November 14, 1999

Before the

Federal Communications Commission

Washington, D.C. 20554

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In the Matter of ) MM Docket No. 99-25

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Creation of a Low ) RM-9208

Power Radio Service ) RM-9242

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Supplemental Written Comments of Susan Trescott-Ness

Filed on Behalf of Herself & The Below Listed Concerned Organizations & Individuals

Responding to the January 28, 1999 release of a Notice of Proposed Rule-making in FCC

Docket No. MM 99-25 (a.k.a. RM-9208 and RM-9242), Susan Trescott-Ness and the following signatories hereby submit supplemental formal written comments on the Commission=s

Proposed Rule to establish a Low Power FM Radio Service (LPFM). Introduction:

This filing primarily represents a complete list of all signatories to our Comments on MM

Docket 99-25. It also includes city council and county commission resolutions passed in support of LPFM, and the names of state-level elected officials who have gone on the record in support of LPFM. This filing, which follows three earlier versions submitted before each of the earlier deadlines, does not represent new material or concepts but is primarily intended to further demonstrate the vast scope of support for Low Power FM radio.

As clarified earlier, these Comments represent the fundamental points of the Comments filed by the Michigan Music is World Class Campaign. That filing consisted of approximately 200 pages and 30,000 words.

One of our key points is that the F.C.C. is obligated to institute an LPFM service simply due to the virtually unanimous public demand -- how can it be in the public interest to deny what just about every American citizen apparently desires?! In all honesty, it was difficult to find people who would NOT sign (other than high-level elected officials who are, perhaps, under the influence of an excessively powerful broadcast lobby).

Obviously, it would have been unreasonable to ask parties to read a 30,000 word document. So we distilled the comprehensive filing of the Michigan Music Campaign, extracting the vital concepts and philosophy. The resulting Comments below, some 340 words, were then circulated for endorsements throughout our community primarily between Aug. 1 and Aug. 30, 1999.

Some additional signatures were gathered between Sept. 1 and today. However, the stop-and- start pattern of deadline extensions significantly hampered our efforts to collect endorsements.

Each time the deadline was extended we had to re-organize and Αgear up≅ for another effort.

Furthermore, the on-again-off-again pattern created confusion not just for our volunteers but the media, elected officials, and the city at large.

We think any reasonable party will conclude the endorsements gathered by our unpaid volunteers over this short time represent nothing short of dramatic and compelling evidence.

This is especially true when contrasted with the virtual void of demonstrated opposition to

LPFM existing outside of the broadcast industry. Indeed, we doubt the broadcast industry has been able to produce even 100 people across the entire country not associated with the industry who oppose LPFM!

Congress mandates that the public airwaves be used in such a way that serves the public interest!

That must be the first -- and final -- issue in any matter before the F.C.C. We submit that the public itself knows best what is in our interest. We also submit that the public would not be pleased with the suggestion that we are not capable of deciding, or that others know, what is best for us!

We estimate that approximately 30% of the State of Michigan, or three million citizens, are represented by our city and county resolutions. Perhaps two-thirds of Metro Detroit, geographically, is covered. Not one has been voted down, and in fact of all these resolutions, only a single nay vote was cast (and that council member, oddly enough, seconded the motion!).

Approximately 250 mayors and council members voted unanimously (with the one exception) in favor of LPFM community radio! We expect perhaps another 40 to pass in coming months.

These resolutions, and also the endorsements below, come primarily from a small geographic area, four or five counties of the State of Michigan. We hold it to be simple common sense that the enormous demonstration of support displayed below represents not a freak aberration, but exactly what one should expect to find across the entire country if a comprehensive polling effort were to be conducted (we encourage such a polling project, in fact).

What IS an aberration is that, despite the lack of media opportunities and access available to us and despite our era of unprecedented media consolidation, a grassroots citizens= media lobby was able to coalesce even in one small area on an issue. This reality further proves the need to foster MANY new forms of communication available to the general public and the common person. This example provides evidence that, except in rare occasions, the general citizenry is not armed with the necessary tools to express ourselves -- not just adequately, but in any substantial manner!

Indeed, LPFM SHOULD be the beginning of a new trend at the F.C.C. which -- instead of assisting existing media empires to grow even more powerful and intimidating -- would seek to much better facilitate the common expression so vital to the health of our democracy. With all respect, we suggest that the agency has for the most part failed in this fundamental duty.

P.J. Bednarski, editor of Electronic Media, says, ΑI don=t think there=s been a time in broadcast history in which consideration of local diversity or public interest has been held in lower regard.≅

We know that the present Commission has the insight to recognize the obvious truths expressed above. We hope the Commission also has the courage to ensure that the struggle over LPFM does not become yet one more Αbattle between the rich and the very wealthy,≅ in which the first casualty is almost always the public interest. Our Comments

1. As Chairman Kennard correctly states, the F.C.C.=s public interest mandate is the agency=s

Αbedrock principle.≅ As such, in all matters, including that of Low Power FM (LPFM) radio broadcasting, the fundamental issue with which the F.C.C. must concern itself is that of determining and fulfilling public interest and demand. It is impossible to square with the public interest a ruling which fails to abide by the virtually unanimous public support and demand for LPFM.

2. The F.C.C. is obligated to institute a system of license allocation which does not discriminate on the basis of economic standing; where the rights of one are not held superior to the rights of others and; where those rights are not held in perpetuity such that the rights of others are never recognized.

3. We are concerned about:

A. fundamental issues of fairness regarding the allocation of public resources;

B. the twin threats to democracy of:

i. media consolidation

ii. rising economic thresholds which bar access to public media resources;

C. cultural homogenization as a result of media consolidation;

D. local economic issues. 4. We are concerned that when comparing the stewardship of our airwaves to that of other forms of public property where public use and participation is encouraged, access to the public airwaves has been held in elitist reserve, despite the historic role played by amateurs and hobbyists in the development of radio technology. We believe that in general the F.C.C.=s role should not be to limit and restrict communication and the expression of ideas between American citizens, but rather to foster and facilitate it to the greatest extent possible.

5. We agree with the F.C.C.=s majority view that this LPFM service

A. can and should serve a wide range of purposes;

B. can and should allow access to the public airwaves to a wide range of Americans;

C. can and should serve a myriad of unique and diverse interests;

D. can and should provide service to currently unserved communities.

6. We urge the Federal Communications Commission to adopt MM Docket 99-25 in a timely manner.

Respectfully submitted by,

Susan Trescott-Ness

573 Meadowdale, Ferndale MI 48220 248-542-8090 * [email protected]

SUPPORTED BY: (Signatures on file and available for inspection. Some signatures were very difficult to read!)

ELECTED OFFICIALS/POLITICAL & CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS @ State Senator Mat Dunaskiss, Michigan @ State Representative John Hansen, Senate, 535 Cushing, Lake Orion MI 48362 Michigan House of Representatives, 7880 @ State Senator Shirley Johnson, Michigan Fifth, Dexter MI 48130 Senate, PO Box 30036, Lansing MI 48909 @ State Representative John Pappageorge, @ State Senator Walter H. North, Michigan 1246 Provincial Drive, Troy MI 48084-1567 Senate, PO Box 30036, Lansing MI 48909 @ State Representative Gloria Schermesser, @ State Senator Gary C. Peters, Michigan Michigan House of Representatives, PO Senate, PO Box 30036, Lansing MI 48909- Box 30014, Lansing MI 48909 7536 @ State Representative Laura M Toy, 32663 @ State Representative Raymond Basham, Five Mile, Livonia MI 48154 Michigan House of Representatives, PO @ State Representative David T. Woodward, Box 30014, Lansing MI 48909 Michigan Legislature, PO Box 30014, @ State Representative Lingg Brewer, Lansing MI 48909-7514 Michigan House of Representatives, PO @ Joelle Demand, 308 N Jenison, Lansing MI Box 30014, Lansing MI 48909 48915 @ State Representative Belda Garza, Michigan @ Carmen Minchella, Legislative Aide, House of Representatives, PO Box 30014, Michigan House of Representatives, State Lansing MI 48909-7514 Capitol, PO Box 30014, Lansing MI 48909 @ State Representative Paul Gieleghem, @ Phillip Kwick, City Council Member, City of Michigan House of Representatives, PO Hamtramck, 11391 Lumkin St, Hamtramck Box 30014, Lansing MI 48909 MI 48212 @ State Representative Robert M. Gosselin, @ Dan Butts, Alliance For Democracy, 40 Michigan House of Representatives, PO Oxford, Pleasant Ridge MI 48069 Box 30014, Lansing MI 48909 @ B. Welch, Alliance For Democracy, 665 W Warren #214, Detroit MI 48201 @ Peter Schermerhorn, Huron Valley Greens, @ Don Schellhardt, Co-Petitioner in FCC 3066 Chelsea Circle, Ann Arbor MI 48108 Docket RM-9208, Founder & National @ Barbara Ingalls, Jobs With Justice, 123 W Coordinator of the Amherst Alliance Kenilworth, Royal Oak MI 48067 @ Nicholas Carter, Anti-Racist Action @ Damian Meneses, Justice For Cuba @ Antony Kirkland, Anti-Racist Action, 2727 Coalition, 18040 Outer Dr, Dearborn MI Martin Luther King Blvd, Detroit MI 48208 48128 @ B. Kinghouse, Detroit Blues Society, PO @ Craig S. Covey, CEO Midwest AIDS Box 5010, Dearborn MI 48128 Prevention Project, 429 Livernois, Ferndale @ Carl Sibley, Detroit Blues Society, 32025 MI 48220 Schoenherr, Warren MI 48092 @ Tom Ness, Michigan Music is World Class @ John Bagg, Communist Party USA, 3096 Campaign, PO Box 20076, Ferndale MI Belmont, Hamtramck MI 48212 48220 @ Cheryl Buswell-Robinson, RN, The Florence @ Abayomi Azikiwe, Pan-African Union, 211 Project, 16514 Edinborough, Detroit MI SCB, Box 47, WSU, Detroit MI 48202 48219 @ Dorian Appleton, Peace Action of Michigan, @ Clinton Alexander, Green Party of Michigan, 2154 W. Commerce Rd, Milford MI 48380 102 N Washington Ave Apt E-203, Saginaw @ Sigrid Dale, Peace Action of Michigan, MI 48607 newsletter editor, 28038 Universal Dr, @ Mark Dilley, Green Party, GEO Local #3550 Warren MI 48092 AFT, 97 Oakwood, Ypsilanti MI 48197 @ Al Fishman, member, National Board of @ Eugene V. Perrin MD, Green Party of Directors, Peace Action, 18995 Warrington, Michigan, 26318 Dundee Rd, Huntington Detroit MI 48221 Woods MI 48070 @ Ronald Halstead, Peace Action of Michigan, @ Maurice Geary, Gray Panthers, 15051 1211 Irving, Royal Oak MI 48067 Pennsylvania, Allen Park MI 48101 @ Dr. Camille Colatosti, President, Preserve @ M. Ray, Grey Panthers, Box 37033, Oak Our Parks, 11391 Lumpkin St. Hamtramck Park MI 48237 MI 48212 @ Larry Skwarzynski, Gray Panther board @ Brad Van Guilder PhD., Peace Action of member, 4676 Sobfeski, Hamtramck MI Michigan, state organizer, 372 W Bennett, 48212 Ferndale MI 48220 @ James Olmsted, Helfenstein Soup Council, @ Helen Marie Weber, co-chair, Peace Action Inc., spokesperson, 599 Morris Ave, Green of Michigan, 1367 Albany, Ferndale MI Bay WI 54304 48220 @ Merrill C. Hodnefield, Huron Valley Greens, @ Carol Cleaver, Youth Task Force Advisor, 4481 Willis Rd, Milan MI 48160 Rochester Auburn Hills Community Coalition, 1007 Ironwood Ct #101, Rochester MI 48307-1212 @ The Rev. Carol Ann Huston, Rochester/Auburn Hills Community Coalition, 201 Pine Street, Rochester MI 48307 @ Linda Darga, Social Justice Committee, U.U. Church @ Jim McWatt, Veterans For Peace chapter 74, 725 Hollywood, Grosse Pte Woods MI 48236-1343

@ Clara M. Parks, Womens Intl. League for Peace & Freedom, Grey Panthers, 2901 Northbrooke Place Apt. 107, Ann Arbor MI 48103

@ Jerry Goldberg, Workers World, 5920 Second Ave, Detroit MI 48202 @ M.L. Liebler, Director, YMCA of Metro Detroit, 10900 Harper, Detroit MI 48213

LABOR: @ Susan Watson, Co-Editor, Detroit Sunday @ Alan A. Forsyth, Newspaper Guild Local 22, Journal, 450 W Fort, Detroit MI 48226 4087 Clippert Ave, Detroit MI 48210 @ Denise Pudlo, Joint Council, Sunday @ Fred Chase, General Secretary/Treasurer, Journal, 2801 Trumbull, Detroit MI 48216 Industrial Workers of the World, 103 W Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti MI 48197 2nd #314D, Detroit MI 48201 @ Latinos United In Labor, PO Box 39188, Redford MI 48239 @ Marsha J. Cohen, SEMCOSH, 26803 Berg Apt. 111, Southfield MI 48034 @ Lawrence Brennan, President, Intl. Brotherhood of Teamsters Local #337, 2801 Trumbull Ave, Detroit MI 48216 @ Rosaria Carwello-Fredele, Organizer, Teamsters Local #337, 2801 Trumbull Ave, Detroit MI 48216 @ Dan Dengel, Teamsters, 2741 Trumbull Ave, Detroit MI 48126 @ Robert F. Holmes, Vice President, Intl. Brotherhood of Teamsters Local #337, 2801 Trumbull, Detroit MI 48216 @ Millie Kenyon, Action Coalition of Strike Supporters, Intl. Brotherhood of Teamsters #372, 2706 Charter #103, Troy MI 48083 @ Reno Mifsud, Teamsters Local 337, 2801 Trumbull Ave, Detroit MI 48216 @ Kevin Moore, Rep., Intl. Brotherhood of Teamsters, 26250 Tennant, Dearborn Hts MI 48127 @ James B. St. Louis, Teamsters Local 2040, 16229 E 14 Mile Rd, Fraser MI 48026 @ Thomas A. Ziembovic, Teamsters Local 247, 2741 Trumbull Ave, Detroit MI 48216 @ Dan Morgan, NABET/CWA Local 43, 1435 Pine Grove Lane, Milford MI 48381 @ John Marty, Civil Rights Committee, UAW, 2634 Porter, Detroit MI 48216

