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"For the Record" compiles applications filed ant. 328 ft.. Giant Dr., Richmond. Mar. 29 kw, ant. to 32 m., TL to 12.46 km from Ben- with and actions taken by the FCC. Applica- Filed/Accepted for filing son. Apr. 2 ions and actions are listed by state; the date Lihue, Hawaii (BPED- 960321MA)- Lifeline Sulphur, Okla. (BPH- 9210231B)-DFWU the application was filed or the action was Foundation Inc. (Newton J. Ricard, presi- Inc. for KFXT(FM) 100.9 mhz: change ERP to taken, when available, appears in italic. dent, 1911 1/2 19th St., Santa Monica, CA 30 kw, ant. to 175 m., TL to 10.5 km SW of Abbreviations: AOL- assignment of license: ant- 90404) for FM at 88.9 mhz, ERP 60 kw, ant. Davis, Okla., class to C2. Mar. 29 antenna; ch.- channel; CP- construction permit: 111 m. Mar. 21 Returned D.I.P. -debtor in possession; ERP -effective radiated power. khz-kilohertz: km- kilometers: kw- kilowatts: Omak, Wash. (BPED- 960325MB) -Wash- Tucson, Ariz. (BTCCT- 960222YJ) -KTUC m.- meters: mhz -megahertz: mi- miles: TL- trans- ington State University (Samuel H. Smith, Inc. for Kruc(AM) 1400 khz: change TL to miner location: w -warts. One meter equals 3.28 feet. president, 382 Murrow Ctr., Pullman, WA 2550 N. Los Altos, Tucson, make changes in 99164) for educational FM at 90.1 mhz, ERP ant. system, increase power to 1 kw. Mar. 22 3 kw, ant. 749 m., on Lemansky Peak, 19 km OWNERSHIP CHANGES Pekin, III. (BPED- Illinois W of Tonasket. WSU owns Kwsu(AM) -(Tv) and 9511281A)- Bible Institute Inc. for wcic(FM) 91.5 mhz: change Granted Kzuu(FM) Pullman, KFAE -FM and KTNw(Tv) 101 m., modify Richland, KNWR(FM) Ellensburg, KNwv(FM) ant. to directional ant. pat- Honolulu (BTC- 960321GU)- Manayan tern. Mar. Yakima and KNwv(FM) Clarkston, all Wash.; 26 Ventures Inc. for KIsA(AM) 1540 khz: involun- KRFA -FM Moscow and KNWo(FM) Cottonwood, Granted tary transfer of control from Manayan Ven- Idaho, is building FM in Moses Lake, Wash., tures Inc. to Manayan Ventures Inc., D.I.P. Cramford, Ga. (BMPH -95112218) -New and has applied to build FMS in Walla Walla, Apr. 5 Broadcast Investment Properties Inc. for Chehalis and Port Angeles, all Wash. Mar. 25 WGMG(FM) 102.1 mhz: change ant. to 100 m., NEW STATIONS Port Angeles, Wash. (SPED- 960325MC)- delete directional ant. Mar. 28 Washington State University (Samuel H. Miami (BPCT- 950918KE) -NBC Stations Dismissed Smith, president, 382 Murrow Ctr., Pullman, Management Inc. for wrv.l(Tv) ch. 6: change Winner, S.D. (BPH -950801 MA) WA 99164) for educational FM at 90.1 mhz, -Mas Com- ERP to 100 kw visual, ant. to 549 m., TL to munications Inc. for FM ERP 1.6 kw, ant. 60 m., atop Striped Peak, at 98.1 mhz, ERP 17107 SW 148 St., Princeton, Fla. Mar. 21 100 kw, ant. 299 m. Mar. 29 near lookout tower, 16 km E of Port Angeles. Orlando, Fla. (BPCT- 950707KF)- Meredith Returned WSU owns Kwsu(AM) -(Tv) and Kzuu(FM) Pull- man, KFAE -FM and KTNw(Tv) Richland, Corp. for woFL(rv) ch. 35: change ant. to 451 Mariposa, Calif. (BPED- 950824MF)- KNWR(FM) Ellensburg, KNwv(FM) Yakima m. dielectric. July 7 American Family Association for