND COM- MUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION (SBCA). GJ 06/08/87 - LETTER SUBMITTING ITS CORRECT MAILING ADDRESS (PO BOX 1005, 3977 CHAIN BRIDGE RD. FAIRFAX, VA 22020) FILED BY STEPHEN R. EFFORS, PRESIDENT FOR THE COMMUNITY ANTENNA TELEVISION ASSOCIATION, INC. GJ 06/08/87 - MOTION IN SUPPORT OF TRIBUNE'S 06/02/87 "MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME" FILED BY JOHN M. SPENCER & JOSEPH A. BELISLE, ATTORNEYS FOR SOUTHERN BROADCAST CORPORATION OF SARASOTA. GJ 06/08/87 - OPPOSITION TO TRIBUNE'S 06/02/87 "MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME" FILED BY M. HARRINGTON, ATTORNEY FOR OKLAHOMA CITY BROADCASTING COMPANY. GJ 06/08/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY MICHAEL J. LAPE, VP/GENERAL MANAGER FOR WESTPORT- ::::: *** DKT/RM: 87-24 *** ::::: YORK ASSOCIATES, INC. (WMPT/43). GJ 06/09/87 - NOTICE OF AN EX PARTE CONTACT WITH CHAIRMAN PATRICK FILED BY JAMES C. DOWDLE, FOR TRIBUNE BROADCASTING. WEG 06/12/87 - STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF TRIBUNE'S 06/02/87 & SBCA'S 06/05/87 "MOTNS. EXTENSION OF TIME" FILED BY CHRISTINE A. MEAGHER & JOHN B. RICHARDS, ATTORNEYS FOR NATIONAL RURAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS COOPERATIVE. GJ 06/15/87 - ORDER GRANTING MOTIONS FOR EXTENSION OF TIME IN GEN. DOCKET 87-24 AND GEN. DOCKET 87-25 ADOPTED BY THE CHIEF, OFFICE OF PLANS & POLICY DIRECTING THAT THE DEADLINE FOR COMMENTS AND REPLY COMMENTS IN GEN. DOCKET 87-24 IS EXTENDED TO 07/22/87 AND 09/08/87, RESPECTIVELY, AND THE DEADLINE FOR COMMENTS AND REPLY COMMENTS IN GEN. DOCKET 87-25 IS EXTENDED TO 08/06/87 AND 09/21/87, RESPECTIVELY. (FCC 87-65) RELEASED: 06/16/87. GJ 06/17/87 - NOTICE OF AN EX PARTE CONTACT WITH COMMISSIONERS DAWSON, QUELLO, DENNIS AND CHAIRMAN PATRICK FILED BY HARRY J. PAPPAS, FOR PAPPAS TELECASTING COMPANIES. WEG 06/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY MARLYS OLIVER, CHARIMAN & GARY R. MATZ, ATTORNEY FOR RAMSEY WASHINGTON COUNTIES SUBURBAN CABLE COMMUNICATIONS COM- MISSION. GJ 06/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY BRUCE NAWROCKI, MAYOR & GARY R. MATZ, ATTORNEY FOR CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA. GJ 06/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY DOUGLAS G. THOMPSON, JR., & L. KENDALL SATTERFIELD ATTORNEYS FOR CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION. GJ 06/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY WILLIAM NEE, MAYOR & GARY R. MATZ, ATTORNEY AT LAW FOR CITY OF FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA. GJ 06/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY THE KENTUCKY CABLE TELEVISION ASSOCIATION. GJ 06/25/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY JUDI HABERSTICK, CHAIRPERSON FOR BLOOMINGTON CATV ADVISORY COMMISSION. GJ 06/25/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY VINCENT F. BARRESI, VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER FOR KTXH-TV/CHANNEL 20. GJ 06/25/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY RICHARD B. LOWE, VICE-PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER FOR KRRT-TV. GJ 07/08/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY PAM GREENWOOD, GENERAL MANAGER FOR ALERT CABLE TV OF N.C., INC. GJ 07/09/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY LEE M. HOLMES, PRESIDENT FOR KAI'IKENA LANI TV CORPORATION, KFVE-TV. GJ 07/13/87 - RESPONSE TO THE REGULATORY FLEXIBILTY ANALYSIS FILED BY MICHAEL R. STIDHAM, SYSTEM MANAGER FOR DERIDDER CABLE TV. GJ 07/13/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY JERRY BROWERS, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT FOR TELESERVICE CORPORATION OF AMERICA. GJ 07/16/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY ROBERT BANKS, MANAGER FOR MAGNOLIA CABLE TV. GJ 07/16/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY KEITH JAGGERS. GJ 07/16/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY NATHAN GEICK, EXEC. VICE PRESIDENT FOR TEXAS TELECABLE. GJ 07/16/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY WILLIAM G. BAILEY, MANAGER FOR SPRINGDALE CABLE TV. GJ 07/16/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY HARRISON DANIELS, MANAGER FOR ALERT CABLE T.V. OF ::::: *** DKT/RM: 87-24 *** ::::: N.C. GJ 07/16/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY SAM HOLLAND, MANAGER FOR NATCHITOCHES CABLE TV. GJ 07/17/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY W.R. ROGERS, DISTRICT