@ Richard Pelham, UAW Local #900, 10474 La Salle Blvd, Huntington Woods MI 48070 @ David Sole, President, UAW #2334, 2727 MEDIA: @ James Olmsted, In The Light Time Warner @ Glen Mannisto, editor, Trait Magazine, Show, host, 599 Morris Ave, Green Bay WI 22750 Woodward, Ferndale MI 48220 54304 @ William B. Trescott, Trucking Video, PO Box @ Isabel Olvera, writer, Jam Rag Press, 15735 4265, Sargent TX 77414 James Street, Southgate MI 48195 @ Todd A. Smith, @ Dale Jaslove, Lawrence Street Publications, www.detroitunderground.net, WFNB Food 229 East Lawrence, Royal Oak MI 48073 Not Bombs Pirate Radio, Ferndale MI @ Lawrence Gabriel, editor, Metro Times, 48220 20020 Renfrew, Detroit MI 48221 @ Jo Ann Korczynska, WHFR, 22661 Park @ Ronnie Brewster, executive producer, Ave, Dearborn MI 48124 Michigan Television Network, Royal Oak MI @ James Michael Shaw Jr., WXOU 88.3 FM, 48068-0765 Oakland University, Auburn Hills MI @ Margie Nicholson, Public Service Media, 1871 N Claybourn #209E, Chicago IL 60614 @ John Badanjek, Real Detroit Weekly, 23241 Woodward, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Melanie Martynow, outside contractor, Real Detroit, 707 E 11 Mile Rd, Royal Oak MI 48067 BUSINESSES: @ Dana Forrester, 60 Second Crush, 1665 Oak Park MI 48237 Silman St, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Christopher Kleleln, Blue Water Title, Vice @ Eric McDonald, 60 Second Crush, 32950 President, 38800 Van Dyke, Sterling Hts MI Hennepine, Garden City MI 48135 48312 @ Richard J. Rea, A To Z Comics, 32659 Ford @ Ryan Schymick, Bourgeois Filth, 12044 Rd, Garden City MI 48135 Nager, Hamtramck MI 48212 @ Tracy Peters, president Astarte Luna @ Patti Bidus, Brunette Shop, 36847 Clifford, Records, Mutual Hate Society, 43422 West Sterling Hts MI 48312 Oaks Drive, PMB 253, Novi MI 48377 @ Laura Alvine, Caribou Coffee, 29429 @ A Woman=s Prerogative Bookstore, 175 W Orchard Lake Rd, Farmington Hills MI 9 Mile, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Jerry Parr, Cybervideo/Hump, 1859 @ Robert Allard, Addvice For Addicts, 1135 W Buckingham, Lincoln Park MI 48146 Farnum #302, Royal Oak MI 48067 @ Christopher Dean, D.C., business owner, @ Tracy D. Dustman, Alcoholic Zebras, 8604 251 W 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale MI 48220 Continental, Warren MI 48089 @ Robert Weaver, Dahliagrey, PO Box 100, @ Yan Asiedu Kwakye, Audioviara Systems Somerset Center MI 49282 Inc. 641 Prentis St Ste 115, Detroit MI @ Daniel C. Kroha, Demolition Doll Rods, 633 48201 Prentis #23, Detroit MI 48201 @ Charles A. Strackbrin, general mgr, BDT @ Michael Debah, owner, Diamond Touch, Pipe & Tobacco, 21640 John R, Hazel Park 28474 Utica, Roseville MI 48066 MI 48030 @ Clifton Walker, General Manager, Diamond @ Paul A. Firck, B.M.G. Music Publishing, Touch Limo, 28474 Utica Rd, Roseville MI 15597 Dupage, Taylor MI 48180 48066 @ Brandt Brennan, B Snackin= 23096 @ Tevell Brookins, CEO, Dogshyt Production, Brookforest, Novi MI 48375 18717 Coyle, Detroit MI 48235 @ BT Productions, 14200 E State Fair, Detroit @ Drum Dancer Records, 806 W MI 48205 Breckenridge, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Scott Ochodnicky, Black River Recordings, @ Nicholas J. Rhoades, co-owner, East End, owner, 3990 W 12 Mile Rd PMB 140, 4717 Horger, Dearborn MI 48126 Berkley MI 48072 @ Dustin LeBlanc, Entropy USA, 623 @ Paul Bartolone, Blue Line Builders, 16770 Sheffield, Auburn Hills MI 48326 Faulman, Clinton Twp MI 48035 @ David Kupczak, Extreme Digital Audio, @ Corey Storm, Blue Rose, 14060 Borgman, owner/engineer, 28349 Shadylane Dr, Farmington Hills MI 48336 @ Robert Moon, Io Detroit Cafe, 20211 Roche, @ William Boyer, Director, Falsified Records, Trenton MI 48183 PO Box 1110, Birmingham MI 48012 @ Lemon James, Inc., 34415 Fairchild, @ John Mitchell, Fatt Haxx, 69053 Grove St, Westland MI 48186 Richmond MI 48062 @ Dean Johnson, Without A Face, 32023 Glen @ Jay Fiondella, Without A Face, 32023 Glen Street, Westland MI 48186 Street, Westland MI 48186 @ James C. Rocky, J&S Sports Products, @ Eric Arndt, Flo Mojo, 3329 Hilton, Ferndale owner, 23146 Van Dyke, Warren MI 48089 MI 48020 @ Janice K. King, K=s Book Exchange, 1220 @ Corey Jaynes, Flo Mojo, 3202 Gwen Ct., W Auburn, Rochester Hills MI 48309 Royal Oak MI 48073 @ K-Mart, 15 & Groesbeck, Clinton Twp MI @ Darrell Jaynes, Flo Mojo, 2322 Starr, RO MI 48035 @ Julia Shaw, sales, Gemcraft Homes, 59 @ Theresa Steels, Kaph Entertainment Group Tanview, Oxford MI 48371 Inc., K.E.G. Director of Financial, PO Box @ Neil Yee, Gold Dollar/Off Woodward, 3129 970205, Ypsilanti MI 48197-0804 Cass, Detroit MI 48201 @ Tyrone Steels I, Kaph Entertainment Group @ Shawn Farley, Gotham City Cafe, 241 W 9 Inc., K.E.G., technical director, PO Box Mile Rd, Ferndale MI 48220 970205, Ypsilanti MI 48197-0804 @ Paul Lumsford, HMR, 918 Courretta, @ Tyrone Steels II, Kaph Entertainment Group Warren MI 48091 Inc., K.E.G., technical director, PO Box @ Edward M. Reid, HMR, 338 E Woodward 970205, Ypsilanti MI 48197-0804 Hts, Hazel Park MI 48030 @ Sam Watkins, president, Kaph nd @ Hill & Dearsen Associates, 4609 2 Apt A- Entertainment Group Inc., K.E.G., PO Box 10, Detroit MI 48201 970205, Ypsilanti MI 48197-0804 @ Betty Hunt, Association Vice President, @ Richard J. Woffom, Kavan=s, 28970 Hayes, 38600 Van Dyke Ste 260, Sterling Hts MI Roseville MI 48066 48312 @ Anthony M. Marimpietri Jr., Kozmik Krunch, @ Verge, Immortal Winos of Soul, 23116 6620 Drexel, Dearborn Hts MI 48127 Marter, St. Clair Shores MI 48080 @ Vic Singh, Kozmik Krunch, 8867 Appleton, @ Immortal Winos of Soul, 19875 W 12 Mile Redford MI 48239 #528, Southfield MI 48176 @ Kathleen McGettigan, Krystal=s Motor Town @ Robert J. Pyzuwenth, Innate Chiropractic, Cafe, producer, 6915 Bingham, Dearborn 180 W Parkhurst, Detroit MI 48203 MI 48126 @ Brian Black, CEO, Inner-Sense @ Stewart Little, Association Vice President, International, 222 S. Gainsborough, Royal 38600 Van Dyke Ste 260, Sterling Hts MI Oak MI 48067 48312 7727 26 Mile, Wash Twp MI 48094 @ Nancy Weekley, MBR Representative, @ Delmar Stone, Parkside Real Estate, 23212 Greencrest, St. Clair Shores MI Washington MI 48094 48080 @ Tamara Waldorf, Parkside Real Estate, @ Tony Capozello, Mad Dog Productions, 7727 26 Mile Rd, Washington Twp MI 3510 Yorkshire, Detroit MI 48224 48094 @ Robert Cukr Jr., Modern Vagrant, 22527 @ Stella Spanske, Parkside Real Estate, 7727 Piper, Eastpointe MI 48021 26 Mile Rd, Washington MI 48094 @ Krystal=s Motor Town Cafe, PO Box 7278, @ Alfonzo Chrico, Parkside Real Estate Co., Dearborn MI 48121 7727 26 Mile Road, Washington MI 48094 @ Lee Kischuk, Marketing Mgr, Lost Records, @ Delores M. Mueller, Parkside Real Estate, 5699 Kanam Rd PMB 262, Agoura Hills CA 7727 26 Mile Rd, Washington Twp MI 91301 48094 @ William McGettigan, Motor Town Juke Boys, @ Frank Zymanski, President, Planet B 6915 Bingham, Dearborn MI 48126 Records, 20274 Woodmont, Harper Woods @ Charles Wood, manager, Music Music, MI 48225 30479 Ford Rd, Garden City MI 48135 @ Ron Gutzeit, The Plastic Box Repair Shop, @ Thomas E. Donovan, Music-Go-Round, Howell MI Novi, 26116 Ingersol Dr, Novi MI 48375 @ Platinum Carpet Cleaning, 13137 @ James E. Dillon, Neuromancer, 37601 Champaign, Warren MI 48089 Grantland, Livonia MI 48150 @ Gloria Combs, V. President, Pontiac Music @ Mike Hanlon, New Reality, 25814 Jeanette, & Sound, 4977 Dixie Hwy, Waterford MI Roseville MI 48066 48329 @ New Reality Studios, 444 Natoma, San @ Mark Sutton, owner, R.I.T. Drums & Guitars, Francisco CA 94103 205 N Main, Ann Arbor MI 48104 @ Keith Howarth, president, Noir Leather, 124 @ Marc Kondrad, CEO, Raven Records, W 4th St, Royal Oak MI 48067 20378 Hummingbird Lane, Macomb Twp MI @ Chris Davidson, Olupus, 628 N Blair, Royal 48044 Oak MI 48067 @ James Thompson, Radio Taboo & Family, @ Jason Politix, One World Productions, 9027 1156 Sycamore, Rochester MI 48307 Winthrop, Dearborn MI 48128 @ Dave Hines, Record Time, 262 W 9 Mile, @ Orchestra De Sol, 8041 Bryden St, Detroit Ferndale MI 48220 MI 48204 @ Brian D. Mroczkowski, Road Runner=s Raft, @ Rodney Day, The PAC Artist, 3738 Bishop, 2363 Yemans St, Hamtramck MI 48212 Detroit MI 48224 @ Eric LaPratt, Mr. Rogers= Sweatshop, @ Giustina A. Kopek, Parkside Real Estate, 12750 Windsor Ct, Sterling Hts MI 48313- 4173 @ Cong O=Leary, Thunder & Lightning @ Cliff Highfield, Mr. Roger=s Sweatshop Multimedia LLC, 1403 Kensington, Grosse Comedy Troupe, Pte Parks MI 48230 [email protected] @ Scott Hicks, owner, Tibuta Records, 1991 @ Mr. Rogers= Sweatshop Improv Troupe, c/o Crescent Lake Rd, Waterford MI 48327 WFL, PO Box 485, Fraser MI 48026 @ Bertha Kammemann, Trichromism, 12961 @ Mike Madias, The Scarab Club, 217 Venness Ave, Southgate MI 48195 Farnsworth, Detroit MI 48202 @ Ken Schroeder, Unlisted Recordings, 640 @ Edward Serecky, Without A Face, 32023 Gargantua, Clawson MI 48017 Glen Street, Westland MI 48186 @ Alexander Valoczki, Corporate E-Commerce @ Robert Simonom, Without A Face, 32023 Consultant, 9201 Lane Ave, Detroit MI Glen Street, Westland MI 48186 48209-1409 @ Todd Reed, Situation, 1223 South Gratiot @ D. Wesley Smith, President, Webco Press, Ave, Clinton Twp MI 48036 588 McCormick Dr, PO Box 646, Lapeer MI @ R. J. Rackly, Sounds Good Management, 48446 20351 Anita, Clinton Twp MI 48036 @ Westside Entertainment, 7808 Thornwood, @ Mike Sanchez, Spank Productions, 704 S Canton MI 48187 Edison, Royal Oak MI 48067 @ Tim Pakledinaz, owner, Woodshed Studios, @ Sean Breaz, president, Sterling Tree Co., 8130 W 9 Mile, Oka Park MI 48237 Inc., 5366 Northlawn, Sterling Hts MI 48310 @ Caleb Grayson, CEO, Xhedos Cafe, 240 W @ Storm Records, PO Box 151, Royal Oak MI 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale MI 48220 48068 @ Keri Grayson, Xhedos Inc., Vice President, @ Yaw Kwakye, Strategic Staffing Solutions, 240 W 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale MI 48220 3011 W Grand Blvd, Detroit MI 48201 @ Jennifer Tew, coordinator, Ypsilanti Co-Op, @ Terri Williams, T-Star Management, 8734 W 312 N River St, Ypsilanti MI 48198 7 Mile, Detroit MI 48221 @ Wayne Small, The Ziffelz, 4184 Brouseville, @ Gary A. Wind, Technology, 16724 Lincoln Park MI 48146 Plainview, Detroit MI 48219 @ Ellen Hildreth, Think Tank Music Co-Op, 9 Woodland St. Apt. 408, Detroit MI 48202 @ Thorazine Rush, 134 B Street, Cadillac MI 49601 @ Derrick Mihalko, Thunder & Lightning Multimedia LLC, 13126 Prospect, Warren MI 48089 CITIZENS: @ Matthew R. Abel, 5070 Walnut Lake Rd, W. @ Prentiss Alter, 383 Lenox, Ann Arbor MI Bloomfield MI 48323 48105 @ Jennifer Anderson, 222 S Gainsborough, @ Jerry Abidor, 1873 Poppleton Dr, W Royal Oak MI 48067 Bloomfield MI 48324 @ Tim Archambeau, 26685 Rosewood, @ David A. Acosta, 29445 Rosslyn, Garden Roseville MI 48066 City MI 48135 @ Amanda Arnett, 35191 Brittany Park Dr #2B, @ David Acosta, 29445 Rosslyn, Garden City Harrison Twp MI 48045 MI 48135 @ Brian A. Avigne, 20295 Damman, Harper @ Kathleen Acosta, 29445 Rosslyn, Garden Woods MI 48225 City MI 48135 @ Peter Avigne, 20295 Damman, Harper @ Vince Adragna, 1366 W Hazelhurst, Woods MI 48255 Ferndale MI 48220 @ Kris Ayers, 2352 Orchard Crest, Utica MI @ John Agrusa, 996 Pearson, Ferndale MI 48317 48220-3118 @ Sean Badger, 8216 Dartmouth, Warren MI @ Angie Aletha, 851 Oakwood #2, Dearborn 48093 MI 48124 @ Andrew Baillargeon, 25645 Hayes, Warren @ Mike Alexo, 2100 Crystal Lake I-147, Shelby MI 