noncom- KNwv(FM) Clarkston, all Wash.; KRFA -FM Volcano, Hawaii (BMPH- 950731IB) mercial educational FM at 91.1 mhz, ERP -Li Moscow and KNwo(FM) Cottonwood, Idaho, Hing Mui Inc. for KKoA(FM) 107.7 mhz: .45 kw. ant. 604 m. Apr. 2 is building FM in Moses Lake, Wash., and change ERP to 18 kw, class to C3, ant., TL. El Dorado, Kan. (BPED-951017MC)-But- has applied to build FMs in Walla Walla, Oct. 27 ler County Community College for noncom- Omak and Chehalis, all Wash. Mar. 25 mercial educational FM at 88.1 mhz, ERP East Moline, Ill. (BMPH-9511201M)-Mis- South Bend, Wash. (951011 MB) -Jode- Valley for wLLR -FM .617, ant. 28 m. Apr. 2 sissippi Broadcasting sha Broadcasting Inc. for FM at 105.7 mhz, 101.3 mhz: change ERP to 12.5 kw, ant. to Granted ERP 3.2 kw, ant. 276 m. Oct. 11 299 m. Mar. 25 Pueblo, Colo. (BPH- 9512051G)- Pueblo Diamondville, Wyo. (950906MN)- Jerrold Seelyville, Ind. (BMPH- 9502271C) -The Broadcasters Inc. for FM at 104.5 mhz, ERP T. Lundquist for FM 105.3 mhz, at ERP 50 Radio Minstr. Bd. Vic. Christian Center for 50 kw, ant. 150 m. Apr. 2 kw, ant. 3 m. Sept. 6 WTHC(FM) 95.9 mhz: change ERP to 4.1 kw, Abilene, Tex. (BPED-950427MA)-Ameri- ant. to 121 m. Apr. 2 can Family Association for FM at 91.3 mhz, FACILITIES CHANGES Glencoe, Minn. (BMPH- 9411161Z) -Waite ERP 1 kw, ant. 54 m. Apr. 3 Dismissed Park Broadcasting Co. for KARP(FM) 96.3 mhz: Richmond, Va. (BPH- 8512160N)- Barbara Benson, Ariz. (BPH- 9506201H)- Stereo 97 change ERP, ant., TL, frequency. Mar. 27 B. Benns for FM at 101.1 mhz, ERP .3 kw, Inc. for KAvv(FM) 97.7 mhz: change ERP to 3 Minneapolis (BMP- 950216AA)- Minnesota Public Radio Inc. for KNow(AM) 1330 khz: BY THE NUMBERS change TL to 175 m. N of SR 13, 140 m., E of Vernon Ave., Savage, Minn., make changes in Mar. BROADCAST STATIONS ant. system. 22 Service Total Worthington, Minn. (BMPET- 960209KE)- Service Total Commercial VHF TV 559 West Central Minnesota Educational TV Inc. Commercial AM 4,906 for KsMN(Tv) ch. 20: change ERP to 2,400 kw Commercial UHF TV 622 visual, ant. Mar. 22 Commercial FM 5,285 Educational VHF TV 123 Potosi, Mo. (BMPH- 9602121A)- Joseph Educational FM 1,810 KHCR(FM) Educational UHF TV 240 and Donna Bollinger for 97.7 mhz: change ant., ERP, structure height. Apr. 2 Total Radio 12,001 Total TV 1,544 Red Lodge, Mont. (BMPH-9509221E)-Sil- VHF LPTV 561 ver Rock Communications Inc. for KuxE(FM) CABLE UHF LPTV 1,211 99.3 mhz: change ERP to .46 kw, ant. to 353 Total systems m., class to A. Apr. 1 Total LPTV 1,772 11.660 Total subscribers 62.231.730 Canandaigua, N.Y. (BPED- 950515MK)- FM translators & boosters 2,453 Family Life Ministries Radio Inc. for wclv(FM) Homes passed 91,750.000 88.9 mhz: change ERP to .5 kw. Apr. 4 VHF translators 2,263 Cable penetration` Hope Mills, N.C. (BMPH- 9409211F)-Dr. UHF 65.3% translators 2,562 Based on TV household universe of 95.9 million James E. Carson for wccG(FM) 104.5 mhz: Sources: FCC, Nielsen, Paul Kagan Associates change ERP to 6 kw, ant. to 93 m. Mar. 28 Total Translators 7,278 GRAPHIC BY BROADCASTING & CABLE Lewisburg, Pa. (BPH- 9510121A)- Diggins 108 April 15 1996 Broadcasting & Cable .