MANAGER FOR RUSTON CABLE TV. GJ 07/20/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY DAVE CLARK, GENERAL MANAGER FOR SUNFLOWER CABLEVI- SION, THE WORLD CO. INC. GJ 07/20/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY J. LAURENT SCHARFF & JAMES M. SMITH, ATTORNEYS FOR THE ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT TELEVISION STATIONS, INC. GJ 09/16/87 - ERRATUM FILED. BD 07/20/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY RAY GRIFFITH, GENERAL MANAGER FOR NEW IBERIA CABLE TV - NEW IBERIA, LA. BD 07/21/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY ROBERT D. THIBODEAUX FOR ABBEVILE CABLE TV - ABBEVILLE, LA. BD 07/21/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY RAY MAYO, MANAGER FOR CROWLEY CABLE TV - CROWLEY, LA. BD 07/21/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY ANDY MAGERS, MANAGER FOR FRANKLIN CABLE TV - FRANKLIN, LA. BD 07/21/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY ROBERT D. THIBODEAUX FOR GUEYDAN CABLE TV - ABBEVILLE, LA. BD 07/21/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY LARRY DUHON, MANAGER FOR LAFAYETTE CABLE TV - LAFAYETTE, LA. BD 07/21/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY ANDY MAGERS, MANAGER FOR PATTERSON CABLE TV - PATTERSON, LA. BD 07/21/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY RAY MAYO, MANAGER FOR RAYNE CABLE TV - RAYNE, LA. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY WADE H. HARGROVE, MARK J. PRAK & RANDALL M. RODEN, ATTORNEYS FOR ABC TELEVISION AFFILIATES ASSOCIATION. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY CHRISTOPHER D. COURSEN & GILBERT E. HARDY, ATTORNEYS FOR ARCH COMMUNICATIONS, INC. BD 07/22/87 - INTRODUCTION FILED BY GERALD SCHER, ATTORNEY FOR ATLIN COMMUNICA- TIONS, INC. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY WARREN J. BECKER. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY ROBERT W. BARKER, KENNETH E. SATTEN & KENNETH D. PATRICH, ATTORNEYS FOR BONNEVILLE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY JOSEPH DEFRANCO, MARK W. JOHNSON & ELLEN ORAN KADEN, ATTORNEYS FOR CBS, INC. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY GREGORY M. SCHMIDT & JONATHAN A. OLSOFF, ATTORNEYS FOR THE CBS TELEVISION NETWORK AFFILIATES ASSOCIATION. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY MARVIN ROSENBERG & DAVID G. ROZZELLE, ATTORNEYS FOR CAPITOL BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY JOEL ROSENBLOOM & THOMAS P. OLSON, ATTORNEYS AND STEPHEN A. WEISWASSER & SAM ANTAR, COUNSEL FOR CAPITAL CITIES/ABC. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY DAVID A. BOHMER, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND LORELI FRITZ COHN, ATTORNEY FOR CENTEL COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY DAVID L. NACE & PAMELA L. GIST, ATTORNEYS FOR ::::: *** DKT/RM: 87-24 *** ::::: COALITION OF SMALL CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEM OPERATORS. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY STEPHEN H. EFFROS, PRESIDENT, JAMES H. EWALT, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, FRANK W. LLOYD & MARY ELLEN MYERS, ATTOR- NEYS AND RICHARD L. BROWN & FREDERICK W. FINN, COUNSEL FOR THE COMMUNITY ANTENNA TELEVISION ASSOCIATION, INC. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY PETER TANNENWALD & ROBERT S. KOPPEL, ATTORNEYS FOR COMMUNITY BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY MICHAEL J. DORFSMAN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR CONNECTICUT CABLE TELEVISION ASSOCIATION. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY JOHN ASHE FOR COSMOS BROADCASTING CORPORATION. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY J. LAURENT SCHARFF & JAMES M. SMITH, ATTORNEYS FOR GAYLORD BROADCASTING COMPANY. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY FREDERICK W. FINN, ATTORNEY FOR THE HOME SATEL- LITE TELEVISION ASSOCIATION. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY TEDFORD E. KIMBELL, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT FOR JEWELL TELEVISION CORPORATION (KLSAT(TV)). BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY STANLEY DECK, GENERAL MANAGER FOR KLMG-TV, TYLER, TEXAS. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY ROBERT E. MILLER, VICE PRESIDENT FOR LANFORD TELECASTING CO., INC., (KALB-TV), ALEXANDRIA, LA. BD 07/22/87 - COMMENTS FILED BY MICHAEL R. GARDNER, JAMES P.
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