48089 Twp MI 48316 @ John Baites, 1230 Forum Dr, Lafayette CA @ Kimmie Alford, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Andrew Balent III, 1138 Levona, Ypsilanti MI @ Drusilla Allen, 8348 Navy, Detroit MI 48209 4878 @ Luke Allen, 2938 Alter, Detroit MI 48215 @ Ronald Baltecott, 41879 Hehsall, Clinton @ Matt M. Allen, 2938 Altar, Detroit MI 48215 Twp MI 48038 @ William A. Allgeyer, 17200 Fenmore, Detroit @ Bam Bam, 31 N Walnut, Mt. Clemens MI MI 48235-3340 48093 @ Mark Alpers, 19312 Merriman, Livonia MI @ Franklin Bammoit, 21524 Shar, St. Clair 48152 Shores MI @ Willie Bank, 56 Ferris, Highland Park MI @ Pamela Belcove, 40046 Capitol Dr, Sterling 48203 Hts MI 48313 @ Christine Banque, 311 W Brockton, Madison @ Casandra Rose Bensing, 18400 Wiltshire Hts MI 48071 Blvd, Lathrup Village MI 48076 @ Kevin Bardelski, 1725 W Saratoga, @ Matt Beondry, 41705 Old Bridge, Canton MI Ferndale MI 48220 48188 @ Mark Barer, 1503 Millard, Royal Oak MI @ Hermann Berg, 18964 Pinecrest St., Detroit 48073 MI 48221 @ Eugene Baron, 24061 Majestic, Oak Park @ Thomas Bernick, 4553 Rosalie, Dearborn MI MI 48237 48126 @ Mark W. Barringer, 31262 Country Way, @ Paula Birac, 523 Vernier, Grosse Pte Farmington Hills MI 48331 Woods MI 48236 @ Gregg Barnett, 9612 Cornell, Taylor MI @ Joseph Bishop, 11204 Marsha Place, 48180 Warren MI 48089 @ Kimberly Barrommka, 12781 Sarsfield, @ Randy Bishop, 665 W Warren #112, Detroit Warren MI 48089 MI 48201 @ Rich Barron, 20284 Elkhart, Harper Woods @ Amy Blake, 230 E Troy, Ferndale MI 48220 MI 48225 @ Damian Bleeker, 19499 Kinloch 1, Redford @ Jon Bartolone, 20849 Hawthorne, Harper MI 48240 Woods MI 48225 @ Brian Bliss, 4158 Second Ave, Detroit MI @ Brandon Bassett, 29037 Bock, Garden City 48201 MI 48135 @ Jan Boghe, 11405 Hupp, Warren MI 48089 @ Robert Vincent Basso, 457 West Hildale, @ Brian Bolick, 28540 Pinto, Warren MI 48093 Detroit MI 48203 @ Jessica Bondy, 3034 Yemans, Hamtramck @ Heather Bates, 11062 Doren Ct, Shelby MI 48212 Twp MI 48317 @ Matthew John Borden, 36150 Hazelwood, @ Keith Bates, 11062 Doren Ct, Shelby Twp Westland MI 48180 MI 48317 @ Timothy A. Borden, 140 Michelson, @ Jim Beattie, 30432 Quinkert, Roseville MI Rochester Hills MI 48307 48066 @ Katie Borton, 3397 Donley Rd, Rochester @ Keith Beber, 620 Helene, Royal Oak MI Hills MI 48309 48067 @ Jan Bostwick, 643 S Blair Ave, Royal Oak @ Nina Beckam, 1101 Carwood, Lansing MI MI 48067 48915 @ Sandy Boughner, 11211 Ford, Warren MI @ Jacob Beckett, 5275 Lannee, Detroit MI 48089 48236 @ Gary Bouwkamf, 24925 Arden Park Dr, Farmington Hills MI 48336 @ John J. Burk, 50017 S Jimmy Ct, Chesterfield Twp MI 48047 @ Jason Bowes, 45225 Emery Dr, Northville @ Joseph M. Burkholz, Rochester Hills MI MI 48167 @ Brian Burrows, 21327 Dexter, Warren MI @ Patricia Boyle, 900 La Prarie #206, Ferndale 48089 MI 48220 @ Geffrey Bush, 29724 Rosslyn, Garden City @ Leah M. Brabo, 18007 Summer Lane South, MI 48135 Fraser MI 48026 @ May J. Cain, 24620 Spring Meadow, @ David Breening, 14469 Toepfer, Warren MI Harrison Twp MI 48045 48089 @ Chris Callegari, 48940 Denton Rd, Belleville @ Heather Britton, 636 Kensington Ave, MI 48111 Ferndale MI 48220 @ Jesse Callis, 42537 Tessmer, Sterling Hts @ Karen C. Brown, 20050 Renfrew, Detroit MI MI 48313 48221 @ Michele Callou, 29415 Gratiot #2, Roseville @ Mike Brown, 7231 Main St., Smithcreek MI MI 48066 48074 @ Cheryl Campbell, 1820 Rochester Rd, Troy @ Robert Brown, 24211 Laethem, Eastpointe MI 48030 MI @ Christopher Campbell, 505 Catalpa Dr, @ James Brunett, 38073 Fringe Dr, Sterling Royal Oak MI 48067 Hts MI 48310 @ Steven M. Cancel, 15883 Van, Fraser MI @ William R. 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DeLeon, 1539 Kingsley, Mt. Saline MI 48176 Clemens MI 48043 @ Brandon Dorris, 4199 Oak Tree Circle, @ Paul DeReimascher, 17487 Common Rd, Rochester MI 48306 Roseville MI 48066 @ Michael Dragich, 37055 Brynford, Clinton @ Christopher Dean, 661 Kensington Ave, Twp MI 48036 Ferndale MI 48220 @ Richard Druha, 2823 Grayson, Ferndale MI @ Robert Decker, 120 Scott, Mt. Clemens MI 48220 48043 @ Allen D. Dunlap, 17889 Bayne, Roseville MI @ Matthew Deighan, 264 Jewell, Ferndale MI 48066 48202 @ Brian Dunlap, 17889 Bayne, Roseville MI @ Caroline C. DePue, 28867 Grayfield, 48066 Farmington Hills MI 48336 @ Craig E. 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Frisk, 2325 Forzway, Royal Oak @ Matt Finney, 28804 Steele Dr, Warren MI MI 48072 48093 @ Bob Ganshaw, 8082 Lambs Rd, Goodells @ Mari Ann Ferranti, 210 Caroline St Apt 410, MI 48027 Capa Canaveral FL 32920 @ Heather Ganshaw, 8882 Lambs Rd, @ Kim Finley, 57215 Plymouth, Washington MI Goodells MI 48027 48094 @ Mr. Garalczek, 15658 Loreta, Roseville MI @ John A. Finley Jr., 57215 Plymouth, 48066 Washington MI 48094 @ Michael Garavaglia, 25174 Huron, Roseville @ Autumn Fischer, 27821 Glenwood, St. Clair MI 48066 Shores MI 48081 @ Gil Garza, 13721 Eureka, Southgate MI @ Ken Fischer, 18696 Denby, Redford MI 48195 48240 @ Scott Gatteno, 542 Lakeland Ave, Grosse @ D.J. Fitzgerald, 62 Duff Drive, Altoona PA Pte MI 48230 16602 @ Maurice Geary, 15051 Pennsylvania, Allen Park MI 48101 48224 @ K. Marie Gebo, PO Box 74254, Romulus MI @ Robert Gragg, 3616 Dearborn St, Flint MI 48174 48507 @ Sam Gebo, PO Box 74254, Romulus MI @ Garrett Granger 48174 @ Jay H. Green III, 7220 Meadow, Warren MI @ Tommy Gebo, 34942 Michelle, Romulus MI 48091 48174 @ Mickey L. Green, 38633 Scott, Westland MI @ Jennifer Geer, 419 Cherry, Troy MI 48083 48186 @ George Geller, Attorney, 5000 Town Center @ Scott Greenberg, 385 E Cambourne, #803, Southfield MI 48075 Ferndale MI 48220 @ Chris George, 332 Leroy, Ferndale MI @ Maurice Greenia Jr., 5830 Fourth, Detroit MI 48220 48202 @ Paul George, 11326 Stonybrook, Grand @ Michael R. Greenia, 15664 Coran, Detroit MI Blanc MI 48439 48205 @ Mark Gilder, 3025 Kipling, Berkley MI 48072 @ Timothy J. Greenia, 1011 Maryland Ct, @ Geneva Glass, 1405 E Rowland, Madison Grosse Pte. Park, MI Hts MI 48071 @ Gary Gruskowski, 239 W Oakridge, @ Howard Glazer, 7752 Barrie, Dearborn MI Ferndale MI 48220 48126 @ Ken Grossman, 1202 Estonia St., Royal @ Joshua Glazer, 13356 Winchester, Oak MI 48067 Huntington Woods MI 48070 @ Evelyn Guisind, 14227 Knox, Warren MI @ Lisa Goedert, 2205 Pinecrest, Ferndale MI 48089 48220 @ Alan Guttierrez, 609 E William St #5, Ann @ Kathleen Goldsby, 4449 Kensington, Detroit Arbor MI 48104 MI 48225 @ Elizabeth A. Haas, 305 Maple St., Ypsilanti @ Robert Golembiewski Jr., 1141 W Farnum, MI 48198 Royal Oak MI 48063 @ Paul R. Haas, 305 Maple St, Ypsilanti MI @ Anita Goodman, Jamestown Ct, Clinton Twp 48198 MI 48035 @ Precious Hackett, 25516 Shiawassee #166, @ Charles Gorevitz, 18575 Autumn Lane, Southfield MI 48034 Southfield MI 48076 @ Carrie Jeanne Hall, 13334 Talbot, @ Frank Gorton, 2939 Sturtevant, Detroit MI Huntington Woods MI 48070 48206 @ Karen A. Halo, 25637 Floral St, Roseville MI @ Dan Goudey, 11381 McDougall, Hamtramck 48066 MI 4821 @ K.A. Hamel, 4452 Grayton, Detroit MI 48224 @ John Gourie II, 5242 Grayton, Detroit MI @ Matthew Collier Hammond, 3200 Cairncross, Oakland Twp MI 48363 @ Cynthia Herrmann, 4125 Pelham #69, @ Eugene Hanna, 2952 Alter Dr Apt 106, Dearborn Hts MI 48125 Detroit MI 48224 @ The Honorable Curtis Hertel, 600 W @ Ron Hanoudi, 2863 Continental, Troy MI Shiawasee, Lansing MI 48933 48083 @ Peter Hessell, 420 E Breckenridge, @ Jed Harley, 568 Terrace, Ypsilanti MI 48198 Ferndale MI 48220 @ Rachel Brett Harley, 568 Terrace, Ypsilanti @ Renee= L. Heyer, 28970 Hayes, Roseville MI 48198 MI 48081 @ Helen Harrison, 18813 Delaware, Redford @ Dale Higgips, 1729 E Jarvis, Hazel Park MI MI 48240-1936 48030 @ Patricia Harrison, 19820 Florence, Detroit MI @ Verna Hines, 25195 Kelly Rd, Roseville MI 48219 48066 @ Eric Hartfield, 704 S Edison, Royal Oak MI @ Robert Hitch, 29097 Warren, Warren MI 48067 48097 @ Craig Harvey, 14 Payeur Rd, Ann Arbor MI @ Dianna Hoeft, 61653 Glenwood Trail, 48108 Washington MI 48094 @ Chris Harvey, 596 Burns Rd, Smith=s Creek @ Carol Ann Hohenstern, 13838 Clinton River MI 48074 Rd, Sterling Hts MI 48313 @ Alvin Haas, 501 S Campbell, Royal Oak MI @ Lani Houghtailing, 29136 Marquette, 48067 Garden City MI 48135 @ John Hayes, 593 Meadowdale, Ferndale MI @ Robert V. Holbrook, 345 Academy, Ferndale 48220 MI 48220 @ Cheryl Haynes, 1503 Millard, Royal Oak MI @ Edward Holman, 1533 W Warren Apt 1F, 48073 Detroit MI 48208 @ Daniel S Hazlett, 2377 Denby, Waterford MI @ Darcy Holsten, 24211 Cunningham, Warren 48329 MI 48091 @ Courtney Heath, 18456 Tranquil, Roseville @ Scott Horn, 4911 Leesburg, West MI 48066 Bloomfield MI 48323 @ A.V. Hegan, 7478 Kingsbury St., Dearborn @ Eric Horne, 8282 Kaltz, Center Line MI Hts MI 48127 48015 th @ Jason R. Heinrich, 515 S 4 Ave, Ann Arbor @ Paul Horton, 96 W Ferry #17, Detroit MI MI 48104 48202 @ Diana J. 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Jenkins, 17238 Gallagher, Detroit MI @ Thomas Huron, 340 High St, Northville MI 48212 48167 @ Colleen Johnson, 9997 Creekwood Trail, @ Jeffrey Elvis Idol, 4281 Madison, Troy MI Davisburg MI 48350 @ Leah Inabritt, 2449 London Drive, Troy MI @ James Johnson, 13741 Caldwell 48098 @ Sean Johnson, 32148 Belcrest, Rockwood @ Ian Ingram, 6825 Livernois Rd, Troy MI MI 48173 48098 @ Francis Johnstone, 632 Bondie, Lincoln @ Richard Ingram, 2865 Livernois, Troy MI Park MI 48146 48098 @ Steve Joliet, 16350 Harper, Detroit MI @ VM Ingram, 6825 Livernois, Troy MI 48098 48224 @ Jay Itchen, 864 Balfour, Grosse Pte. Park @ Katherine M Jolliver, 33450 Fernwood, MI 48230 Westland MI 48186 @ Sheila Jachimowicz, 37735 Agar, Sterling @ Carl Jones, 5101 Evergreen, Dearborn MI Hts MI 48310 48201 @ Jill Jack, 604 W Cambourne, Ferndale MI @ Christen Jones, 1637 Hazelhurst, Ferndale 48220 MI 48220 @ Joe Jack IV, 1511 Starville Rd, St. Clair MI @ Michael Jones, PO Box 480634, New Haven 48079 MI 48048 @ Ross John Jacob, 5045 Harvard Road, @ Djejo Juncaj, 23372 Larkshire St., Detroit MI 48224 Farmington Hills MI 48336 @ Donna M. Jagath, 46405 Killarney Circle, @ Carlton P. June, 34761 John Hauk, Canton MI 48188-3500 Westland MI 48185 @ Patricia A. Jamaski @ Colleen Justice, 19551 Connecticut, @ Jeff Jankowski, 15734 Ash, Eastpointe MI Roseville MI 48066 48021 @ Kate Justice, 28532 Waverly, Roseville MI @ Kenneth J. Jankowski, ANS, 4105 Bieber 48066 Dr, Sterling Hts MI 48310-6310 @ Kathleen G. Justice, 28532 Waverly, Roseville MI 48066 48135 @ Michael P. Justice, 28532 Waverly, @ Linda King, 14902 Santa Rosa, Detroit MI Roseville MI 48066 48238 @ R. S. Kantt, 34201 Cherryhill, Westland MI @ Wayne King, 11511 Elm St Bldg #3, Taylor 48186 MI 48180 @ Lawrence J. Karris, 11251 Morgan, @ Jason Kirk, 7232 Theut, Warren MI 48071 Plymouth MI 48170 @ Dierdre Kirkland @ Andrea Kawl, 6211 N. Manitou Trail, @ Jennifer M Kish, 6303 Lathers, Garden City Northport MI 49670 MI 48135 @ Eric Kearns, 621 Gracefield Ct, Birmingham @ Kyle Kleckner, 2410 Royal, Berkley MI MI 48009 48072 @ B. Keller, 21710 O=Connor, St. Clair Shores @ Paul Kleiner, 1220 W 9 Mile Rd #22, MI 48080 Ferndale MI 48220 @ D. Keller, PO Box 806023, St. Clair Shores @ Kevin J. Klida, 14509 Appletree Lane, MI 48080 Fenton MI 48430-1434 @ M. Keller, PO Box 806023, St. Clair Shores @ Brian Klovski, 29136 Marquette, Garden MI 48080 City MI 48135 @ Jane Kelley, 590 N Almont Ave, Imlay City @ Gerald Klovski, 33440 Trafalger St Lane #4, MI 48444 Westland MI 48186 @ Cheri Kendall, 22322 Kramer, St. Clair @ Erik Kluiber, 251 E Saratoga, Ferndale MI Shores MI 48080 48220 @ Dan Kennedy, 11365 Irene, Warren MI @ Clifford Knasinski, 23097 Grey Gables Dr, 48093 Clinton Twp MI 48036 @ Bruce Kessler, 881 N Perry, Pontiac MI @ Timothy M. Kohn, 43229 Frontenac, Sterling 48340 Hts MI 48314 @ Michael Kidd, 29493 Roanoke, Oak Park MI @ Paul Kolanz, 8305 Lillian, Center Line MI 48237 48015 @ Jason Michael Kiernan, 1403 E. Evelyn, @ Christopher J. Komatz, 1627 Harvard, Hazel Park MI 48030 Berkley MI 48072 @ Michael D. Kimble, 1386 Maureen, Madison @ Kevin Kopek, 42469 Irwin, Harrison Twp MI Hts MI 48071 48045 @ Sara J. Kinaya, 731 Southampton, Auburn @ Daniel Kosalsky, 14048 Marshal, Warren MI Hills MI 48326 48089 @ Douglas R. 