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    EEO Public File Report (Covers the period from 10/1/2017 to 9/30/2018) Northwest Public Broadcasting (including Northwest Public Television KWSU-TV, and Northwest Public Radio KWSU-AM, KJEM-FM and KZUU-FM) Section 1: Vacancy Information Requirement: A list of all full-time jobs filled by the station’s employment unit during the previous year, identified by job title. For each full-time vacancy during the preceding year, the recruitment source for the person hired; data reflecting the total number of persons interviewed for full-time vacancies during the preceding year, and for each vacancy, the number for interviewees referred by each recruitment sources (see Section 2: Recruitment Source Information) Full-time Positions Filled by Recruitment Source Total Number of Recruitment Sources Job Title of Hire Interviewees from Utilized see table below All Sources for this (# of interviews) Position 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, Bilingual News Reporter Internal - #18 2 18(1), 19, 23, 24, 32, 33, 125919 12/11/2017 39, 41, 46(1) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Telecommunication System SEB - #21 3 19(2), 21(1), 23, 33, 34, Engineer - 126438 3/26/2018 36, 52 Classical Music Radio Internal - #18 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9(2), Host/Producer - 1.0FTE 3 2/12/2018 18(1), 19, 23, 33, 34, 36 126436 Classical Music Radio Internal - #18 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Host/Producer - .75FTE 2 2/12/2018 18(2), 19, 23, 33, 34, 36 126437 Classical Music Radio Internal - #18 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Host/Producer - .5FTE 2 2/12/2018 18(2), 19, 23, 33, 34, 36 126435 Traffic & Promotions Internal - #18 1(1), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 2 Coordinator - 127134 7/02/2018 18(1), 19, 23, 33, 51 Program Assistant – Internal - #18 1(3), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 4 Membership - 126089 8/27/2018 18(1), 19, 23, 33, 51 Total number of persons interviewed during application period: 18 Section 2: Recruitment Source Information Requirement: For each vacancy, the recruitment sources used to fill those vacancies, identified by name, address, contact person and phone number.
  • ACTIVITIES GUIDE 2018 & Grow!

    ACTIVITIES GUIDE 2018 & Grow!

    PLAY & GROW! StaY THE PALOUSE IS PICTURE PERFECT PULLMANPULLMAN ACTIVITIES GUIDE 2018 INCLudes THE PALOUSE REGION Committed to a Strong Community Just as we invent new products to improve power grids in communities around the world, we find new ways to strengthen our own community on the Palouse every day. Visit www.selinc.com to learn more. Kate Jennings Photography SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LABORATORIES Pullman | PLAY 1 Pullman Activities Guide_Nov24 11/20/17 4:24 PM PPULLMANULLMAN ACTIVITIES GUIDE 2018 5 16 18 30 37 38 CONTENTS PLAY GROW 4 Welcome to Pullman 30 Chamber Directory 5 Play Outside 31 History of the Palouse 8 Play Inside 31 Pullman is Business Friendly Andrew Lang 12 Shop Local 32 Retire on the Palouse 13 Spring 34 Pullman at a Glance About Our Cover 14 Summer 35 Getting Settled 16 Fall 36 Education 17 Winter 37 Pullman Parks Born here on the Palouse, Evie Cusano is now a sophomore at Pullman High 18 Palouse Scenic Byway 38 Getting Involved School, she is currently taking a digital photography class and on her free time enjoys drawing, being active and taking portrait photos of her friends and family. 22 Photography Tips 39 Elected Officials 23 Taste 40 Programs & Benefits of Membership 25 25 Free Things To Do 42 Chamber Board Members STAY 45 Chamber Committees 46 Membership Directory 26 Lodging A publication of the Pullman Chamber of Commerce Alphabetical Membership Listings 28 Meet 60 415 N Grand Avenue, Pullman, WA 99163 (P) (509) 334-3565 • (F) (509) 332-3232 • (800) 365-6948 64 Getting Here pullmanchamber.com 2 Pullman | CONTENTS Pullman | CONTENTS 3 Majestic Nature PLAY Evie Cusano Evie Cusano Come play on the Palouse! The Washington State waterfall hiking trails, picnic tables, restrooms, overnight camping; ADA access is little more than an hour away, with clear evidence of the includes parking, restrooms, trails, shelter and campsites.