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Lee, 6802 Forest Park Drive, @ Charles Lynn, 1505 E Meyers, Hazek Park Troy MI 48098 MI 48030 @ Daryl Lee, 421 Browning, Hazel Park MI @ Chris MacCanon, 850 N Denwood, 48030 Dearborn MI 48128 @ Lindsey R. Lee, 6802 Forest Park Dr, Troy @ Jennifer K. MacLean, 5976 Leland, Ann Arbor MI 48105 48220 @ Kenneth J. MacLean, 5976 Leland, Ann @ Melissa Martin, 11107 Studebaker, Warren Arbor MI 48105 MI 48089 @ Michael Madias, 217 E Farnsworth, Detroit @ Michelle Martin, 7503 Prospect, Warren MI MI 48202 48091 @ Dez Magby, 7167 Vienna Rd, Otisville MI @ Mike Martin, 1371 Duncan Ave, Ypsilanti MI 48463 48198 @ Jennifer Makowski, 526 Maplehurst, @ Paul Martin, 23145 Springbrook Drive, Ferndale MI 48220 Farmington Hills MI 48336 @ David M. Malash, 28917 Barton, Garden @ Tonya Martin, 8523 Republic, Warren MI City MI 48135 48089 @ Donald Malinowski, 10 Gibbs Apt 33, Mt @ Elizabeth Martinez, 2634 Porter, Detroit MI Clemens MI 48043 48211 @ Vanessa M Man, 2719 Sunny Knoll, Berkley @ Math, PO Box 11515, Detroit MI 48211 MI 48072 @ Shirley Matt, 19317 Barlow, Detroit MI @ Lisa Mancuso-Horn, 4911 Leesburg Dr, W 48205 Bloomfield MI 48323 @ Deanna Maynor, 12820 28 Mile Rd, @ Lynda Mandolyn, 2731 Geary Blvd #3, San Washington MI 48094 Francisco CA 94118 @ Patricia Mayville, 19741 Poinciana, Redford @ Andrea Manning, 8832 Dennison, Detroit MI MI 48240 48210 @ Maggie McCabe, 2706 Shenandoah, Royal @ Bruce Manther, 4451 Kensington, Detroit MI Oak MI 48073 48224 @ David McConnell, 6845 Helen, Garden City @ Ms K. Marie, 15450 Court Village Lane #7, MI 48135 Taylor MI 48180 @ Jeffrey McCormick, 1377 Pearson St, @ Anthony Marimpietri, 6620 Drexel, Dearborn Ferndale MI 48220 Hts MI 48127 @ Janice McCuriston, 5689 Merrick, Dearborn @ Barbara Marley, 105 N River, Mt. Clemens Hts MI 4812 MI 48043 @ Brandt McDonald, 32950 Hennepin, Garden @ Blair E. Maman Esquire, 3019 W 13 Mile, City MI 48135 Royal Oak MI 48073 @ Susan R. McDonald, 21921 Vale, Oak Park @ Cathy Marrs, 25195 Kelly, Roseville MI MI 48237 48066 @ Brendan McGettigan, 6915 Bingham, @ Donna Martin, 8429 Fisher, Warren MI Dearborn MI 48126 48089 @ Michael J. McGettigan, 6915 Bingham, @ Janet Martin, 232 E Hazelhurst, Ferndale MI Dearborn MI 48126 @ Sean McGettigan, 6915 Bingham, Dearborn @ John F. Milberg, 9152 Chamberlain, Detroit MI 48126 MI 48209 @ Kelly McGowan, 3449 Mushroom Rd, Caro @ John G. Milberg, 9152 Chamberlain, Detroit MI 48723 MI 48209 @ David M. McLaughlin, 337 Chandler, Romeo @ Kathy Milberg, 9152 Chamberlain, Detroit MI MI 48065 48209 @ Kris McLonis, 17323 Warrington, Detroit MI @ Rebeccas Milicain, 11100 McKinley, Taylor 48221 MI 48180 @ Jan McMeche, 862 W. Marshall, Ferndale @ Frank D. Miller, 1010 Buckingham, Grosse MI 48220 Pte. Park MI 48230 @ Ryan McNitt, 12813 Superior, Southgate MI @ Freddie Miller, 20020 Weybridge #301, 48195 Clinton Twp MI 48036 @ Wendy McPhee, 21327 Dexter, Warren MI @ Pamela K. Millmine, 2078 Forest Dr, Caro 48089 MI 48723 th @ Marci McShane, 39801 Baroque, Clinton @ Raymond Mills, 3557 14 , Wyandotte MI Twp MI 48038 48192 @ Mike Medvinsky, 1849 Charrington Dr, W @ Daniel Minard, 18997 Westbrook, Detroit MI Bloomfield MI 48324 48219 rd @ Carla Meier, 2449 London Drive, Troy MI @ Ceclia Miptesh, 909 E 3 St, Royal Oak MI 48098 48067 @ Gordon Meldrum, 139 E Drayton, Ferndale @ David Miracle, 1792 Swaney, Walled Lake MI 48220 MI 48390 @ John Mentag, 18231 Beverly, Beverly Hills @ Judith Misch, 1362 Somerset, Grosse Pte MI 48025 Park MI 48230 @ Lynda Merrill, 8429 Roseland Ct, Oak Park @ Diane M. Mitchell, 69053 Grove, Richmond MI 48237 MI 48062 @ Jim Merrill, 8429 Roseland Ct, Oak Park MI @ John Mitchell, 603 Ludlow, Rochester MI 48237 48307 @ Donna Messina, 24704 Marine, Eastpointe @ Mark Mitchell, 6126 Northwind Ct, Traverse MI 48021 City MI 49684 @ Herbert D. Metoyan, 25785 Catalina, @ Phyliss O. Mitchell, 1540 Georgia Ave, Southfield MI 48075 Marysville MI 48040 @ Mia Miafora, 1522 W Webster, Royal Oak @ Anthony Monsour, [email protected] MI 48073 @ William D. Moon I, 630 Merrick, Apt. 401, @ Jeff Milberg, 9152 Chamberlain, Detroit MI Detroit MI 48202 48209 @ William Duane Moon II, 630 Merrick, Detroit MI 48202 @ John J. Napir, 9899 Sharon, Taylor MI @ Matthew Moore, 1414 Morrigan St. 48180 Plymouth MI 48188 @ Matthew Dennis Nowah, 21085 Atlantic, @ Megan Moore, 6915 Dublin Fair, Troy MI Warren MI 48091 48098 @ Rhandy Nowah, 21085 Atlantic, Warren MI @ Roger Moore, 3440 Marino, Clinton Twp MI 48091 48035 @ D. Nazell, 450 W Fort, Detroit MI 48152 @ Michele More, 7281 Lamphere, Detroit MI @ David Nefesh, 14291 Borgman, Oak Park 48239 MI 48237 @ Molly Morris, 1835 Seymour Lk Rd, Oxford @ John J. Negolin, 29357 Shirley, Madison Hts MI 48371 MI 48071 @ Ann Mosier, 16682 Eastland, Roseville MI @ Robert J. Negrosi, 38598 Gainsborough Dr, 48066 Clinton Twp MI 48038 @ Jason Todd Muskan, 8450 Jones Rd, @ Nancy Necrinch, 1539 Clark, Detroit MI Howell MI 48843 48209 @ Sherry Motto, 20184 Martin Rd, St. Clair @ Erik W. Nelson, 31905 Cambridge, Garden Shores MI 48017 City MI 48185 @ Michelle S. Moulis, 627 St. Charles Ct, @ Kristi Nelson, 31905 Cambridge, Garden Royal Oak MI 48067 City MI 48185 @ Karen Mouradjian, 27432 Townley, Madison @ Salverina Nelson, 552 E Kirby, Detroit MI Hts MI 48071 48202 @ Jeffrey M. Muer, 21710 O=Connor, St. Clair @ Gail Nemeth, 22050 Merriman Rd, New Shores MI 48080 Boston MI 48164 @ Daniel W. 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Olvera, 15735 James, Southgate MI 48195 @ Teresa Olvera, 4221 Quarry #4, Wyandotte 120, Plymouth MI 48170 MI 48192 @ Michelle Patterson, 1127 Beard St, Port @ D. Omo, 30005 Utica Rd, Roseville MI Huron MI 48060 48066 @ Isabella Ann Patton, 188 W Cambourne, @ S. Omo, 30005 Common Utica, Roseville MI Ferndale MI 48220 48066 @ Josh Payl, 124 13 Mile, Royal Oak MI 48073 @ Terry Oppenheim, 4722 Groveland, Royal @ Ashley Peacock, PO Box 78, Flint MI 48501 Oak MI 48073 @ Frank Pecorelli, 33435 Krauter, Westland MI @ Andrea Ortiz, 33228 W 12 Mile Rd, PMB 48185 212, Farmington Hills MI 48334 @ Melanie Peelman-Fuscalab, 6529 Fleming @ Amy S. Ostchek, 2695 Kipling Ave, Berkley Creek Dr, Ypsilanti MI 48198 MI 48072 @ Earl T. Penman, 1151 W 9 Mile Apt 3, @ Bic K. Oyo, 2552 Elmwood, Ann Arbor MI Ferndale MI 48220 48104 @ Claudia Percy, 29900 Champine, St. Clair @ Steve Palinsevic, 2370 Zinow, Hamtramck Shores MI 48082 MI 48212 @ Greg Peters, 13630 Brougham, Sterling Hts @ Gary W. Panack, 29627 Autumn Lane, MI 48312 Warren MI 48093 @ Jeff Petersen, 4629 Elmgrove, Warren MI @ Rhonda Park, 1845 N Washington, Royal 48092 Oak MI 48073 @ Billy Phillips, 17914 Birmingham, Roseville @ Frank Parr, 1566 Sycamore, Wyandotte MI MI 48066 48197 @ Melissa Phillips, 1820 Rochester Rd, Troy @ Pappi Parr, 1566 Sycamore, Wyandotte MI MI 48030 48192 @ Jeffrey P. Pienkowski, 6417 Sharon Dr, @ Jana Patterson, 15568 Northville Forest Apt. Garden City MI 48135 @ Janet Pike, 13470 Kenwood, Oak Park MI 48228 48237 @ Lori Raska @ Joshua Pike, 261 W Webster, Ferndale MI @ Jack Ray, 1825 N Washington, Royal Oak 48220 MI 48073 @ Nathaviez Pike, 13410 Kenwood, Oak Park @ Liz M. Razin, 21210 Fleetwood, Clinton Twp MI 48237 MI 48035 @ Dan Popek, 4472 Ewers, Detroit MI 48210 @ Paul Reardon, 197 Cass Ave, Mt. Clemens @ Genevieve Popek, 4472 Ewers, Detroit MI MI 48043 48210 @ Janice Reed, 59483 Hardy Lane, New @ John Popek, 4472 Ewers, Detroit MI 48210 Haven MI 48048 @ John Popek, 4472 Ewers, Detroit MI 48210 @ Cindy Reid, 338 E Woodward Hts, Hazel @ Tim Popek, 4472 Ewers, Detroit MI 48210 Park MI 48030 @ Michael Prais, 3252 Pardee Ave, Dearborn @ Jill Remenapp, 20629 Woodmont, Harper MI 48124-3527 Woods MI 48225 @ Susan L. Prange, 130 S Dorchester, Royal Oak MI 48067 @ Tabatha Predovich, 2844 Grayson, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Irene M. Price, 24712 Princeton, St. Clair Shores MI 48080 @ Tyria M. Prittny, 28980 Warner, Warren MI 48092 @ Mark Prodin, 11107 Studebaker, Warren MI 48089 @ Chris Pudlo, 23113 Socra, St. Clair Shores MI 48082 @ Layla, Leanna Pulco, 140 Micheeson, Rochester Hills MI 48307 @ Ashley Pylak, 29668 Eiffel, Warren MI 48093 @ Lynn Pylak, 29660, Eiffel, Warren MI 48093 @ Lisa Pyle, 15731 13 Mile Rd, Fraser MI 48026 @ Bill Ragloggo, 45532 Chateau Thierry Dr, Macomb MI 48044 @ Arthur Ramsey, 8441 Brace, Detroit MI @ Dave Remkus, 11735 Plumbrook, Sterling @ Ralph Rodriguez, 9196 Lane, Detroit MI Hts MI 48312 48209 @ Jane Remkus, 11735 Plumbrook, Sterling @ David Roehrig, 20933 Hollywood, Harper Hts MI 48312 Woods MI 48225 @ Brian Renaud, 10098 Mortonview Dr, Taylor @ Deni Rome, 14301 Nadine, Oak Park MI MI 48180 48237 @ Stephanie Renisiti, 7780 Silver Pte. Dr, Fair @ Mary Ann Romero, 81350 Belle River, Haven MI 48023 Memphis MI 48041 @ Jennifer Rennaud, 23130 Pilgrim, Hazel @ Deborah Ronczenski, 17487 Common Rd, Park MI 48030 Roseville MI 48066 @ Mike Rhines, 1347 Grace, Rochester Hills @ Sheri Rosati, 8500 Westminster, Warren MI MI 48309 48089 @ Nick Richardson, 1206 W Marshall, @ Amy Rose, 120 Linden Ave, Royal Oak MI Ferndale MI 48220 48073 @ Jeff Richter, 15900 Kristin Lane, Riverview @ Judi Rosenzweig, 7222 Fairhill, Bloomfield MI 48192 Hills MI 48301 @ Stuart Riley, 530 E Marshall 1, Ferndale MI @ Melissa Rosenzweig, 7222 Fairhill, 48220 Bloomfield Twp MI 48301 @ Nicole Rindt, 28917 Barton, Garden City MI @ Galbretha M. Ross, 18420 Huntington Rd, 48135 Detroit MI 48219 @ Chris Ritulig, 32900 Lorraine, Warren MI @ Nancy J. Ross, 1725 W Saratoga, Ferndale 48093 MI 48220 @ Deborah Rivers, 19435 Morass, Detroit MI @ Dan Roth, 139 E Congress St, Caro MI 48224 48723 @ Shirley Roberts, 8219 Lonzei, Warren MI @ Adrienne Roy, 31261 Hoover, Warren MI 48089 48093 @ Rachel Robertson, 3020 Grindley Park, @ Melissa Rozek, 1201 Pembine, Novi MI Dearborn MI 48124 48377 @ Elizabeth Robinson, 2271 Hempstead, Troy @ Elizabeth Ruffair, 7551 Republic, Warren MI MI 48091 @ Kurt Robinson, 3020 Grindley Park, @ Jason Runyan, 100 Galleria, Southfield MI Dearborn MI 48124 48034 @ Casey Rodger, 35224 Horace, Garden City @ Michael A. Rush, 22703 Ridgeway, St. Clair MI 48135 Shores MI 48080 @ Donna Rodriguez, 9196 Lane, Detroit MI @ Scott Evan Russell, 2811 Woodelm Dr, 48209 Rochester Hills MI 48309-4322 @ Fred Ruzzo, Ph.D, 473 Peterboro #302, Detroit MI 48201 @ Michael Ryan, 25295 Kelly Rd, Roseville MI 48066 @ Michael Ryan, 810 Woodcross, Royal Oak MI 48067 @ Mardap Sadival, 23704 Barfield, Farmington Hills MI 48336 @ Steven E. Saelzler, 28355 Relda, Trenton MI 48183 @ Jim Salczynski, 14600 Piedmont, Detroit MI 48223 @ Dennis Salenoir, 18804 Poinciana, Redford MI 48240 @ Vito J. Salvagio, 37910 Durham Dr, Sterling Hts MI 48310 @ Kristin Sammons, 35030 Bobcean, Clinton Twp MI 48035-2302 @ Richard Sammons, 35030 Bobcean, Clinton Twp MI 48035 @ Melanie Sanders, 930 Kirts Blvd, Troy MI 48084 @ Jeremy Sandi, 7295 Campbell, RO MI 48067 @ Lori Sandler, 1621 W Forest Apt 5, Detroit MI 48208 @ Carlos Sankuza, 27104 Broadmoor, Warren MI 48093 @ Pete Santana, 104 Lane Leslie Lane Apt. 221, Waterford MI 48328 @ Jeanne Norman Sarna, 6585 Parkview, Troy @ William L. Sayre, 1003 Cedar Hill, Royal MI 48098-2243 Oak MI 48067 @ Sharon Sawa, 25195 Kelly Rd, Roseville MI @ Jeff Schaeferkemp, 1951 Chancery, Troy MI 48066 48098 @ Mark Sawasky, 1217 Griswold 3N, Detroit @ Roberta Sharp, 1428 Broadway #247, MI 48226 Detroit MI 48226 @ Craig Schenk, 21921 Vale, Oak Park MI MI 48195 48237 @ James Alan Shields, 12365 Longtin, @ Nancy L. Schewee, 2015 Browning, Southgate MI 48195 th Ferndale MI 48220 @ Jason E Shoneur, 5855 4 St, Detroit MI @ Joanna Schollenberger, 24676 North Elda 48202 Ct. #112A, Harrison Twp MI 48045 @ Matt Shugar, 1321 Orleans, Detroit MI @ George Schrowy, 221 Queensway, Canton 48207 MI 48184 @ Steve Siecirk, 15666 Craig Dr, Fraser MI @ Paula Schulte, 19154 Bearlerland, Detroit 48026 MI 48219 @ Adam Simon, 31534 Birchwood, Westland @ Emily Schultze, 30716 Firk Ave, Farmington MI 48186 Hills MI 48336 @ Carolyn Simon, 31534 Birchwood, Westland @ April Schmidt, 2618 Belle View Dr, Shelby MI 48186 Twp MI 48316-2929 @ Joey Simon, 31534 Birchwood, Westland MI @ Ethel Schwartz, 342 Shore Brook, Walled 48186 Lake MI 48390 @ Richard Simpson, PO Box 03071, Highland @ Chris Schweisthal, 351 N Squirrel #123, Park MI 48203 Auburn Hills MI 48309 @ Mary Sinder, 3516 Dolores, Warren MI @ Deanna Maher Scollen, 20461 Williamsburg 48091 Ct, Harper Woods MI 48225 @ John Sinutko, 2176 Oakwood Dr, Troy MI @ Peder Seglund, 2140 Brock, Keego Harbor 48098 MI 48320 @ Skott, 7051 Lakeview Blvd #1308, Westland @ Maurice Seidel, 3767 Edgemont, Troy MI MI 48185 48084-1420 @ Bart Skwarczynski, 29107 Orvylle, Warren @ Jo Serrapere, 1330 Hollywood, Dearborn MI MI 48092 48124 @ Kourtney Slack, 33606 Hillcrest, Farmington @ James Shaw, 59 Tanview, Oxford MI 48371 MI 48335 @ Tom Sheffield, 11083 Cadillac, Warren MI @ John Colburn Slick, 144 Fanard Park, 48081 Highland Park MI @ John Shell, 1755 W boston Blvd, Detroit MI @ April Smith, 17587 Woodingham, Detroit MI 48206 48224 @ Jennifer R. Shelton, 918 Courretta St., @ Don Smith, 803 Channing, Ferndale MI Warren MI 48091 48220 @ Klaus Sheppetat, 2377 Ardmore, Royal Oak @ Hugh Smith, 25195 Kelly Rd, Roseville MI MI 48073 48066 @ Irene C. Shields, 12365 Longtin, Southgate @ Jake Smith, 1692 Hanley Ct, Birmingham MI 48009 @ Janet Smith, 648 S Marias, Clawson MI 48017-1891 @ JoAnn L. Smith, 22145 Morton, Oak Park MI 48237 @ Mary Carleton Smith, 1692 Hanley Ct, Birmingham MI 48009 @ Millie Smith, 803 Channing, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Stephanie O. Smith, 21820 Shakespeare, Eastpointe MI 48021 @ Jamie Smither, 7051 Lakeview Blvd Apt 1306, Westland MI 48185 @ Stacey Snapp, 515 Stratford, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Dan Snitgen, 1820 Rochester Rd, Troy MI 48030 @ Mary Snow, 3261 Grant, Rochester Hills MI 48309 @ Allyson Socia, 29978 Deerfield, Chesterfield MI 48051 @ Alexander Sofreuth, 1500 Chateaufort Pl, Detroit MI 48207 @ Shira Solomon, WCU, 351 Mannogian, @ Julianne Spillman, 30715 Shiawassee, Detroit MI 48201 Farmington Hills MI 48336 @ Karen Soosik, 26536 Grant, St. Clair Shores @ Jaye Spir, 247 W 9 Mile, Ferndale MI 48220 MI 48081 @ Matt Stahl, 24816 Star Valley, St. Clair @ Stephanie E. Southardo, 3540 Bald Mt Rd, Shores MI 48080 Auburn Hills MI 48326 @ Tiffany Stanley, 239 Navajo Ave, Pontica MI @ Kenneth E. Spangler, 35380 Ridg, 48341 Richmond MI 48062 @ Deborah L. Stanton, 602 S Manitou, @ Edward L. Sparks, account manager, Coca- Clawson MI 48017 Cola Enterprises, 14824 Shenandoah, @ Eric Stanton, 3022 Braeburn Circle, Ann Riverview MI 48192 Arbor MI 48108 @ Danny Spaws, 2235 Moore Rd, Lincoln Park @ Derrick Steimel, 6190 Silverstone Dr, Troy MI 48146 MI 48098 @ Peter Stema, 67 W Mahan, Hazel Park MI @ Steven Szukielowicz, 30710 Sheridan, 48030 Garden City MI 48135 @ Tracie D. Steinnelz, 69489 Brookhill Dr, @ Linda Syzmanski, 53727 Huntington Dr, Romeo MI 48065 Shelby Twp MI 48316 @ Wade Stephenson, 13005 Georgiana, @ Sarah Szymanski, 537272 Huntington Dr, Warren MI 48082 Shelby Twp MI 48316 @ Christopher Sterwall, 1505 E Meyers, Hazel @ Ken Talbot, 319 N Wilson, Royal Oak MI Park MI 48030 48067 @ John A. Stiler, 9195 Deering, Livonia MI @ Paul Allen Tart, 1665 Silman, Ferndale MI 48150 48220 @ M. Stinnett, 70 Orchardale Dr., Rochester @ Francis Tashnick, 414 N. River, Ypsilanti MI Hills MI 48309 48198 @ Harold Stokes, 26345 W Seven Mile #226, @ Gale Taylor, 13717 Knox, Warren MI 48089 Redford MI 48240 @ Harold R. Taylor, 53591 Franklin, Shelby @ Cindy Storey, 42130 Trent Dr, Canton MI Twp MI 48316 48188 @ Frank Teevin, 31234 Sheridan, Garden City @ Don J. Storey, 1913 Leland Rd, Smith=s MI 48135 Creek MI 48074 @ Cherle Tennyson, PO Box 353, Washington @ Jan Street, 25815 Huron, Roseville MI MI 48094 48066 @ Jackie Terbrack, 640 Gargantua, Clawson, @ Peder Streglund, 2140 Brock, Keego Harbor MI 48017 MI 48320 @ Keith Thies, 28515 John Hank, Garden City @ Harold Strom, 12800 Southern, Dearborn MI MI 48135 48126 @ Joseph Michael Thomas, 51 W Palmer #5, @ Shirley Strom, 19137 Starlane, Southfield MI Detroit MI 48202 48075 @ Jennifer Thompson, 3590 Bacon, Berkley MI @ Marvin Surowitz, 116 Floral, Mt. Clemens MI 48072 48043 @ Jane M. Thompson, 285 W Breckenridge, @ Richard Sullen, 250 W 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale Ferndale MI 48220 MI 48220 @ Kevin Richard Thompson, 24836 Laetham, @ Roger L Summburger, 232 Vester, Ferndale Eastpointe MI 48021 MI 48220 @ Katherine E Sweet, 3045 Trowbridge, Hamtramck MI 48212 @ Cindy Syacsure, 2441 Emmons, Warren MI 48091 @ Mary Thompson, 16501 Bentler, Detroit MI 48089 48219 @ Scott Vinch @ Ray Thompson, 285 W. Breckenridge, @ Marian Volkman, 5145 Pontiac Trail, Ann Ferndale MI 48220 Arbor MI 48105 @ Marie E. Tompkins, 27128 Shagbark Lane, @ Victor R. Volkman, 5145 Pontiac Trail, Ann Southfield MI 48076 Arbor MI 48105 @ Vanessa R. Tompor, 11513 Kent, @ Janice Vumington, 118 S Campbell Rd, Washington MI 48094 Royal Oak MI 48067 @ Roby Topplin, 429 McAlpin Ave, Cinncinnati @ Tom Ward, 24712 Princeton, St. Clair OH 45220 Shores MI 48080 @ Michael Townsend, 2801 Trumbull, Detroit @ Derek Wagenschwanz, 64603 W 8 Mile Rd, MI 48216 S Lyon MI 48178 @ Scott Townsend, 36543 Bagdad, Sterling @ Christel Wagner, 15875 Dacosta, Detroit MI Hts MI 48312-3014 48223 @ Scott Trudeau, 336 1/2 S State St, Ann @ Kelly Walewski, 28121 Garfield, Roseville Arbor MI 48104 MI 48066 @ Martha Tuescher, 10024 LaSalle, @ Kevin Walewski, 28121 Garfield, Roseville Huntington Woods MI 48070 MI 48066 @ Harvey Tulcet, 19502 Mark Twain, Detroit MI @ Stacy Lynn Walker, 2206 Sprague, Royal 48225 Oak MI 48067 @ Norman Tulley, 16818 Coyle, Detroit MI @ Donald G. Wall, 2550 Greenfield Rd, 48235 Berkley MI 48072 @ Cheri L. Tyus, 36468 Farmbrook Dr, Clinton @ Lora L. Walsh, 2310 W 14 Mile Rd Apt. 20, Twp MI 48035 Royal Oak MI 48307 @ Lisa Urbanski, 8441 Fisher, Warren MI @ Ronald Walsh, 2206 Sprague, RO MI 48067 48089 @ Traci Walton, 1226 W Marshall, Ferndale MI @ Jennifer M. Valentine, 29097 Lorraine, 48220 Warren MI 48093 @ Jean Ward, 3755 Dartmouth Rd, Oxford MI @ Diane Valko, 923 Millard Ave, Royal Oak MI 48371 48073 @ Shawn Warick @ Janelle Vermiglio, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Elizabeth A. Warner, 25195 Kelly Rd, @ Sarah Ves, 118 S Campbell, Royal Oak MI Roseville MI 48066 48067 @ Molly Marilyn Warren, 930 Goddard Rd. Apt @ Dale Vigliarolo, 664 Laprarie, Ferndale MI 51, Lincoln Park MI 48146 48220 @ Brian L. Warrens, 22019 Dale, Trenton MI @ Leo Vikanski, 8441 Fisher, Warren MI 48183 @ Kim Wasik, 22909 Marine, St. Clair Shores MI 48080 @ Kenneth J. Wasiklowski, 37600 Palma, New Boston MI 48164 @ Peter Wochnowski, 2317 Ardmore, Royal Oak MI 48073 @ Phylicia Watson, 29097 Warren, Warren MI 48097 @ Dorothy Weber, 7551 Republic, Warren MI 48091 @ Tom Wedsti, 1707 Gardenia #6, Royal Oak MI 48067 @ E Darcell Wellburn, 1853 Catalpa, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Patch M. Welty, 26500 Reeck Rd, Woodhaven MI 48183 @ Daniel Wentworth, 51000 Mott Rd #181, Canton MI 48188 @ Kerry Wharfield, Taylor MI 48180 @ Eric Wheeler, 23465 Republic, Oak Park MI 48237 @ Florence White, 6835 Lozier, Warren MI 48091 @ Laurie White, 1115 Maple, Plymouth MI 48220 48170 @ Joan Willin, 1615 W Marshall, Ferndale MI @ Yvonne White, 6824 Lozier, Warren MI 48220 48091 @ Theodore Craig Steven Williams, 5203 @ Michael Whitty, 165 Baldwin Rd, Argyle, Dearborn MI 48126 Birmingham MI 48009 @ Aaron Wilson, 37729 Oakview Lane, @ Jason Wichell, 1729 Sycamore, Royal Oak Westland MI 48185 MI 48073 @ Dave Wilson, 29982 Kilneish, Farmington MI @ Pamela Wildman, 10015 Whipple Tree 48334 Lane, Clarkston MI 48348 @ Lisa Wilson, 95101 Remus Rd, Mt Pleasant @ Julie A. Wilks, 8317 Bolyat St., Detroit MI MI 48850 48234 @ Lisa Wilson, 1211 Ford, Warren MI 48089 @ Deborah Williamson, 578 Allen, Ferndale MI @ Scott A. Wilson, 11211 Ford, Warren MI 48089 @ Bridgett Zelasko, 19990 Kingsville, Detroit @ Stephanie Wilson, 31240 Lund, Warren MI MI 48225 48093 @ Al Zerba, 25195 Holly, Roseville MI 48066 @ Gary Alan Wind, 16724 Plainview, Detroit MI @ Chris Zielinski, 755 St. Louis, Ferndale MI 48219 48220 @ Rose Wing, 40428 Aynesly, Clinton Twp MI @ Mike Zielinski, 407 Tulip Ave Apt 302, 48038 Takoma Pk MD 20912 @ Salman Wisely Jr., 25195 Kelly Rd, @ Martha T. Zingo, 629 Laprarie, Ferndale MI Roseville MI 48021 48220 @ Tom Wirttle, 8508 Republic, Warren MI @ Keith Ziobron, 15501 Woodring, Livonia MI 48089 48154 @ Michael Wohlgemuth, 20738 Danbury, @ Ann Marie Znamer, 30597 S Gibraltar, Clinton Twp MI 48035 Gibraltar MI 48173 @ Nicholas Wolf, 27708 Larry, Roseville MI @ Kristopher Zylenski 48066 @ Utterly Unintelligible, 3244 Inman, Ferndale @ Victor Wooddell, 5221 Gullen Mall, STE Box MI 48220 384, Detroit MI 48202 @ Utterly Unintelligible, 16119 Archdale, @ Matt Woods, 27360 Gratiot, Roseville MI Detroit MI 48235 48066 @ Utterly Unintelligible, 28307 W Glen Haven @ Emma Jean Woodyard, DCAC, Director, Cr., Northville MI 48167 1030 S Highland, Dearborn MI 48124 @ Utterly Unintelligible, 3321 Stolzenfeld, @ Mark Woolfie, 681 W Canfield, Detroit MI Warren MI 48091 48201 @ Utterly Unintelligible, 25981 Briartowne Blvd, @ Tim Wrobel Jr., 130 Hubbard, Garden City Chesterfield Twp MI 48051 MI 48135 @ Utterly Unintelligible, 6596 Colonial, @ John D. Wyson III, 1041 E Forest Ave, Dearborn Hts MI 48127 Ypsilanti MI 48198 @ Utterly Unintelligible, 24055 Bill, Farmington @ Mamadou Yabuku II, 15400 Iliad, Detroit MI Hills MI 48335 48223 @ Utterly Unintelligible, Berkley MI 48072 @ Jonathan Y. Yoder, 63 Redriver, Grosse Pte @ Utterly Unintelligible, 590 E Lewiston Apt. Farms MI 48235 103, Ferndale MI 48220 @ Marilyn C. Yonick, 30014 Gladys, Westland MI 48185 @ Tony Young, 2151 Alanson St., Westland MI 48186-4674 @ Kenneth Yourist, 14851 Penrod, Detroit MI 48223 Michigan State Legislators on record in support of LPFM (co-sponsoring resolutions, voting for discharge motions, endorsing FCC Comments, endorsing colleague letters, etc.)

@ Congressman David Bonior @ Senator John Schwarz MD

@ Congressman John Conyers @ Senator AW Smith

@ Congressman John Dingell @ Senator VC Smith

@ Congresswoman Lynn Rivers @ Senator Joe Young Jr.

@ Senator John Cherry @ Representative Laura Baird

@ Senator Ken DeBeaussaert @ Representative Raymond Basham

@ Senator Chris Dingell @ Representative Patricia Birkholz

@ Senator Mat Dunaskiss @ Representative Rose Bogardus

@ Senator Bob Emerson @ Representative Doug Bovin

@ Senator Joanne Emmons @ Representative Liz Brater

@ Senator Beverly Hammerstrom @ Representative Lingg Brewer

@ Senator Phil Hoffman @ Representative William Callahan

@ Senator Shirley Johnson @ Representative Deborah Cherry

@ Senator Burton Leland @ Representative Hansen Clarke

@ Senator Raymond Murphy @ Representative Ken Daniels

@ Senator Walter H. North @ Representative Eileen DeHart

@ Senator Gary C. Peters @ Representative Gene DeRossett @ Representative Julie Dennis

@ Representative Jennifer Faunce

@ Representative Belda Garza

@ Representative Paul Gieleghem

@ Representative Patricia Godchaux @ Representative Lynne Martinez

@ Representative Robert M. Gosselin @ Representative John Pappageorge

@ Representative Lauren Hager @ Representative John Perricone

@ Representative Derrick Hale @ Representative Hubert Price

@ Representative Michael Hanley @ Representative Michael Prusi

@ Representative John Hansen @ Representative Nancy Quarles

@ Representative Artina Hardman @ Representative Andrew Raczkowski

@ Representative Gilda Jacobs @ Representative Andrew Richner

@ Representative Ron Jelinek @ Representative Vera Rison

@ Representative Thomas Kelly @ Representative Joseph Rivet

@ Representative Kwame Kilpatrick @ Representative Alan Sanborn

@ Representative Mike Kowall @ Representative Martha Scott

@ Representative Janet Kukuk @ Representative Mark Schauer

@ Representative Edward LaForge @ Representative Gloria Schermesser

@ Representative LaMarr Lemons @ Representative Judith Scranton

@ Representative George Mans @ Representative Dale Sheltrown @ Representative Keith Stallworth

@ Representative Michael Switalski

@ Representative Paul Tesanovich

@ Representative Samuel Buzz Thomas

III

@ Representative Laura M Toy

@ Representative Ed Vaughn

@ Representative Joanne Voorhees

@ Representative Paul Wojno

@ Representative Dave Woodward

@ Representative Gary Woronchak

City Council Resolutions

1-29-99 change, other factors such as increased Detroit consolidation within the radio broadcast A Resolution to Urge the Federal market has contributed to a significant Communications Commission (F.C.C.) to reduction in the number of community Restore Approval for Low Power FM Radio responsive radio services; and Broadcasting WHEREAS, Nationally, a grassroots By Council Member Mahaffey movement has emerged for the purpose of WHEREAS, in 1978, the Federal advocating F.C.C. reinstatement of licensing Communications Commission (F.C.C.) ended of low power radio stations. Their efforts its licensing of low power radio stations have resulted in a formal rule-making petition (Class D broadcasting licenses to stations of before the F.C.C., RM-9242, that would less than 100 watts) reducing overall the create opportunities for the return of locally number of locally-based radio stations in owned and responsive FM radio stations for service to local communities. Since that rule communities; and WHEREAS, Re-legalization of low power needs of local communities. These radio stations would serve to increase local operations, which used less than 100 watts media presence and ownership, promote of power, were licensed as Class D FM small business development and broadcast stations; and entrepreneurship, increase community choice In 1978, the Federal Communications and allow for communication services that Commission made a policy decision to stop are responsive to the needs of local licensing low power radio stations. This communities; decision was based on concerns that low NOW THEREFORE BE IT power radio stations were a hindrance to the RESOLVED, The Detroit City Council urges orderly development of FM radio and a the Federal Communications Commission to potential impediment to the efficient restore approval for low power FM radio operation of facilities serving greater broadcasting. The Detroit City Council joins numbers of people; and the Michigan Senate (SR234), the Michigan In recent years, the rate of consolidation in House of Representatives (HR379) and the the radio broadcast market has increased. As many grassroots organizations in seeking a result, far fewer locally based radio stations F.C.C. adoption of petition FM-9242 to have programming that serves their restore low power FM radio broadcasting; communities. These concerns have prompted BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That copies of many people to promote a change in FCC this resolution be sent to the Federal policies. A petition of rule-making, which Communications Commission, the entire proposes the reestablishment of low power Michigan Congressional Delegation and the FM broadcast services, is currently under City=s lobbyist, Nancy Barbour. consideration; and Adopted as follows: Allowing low power FM radio to return to the Yeas Β Council Members Cleveland, K. airwaves will achieve several worthwhile Cockrel Jr., S. Cockrel, Everett, Hood, goals in communications options open to Mahaffey, Scott, Tinsley-Williams, and people in our country. These community President Hill Β 9. radio services will increase the local Nays Β None. presence in the media, increase diversity of ownership, provide more choices to the 1-25-99 public, offer new opportunities in business, Ferndale and promote communications that better reflect the character and needs of our Resolution communities. Moved by Councilman Porter, seconded by NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that Councilwoman Kulick, to adopt the following we, Ferndale=s elected officials, encourage resolution: the Federal Communications Commission to For many years, low power radio stations restore approval for low power FM radio filled a unique niche in the communications broadcasting. 3-2-99 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of Hamtramck this Resolution be transmitted to the Federal Resolution In Support Of Community Radio Communications Commission. WHEREAS, "community radio" allows for a AYES: Council Members Porter, Paczkowski, small geographic area, such as Hamtramck, Warshay, Kulick; Mayor Goedert. to have its own voices on the air, including NAYS: None. community-related discussions and locally Motion carried. produced music; and I, Lee Ann O=Connor, Clerk of the City of WHEREAS, community radio has been illegal Ferndale, do hereby certify that the foregoing since the 1970s; and is a true and compared copy of a Resolution WHEREAS, starting and operating a duly made and passed by the Ferndale City modern-day radio station is prohibitively Council at a meeting held January 25, 1999. expensive (hundreds of thousands of dollars) Lee Ann O=Connor, City Clerk for an individual or small business; however, the technology exists where a small radio 2-4-99 station can be started and operated for only a Hazel Park few thousand dollars; and Michigan Music is World Class Campaign WHEREAS, hundreds of community radio On behalf of our Hazel Park Citizens, the station have been operating over the past Mayor and Council of the City of Hazel Park several years to support local musicians and are in favor of the F.C.C. to re-legalize com- local talent; and munity radio and we support the adoption of WHEREAS, the Federal Communications RM-9242. Commission is currently in the process of We believe it can improve access to our accepting public input on the re-legalization airwaves for all local residents without of community radio, Mass Media Bureau's interfering with existing service. Radio is the Docket No. MM99-25; and most suitable of any media outlet to provide WHEREAS, MM99-25 will not interfere with community access. It is relatively inexpensive existing broadcasters, nor even reserve a to produce and is well-suited to cover portion of the broadcast spectrum for community issues and local music. community service, but will simply allow We support this petition and believe we owe community groups and business owners to the public some access to the airwaves they apply for broadcast licenses, a right currently own. We hope the F.C.C. will consider RM- enjoyed by only the most wealthy and 9242 favorable. powerful groups in our society; and Yours truly, WHEREAS, the Michigan Music is World Ben Colley, Mayor Class campaign is actively involved in Hazel Park creating an awareness of the great music being produced in our state; and WHEREAS, it is the Campaign's belief that Resolution in Support of New Licenses for community radio will be a boon to local Low Power FM Community Radio economies, including the local music WHEREAS, the City of Ann Arbor is industry, by creating a demand for locally committed to the principles of free speech produced music that will benefit musicians, guaranteed in the First Amendment to the artists, manufacturers, record stores, music United States Constitution; and stores, and recording studios; and WHEREAS, citizens of our community hold WHEREAS, the Michigan Music is World the broadcast airwaves to be public property Class campaign recently gathered 3,000 and a public trust; and letters in support of HR379 and SR234, WHEREAS, the Federal Communications resolutions in the Michigan House and Commission (FCC) has not made affordable, Senate in favor of community radio; and Low Power (<100 watts) FM broadcast WHEREAS, the Michigan Music is World frequencies available for community use Class campaign is asking cities and the State since 1978 when regulatory changes of Michigan to urge the FCC to re-legalize eliminated Class D FM licenses for less than community radio via non-binding Council 100 watts of power; and resolutions; and WHEREAS, the passage of the WHEREAS, the cities of Detroit, Ferndale, Telecommunications Act of 1996 has led to and Hazel Park have already passed an unprecedented consolidation of broadcast non-binding, City Council resolutions industry ownership, and a marked decrease supporting the adoption by the Federal in both local and minority ownership of radio Communications Commission of MM99-25; stations and origination of programming; and NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that WHEREAS, the rights of free speech and a the Common Council of the City of free press are threatened when access to Hamtramck go on record in support of communications media is concentrated in the community radio and urge the Federal hands of the few; and Communications Commission to adopt WHEREAS, the Ann Arbor community has MM99-25; and already demonstrated its commitment to local BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of access through its long-term and enthusiastic this resolution be sent to the Federal support for the local community access Communications Commission, to the television, Community Television Network, Honorable Representative Carolyn and its local low power radio station, WCBN; Cheeks-Kilpatrick, and to the Michigan Music and is World Class Campaign. WHEREAS, the FCC is now hearing public Adopted unanimously. comment on a proposal to once again offer simple, affordable, commercial and 3-3-99 non-commercial Low Power FM broadcast Ann Arbor licenses(FCC's MM Docket No. 95-25); and WHEREAS, commercial and non commercial radio stations operating under such a license could provide a community voice to individuals, musicians, artist, writers, activists, students, and points of view which are presently economically barred from access to their own abovementioned airwaves; and WHEREAS, issuance of said licenses would constitute a net benefit to the social, cultural, and political life of Ann Arbor and its citizens, and to communities across the state of Michigan and the U.S.; Therefore be it Resolved, that the City of Ann Arbor supports the concept of Low Power radio stations, and urges the FCC to fulfill its mandate as guardian of a public resource, and to enact a licensing regulation to grant affordable, simple, commercial and non-commercial broadcast licenses to citizens of this and other communities in this country; And be it Further Resolved, that the City of Submitted by Council Members Daley and Ann Arbor supports the efforts of those who Kolb March 1, 1999" endeavor to advocate such regulatory Adopted March 3, 1999. change, and to enrich the life of our diverse community through legally establishing 3-29-99 commercial and non-commercial pub- Howell lic-access radio outlet; Resolution No. 99-07 And be it Finally Resolved, that copies of this WHEREAS, the Federal Communications resolution shall be sent to FCC Chairman Commission (hereinafter referred to as William Kennard, to Michigan Senators ΑFCC≅) stopped issuing new Class D Spencer Abraham and Carl Levin, broadcasting licenses, which licenses were Congresswoman Lynn Rivers, and to Ann for operations with use of 100 watts of power Arbor's representatives in Lansing, with the or less on FM bands; request that they support the FCC's proposal WHEREAS, the ban on the issuance of Class to reintroduce Low Power FM radio broad- D broadcasting licenses has been in force casting to our country. and effect over the term of the last 20 years, in part to prevent the orderly development of Supported: Holmes FM radio and potential difficulties to the RESOLVED, that the Council hereby support efficient operation of those FM stations the re-legalization of community radio and serving a greater number of people and with urge the F.C.C. to allow Class D licensing, as a considerably higher wattage; requested by Michael Landon, representing WHEREAS, the concerns that were set out the Michigan Music is World Class by the FCC in the past have not developed Campaign, 2212 Philomene, Lincoln Park MI and as a result, a change in FCC policies has 48146 been requested by virtue of a movement to re-institute Class D licenses and /or 4-20-99 community radio, otherwise known as low Wyandotte power FM radio service; By Council-member Sam A. Palamara WHEREAS, the Howell City Council believes RESOLVED by the City Council that that the re-institution of low power FM radio WHEREAS, the FCC is receiving public service will be, in fact, a worthwhile public comments concerning a proposal to service providing diversity of ownership, reestablish low power broadcast services; public choice, business promotion and and communications reflecting the needs and WHEREAS, allowing low power FM radio to character of the community both in and return to the airwaves will promote surrounding the City of Howell. communications that better reflect the NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that character needs of the local communities. the Howell City Council requests and NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT encourages the FCC to restore approval for the City of Wyandotte encourages the FCC low power FM radio service and/or to restore approval of low power FM radio broadcasting pursuant to the current petition broadcasting. otherwise known as RM-9242, as amended BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT copies through the rule-making process. of this resolution be transmitted to the IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that copes of Federal Communications Commission this Resolution shall be transmitted Motion unanimously carried. immediately by the City Clerk to the FCC. Resolution declared adopted. th Resolution passed this 29 Day of March, Johnny A Kolokowski 1999 Sam A Palamara Paul F. Rogers, Mayor Mark A Paryaski Rebecca J. Ruttan, Clerk Martin J Shimkus Patrick J Sutka 4-14-99 Christine Swiecki-Niewiarowski Southgate Moved: Underwood 4-21-99 Ecorse WHEREAS, Re-legalization of low power Resolution No. 121.99 radio stations would serve to increase local Moved by Councilman Hellar media presence and ownership, promote Supported by Councilman Worthy small business development and broadcast RESOLVED, That the Mayor and Council of entrepreneurship, increase community choice the City of Ecorse urges the F.C.C. to re- and allow for communication services that legalize community radio. are responsive to the needs of local BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of communities; this resolution be forwarded to the F.C.C., NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that 1919 M Street NW, Washington DC 20554 the Trenton City Council urges the Federal Yeas: Councilmen Banks, Dalton, Worthy, Communications Commission to restore Hellar, Moon approval for low power FM radio Nays: None. broadcasting. The Trenton City Council joins Excused: None. the Michigan Senate (SR234), the Michigan House of Representatives (HR379) and the 5-3-99 many grassroots organizations in seeking Trenton F.C.C. adoption of petition RM-9242 to restore low power FM radio broadcasting. WHEREAS, in 1978, the Federal BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of Communications Commission (F.C.C.) ended this resolution be sent to the Federal its licensing of low power radio stations Communications Commission. (Class D broadcasting licenses to stations of ADOPTED, APPROVED AND PASSED by less than 100 watts) reducing overall the the City Council of the City of Trenton this 3rd number of locally-based radio stations in Day of May, 1999 service to local communities. Since that rule Wayne G. Bieloff, Mayor change, other factors such as increased Kyle F. Stack, City Clerk consolidation within the radio broadcast market has contributed to a significant 5-5-99 reduction in the number of community Taylor responsive radio services; and WHEREAS, Nationally, a grassroots Resolution No. 5.450-99 movement has emerged for the purpose of Motion by; Geiss advocating F.C.C. reinstatement of licensing Supported by; Chorkaluk of low power radio stations. Those efforts WHEREAS; The F.C.C. is receiving public have resulted in a formal rule-making petition comments concerning a proposal to re- before the F.C.C., RM-9242, that would establish low power broadcast services; and create opportunities for the return of locally WHEREAS; Allowing low power FM radio to owned and responsive FM radio stations for return to the airwaves will promote communities; and communications that better reflect the character needs of the local communities; WHEREAS, the Mount Clemens City and Commission believes that the re-institution of NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED; The low power FM radio service will be, in fact, a City of Taylor encourages the FCC to restore worthwhile public service providing diversity approval of low power FM radio broadcasting; of ownership, public choice, business and promotion and communications reflecting the BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED; That copies of needs and character of the community both this resolution be transmitted to the Federal in and surrounding the City of Mount Communications Commission. Clemens. Ayes: Molner, McDermott, Ettore, Geiss, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Chorkaluk, Rilley this Resolution, having been adopted by the Nays: none Mount Clemens City Commission on Monday, Absent: Bzura May 17, 1999, be made a permanent part of Unanimously adopted the records of the City of Mount Clemens and that copies of this Resolution shall be 5-17-99 transmitted immediately by the City Clerk to Mt. Clemens the F.C.C. WHEREAS, the Federal Communications Adopted: May 17, 1999 Commission (hereinafter referred to as Quinnie E. Cody, Mayor of Mount Clemens ΑF.C.C.≅), stopped issuing new Class D broadcasting licenses, which licenses were 5-19-99 for operations with use of 100 watts of power Melvindale or less on FM bands; Resolution 99-05-210 WHEREAS, the ban on the issuance of Class Moved by Luzod D broadcasting licenses has been in force Supported by Stuart and effect over the term of the last 20 years, WHEREAS, the FCC is receiving public in part to prevent the orderly development of comments concerning a proposal to re- FM radio and potential difficulties to the establish low power broadcast services; and efficient operation of those FM stations WHEREAS, allowing low power FM radio to serving a greater number of people and with return to the airwaves will promote a considerably higher wattage; communications that better reflect the WHEREAS, the concerns that were set out character needs of the local communities. by the F.C.C. in the past have not developed NOW THEREFOR BE IT RESOLVED, that and as a result, a change in F.C.C. policies the City of Melvindale encourages the FCC to has been requested by virtue of a movement restore approval of low power FM radio to re-institute Class D licenses and/or broadcasting, provided that no federal rules community radio, otherwise known as low adopted in connection herewith attempt to power FM radio service; preempt local regulations thereof. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of the City of Marysville urges the Federal this resolution be transmitted to the Federal Communications Commission to restore Communications Commission. approval for low power FM radio Passed unanimously. broadcasting. The City of Marysville joins the Michigan Senate (SR234), the Michigan 5-24-99 House of Representatives (HR379) and the Marysville many grassroots organizations in seeking Resolution in Support of Community Radio F.C.C. adoption of petition RM-9242 to WHEREAS, In 1978, the Federal Com- restore low power FM radio broadcasting. munications Commission (F.C.C.), ended its BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of licensing of low power radio stations (Class D this resolution be sent to the Federal broadcasting licenses to stations of less than Communications Commission. 100 watts), reducing overall the number of Resolution declared adopted. locally based radio stations in service to local Sharon L. Schess, City Clerk, CMC communities. Since that rule change, other factors such as increased consolidation 6-1-99 within the radio broadcast market have Lincoln Park contributed to a significant reduction in the Resolution #99-273 number of community responsive radio Moved by: Mayor Sall services; and Supported by: The Full Council WHEREAS, Nationally, a grassroots WHEREAS, the FCC is receiving public movement has emerged for the purpose of comments concerning a proposal to advocating F.C.C. reinstatement of low reestablish low power broadcast services; power radio stations. Their efforts have and resulted in a formal rule-making petition WHEREAS, allowing for low power FM radio before the F.C.C., RM-9242, that would to return to the airwaves will promote create opportunities for the return of locally communications that better reflect the owned and responsive FM radio stations for character needs of the local communities, communities; and NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that WHEREAS, Re-legalization of low power the City of Lincoln Park encourages the FCC radio stations would serve to increase local to restore approval of low power FM radio media presence and ownership, promote broadcasting. small business development and broadcast BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of entrepreneurship; increase community choice this resolution be transmitted to the Federal and allow for communication services that Communications Commission, Congressman are responsive to the needs of local John Dingell, Senator Carl Levin and Senator communities. Spencer Abraham. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Motion unanimously carried. its licensing of low power radio stations 6-7-99 (Class D broadcasting licenses to stations of Farmington less than 100 watts) reducing overall the number of locally-based radio stations in Resolution No. 06-99-158 service to local communities. Since that rule Motion by McShane, seconded by Hartsock, change, other factors such as increased to adopt the following resolution: consolidation within the radio broadcast WHEREAS, in 1978 the Federal market has contributed to a significant Communications Commission stopped reduction in the number of community licensing low power radio stations. responsive radio services; and WHEREAS, a national movement has WHEREAS, Nationally a grassroots emerged for these low power radio stations movement has emerged for the purpose of and, as a result, Petition RM 9242 is currently advocating F.C.C. reinstatement of licensing pending before the F.C.C. of low power radio stations. Their efforts IT IS THEREFORE RESOLVED BY THE have resulted in a formal rule-making petition CITY OF FARMINGTON that the Farmington before the F.C.C., RM-9242, that would City Council urges the F.C.C. to restore and create opportunities for the return of locally approve low power FM radio broadcasting, owned and responsive FM radio stations for and joins the Michigan Senate (SR234) and communities; and the Michigan House of Representatives WHEREAS, Re-legalization of low power (HR379) in this request. radio stations would serve to increase local Motion carried unanimously. media presence and ownership, promote small business development and broadcast 6-2-99 entrepreneurship, increase community choice Washington Twp. and allow for communications services that Resolution to urge the Federal are responsive to the needs of local Communications Commission (F.C.C.) to communities; restore approval for low power FM radio NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That broadcasting. Washington Township urges the Federal Present: Gary R Kirsh, Supervisor, R J Communications Commission to restore Brainard, Clerk, Linda A Verellen, Treasurer, approval for low power FM radio Fred Blonde, Jack Dorrough, Michael broadcasting. The Washington Township Murphy, Barry Sutherland, Trustees Board joins the Michigan Senate (SR234), Absent: none the Michigan House of Representatives The following preamble and resolution was (HR379) and the many grassroots offered by Member Verellen and supported organizations in seeking F.C.C. adoption of by Member Kirsh: petition RM-9242 to restore low power FM WHEREAS, in 1978 the Federal radio broadcasting. Communications Commission (F.C.C.) ended BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a copy of petition RM-9242. this resolution be sent to the Federal BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of Communications Commission. this resolution be sent to the Federal Ayes: Members Verellen, Kirsh, Blonde, Communications Commission, Federal and Murphy, Sutherland, Dorrough and Brainard. State Congressional legislators. Nays: Members: none. Motion carried by the following vote: Resolution declared adopted. Yes: Chylinski, Dansbury, Dickinson, Farher, Granger, Novitke, Steiner 6-23-99 No: None Grosse Pte. Woods Absent: None. Certified Resolution Motion by Granger, supported by Dickinson, 6-16-99 that the City Council concur with the Shelby Twp. recommendation of the Committee-of-the- Motion by Kowal, supported by Parker, to whole and in the excerpt of minutes dated acknowledge support of the Michigan Music June 14, 1999, regarding local community is World Class Campaign urging the adoption radio and that the following resolution be of the pending plan to re-legalize community adopted: radio. WHEREAS, in 1978, the Federal Motion carried. Communications Commission (FCC) ended its licensing of low power radio stations 7-13-99 (Class C broadcasting licenses to stations to Allen Park less than 100 watts) reducing overall the Motion by Rossman number of locally-based radio stations in Supported by Babbage service to local communities; Resolved, the request to endorse public radio WHEREAS, re-legalization of low power be approved with limitations as to antenna radio stations would serve to increase local placement within the Cith of Allen Park media presence and ownership, promote Motion adapted, with Babbage casting a nay small business development and broadcast vote. entrepreneurship, increase community choice and allow for communication services that 7-7-99 are responsive to the needs of local Livonia communities; A Resolution To Support Reinstatement of NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Licensing For Low Power FM Radio Stations the City of Grosse Pte. Woods, Michigan, #461-99 urges the Federal Communication WHEREAS, in 1978, the Federal Commission to restore approval for low Communications Commission (FCC) ended power FM radio broadcasting by adopting its licensing of low power (less than 100 guaranteed in the First Amendment to the watts) radio stations, thereby reducing the United States Constitution; and number of locally-based stations; WHEREAS, the Federal Communications WHEREAS, nationally, a movement has Commission (FCC) has not made affordable, emerged to advocate the reinstatement of Low Power (less than 100 watts) FM low power, lower cost FM radio stations; this broadcast frequencies available for movement has resulted in a formal rule- community use since 1978 when regulatory making petition before the FCC, known as changes eliminated Class D FM licenses for RM-9242; less than 100 watts of power; and WHEREAS, at the state level, the Michigan WHEREAS, the passing of the Senate has introduced Senate Resolution Telecommunications Act of 1996 has led to 234 (SR234) and the House of an unprecedented consolidation of broadcast Representatives has introduced House industry ownership and a marked decrease in Resolution 379 (HR379) which support the both local and minority ownership of radio adoption of RM-9242 to create a new service stations and originations of programming; of small, locally-owned FM stations; and NOW THEREFOR BE IT RESOLVED, that WHEREAS, the rights of free speech and a the Livonia City Council urges the FCC to free press are threatened when access to restore approval for low power FM radio communication media is concentrated in the broadcastings; hand of the few; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of WHEREAS, the FCC is now hearing public this resolution be sent to Governor Engler, comment on a proposal to offer simple, State Senator Thaddeus McCotter, State affordable, commercial and non-commercial Representative Laura Toy and State Low Power FM broadcast licenses (FCC=s Representative Gerald Law. MM Docket No. 99-25); and Ayes: Walsh, Vandersloot, Pastor, Duggan, WHEREAS, commercial and non-commercial Laura, Brosnan, Angebretson radio stations operating under such a license Nays: None. could provide a community voice to The President the resolution adopted. individuals, musicians, artists, writers, Joan McCotter, City Clerk activists, students and points of view which are presently economically barred from 7-7-99 access to their own above-mentioned Washtenaw County airwaves; and A Resolution in Support of Low Power FM WHEREAS, issuance of said licenses would Radio Services and/or Broadcasting constitute a net benefit to the social, cultural Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners and political life of Washtenaw County and WHEREAS, the County of Washtenaw is its citizens; and committed to the principles of free speech WHEREAS, Washtenaw County is committed to enhancing public awareness of Low Power FM (LPFM) radio service which current events and issues by advocating for will benefit the City of Dearborn by allowing the creation of low power FM radio stations in government and organizations of limited Washtenaw County financial means to add their voices to the NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that existing mix of political, social and the Washtenaw County Board of entertainment programming, and Commissioners hereby supports the concept WHEREAS: LPFM would create of low power radio stations and urges the opportunities for new radio broadcast FCC to fulfill its mandate as guardian of a ownership, promote diversity in programming, public resource and to enact a licensing provide for community oriented services, and regulation to grant affordable, simple, WHEREAS: Nationally, a grassroots commercial and non-commercial broadcast movement has emerged for the purpose of licenses to its citizens. advocating FCC reinstatement of licensing of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board LPFM radio stations. Their efforts have of Commissioners directs the County Clerk to resulted in a formal rule-making, RM-9242, forward copies of this resolution to the that would create opportunities for the return representatives of Washtenaw County and of locally owned and responsive FM radio the Michigan Association of Counties. stations for communities; Now therefore be it RESOLVED: That the City of Dearborn urges 7-19-99 the FCC to restore apporval for LPFM radio Royal Oak broadcasting by adopting RM-9242; Be it The following resolution was adopted: further BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Royal Oak RESOLVED: That copies of this resolution be urges the Federal Communications sent to the FCC; Be it further Commission to restore approval for low RESOLVED: That this resolution be given power FM radio broadcasting. immediate effect. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of The resolution was unanimously adopted. this resolution should be sent to the Federal Communications Commission. 7-21-99 Mary Haverly, City Clerk Bruce Twp. Resolution to urge the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to 7-20-99 restore approval for low power FM radio Dearborn broadcasting. Present: Gary Schocke, Supervisor, Karol Resolution No. 7-565-99 Regius, Clerk, Deborah Obrecht, Treasurer, By Olkowski, supported by Polidori Brian Palmer and Mark Falker, Trustees WHEREAS: The Federal Communications The following preamble and resolution was Commission (FCC) has proposed additional offered by Treasurer Obrecht and seconded FCC adoption of petition RM-9242 to restore by Trustee Palmer: low power FM radio broadcasting. WHEREAS, in 1978 the FCC ended its BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of licensing of low power radio stations (Class D this resolution be sent to the Federal broadcasting licenses to stations of less than Communications Commission. Resolution 100 watts) reducing overall the number of declared adopted. locally-based radio stations in service to local communities. Since that rule change, other 7-26-99 factors such as increased consolidations Waterford Twp. within the radio broadcast market has Resolution Supporting Restoration of Low contributed to a significant reduction in the Power FM Radio Broadcasting number of community responsive radio WHEREAS, The Federal Communications services; and Commission (FCC) is receiving public WHEREAS, nationally a grassroots comments concerning a proposal to re- movement has emerged for the purpose of establish low power broadcasting services; advocating FCC reinstatement of licensing of and low power radio stations. Their efforts have WHEREAS, allowing low power FM radio to resulted in a formal rule-making petition return to the airwaves will promote before the FCC, REM-9242, that would communications that better reflect the create opportunities for the return of locally- character needs to local communities, owned and responsive FM radio stations for NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that communities; and the Charter Township of Waterford WHEREAS, re-legalization of low power encourages the F.C.C. to restore approval of radio stations would serve to increase local low power FM radio broadcasting, and media presence and ownership, promote BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of small business development, and broadcast this resolution be transmitted to the Federal entrepreneurship; increase community choice Communications Commission. and allow for communication services that are responsive to the needs of local 8-5-99 communities. Wayne County NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that WHEREAS, the County of Wayne is the Township of Bruce urges the Federal committed to the principles of free speech Communications Commission to restore guaranteed in the First Amendment to the approval for low power FM radio United Stated Constitution and the citizens of broadcasting. The Township of Bruce joins Wayne County hold the broadcast airwaves the Michigan Senate (SR234), the Michigan to be public property and a public trust; and House of Representatives (HR379) and the WHEREAS, for many years, low power many grassroots organizations in seeking stations (Class D broadcasting FM stations of less than 100 watts) filled a unique niche in WHEREAS, the re-legalization of low power the communications needs of local radio stations would serve to increase local communities and their citizenry; and media presence and ownership, promote WHEREAS, in 1978, the Federal small business development and broadcast Communications Commission (FCC) ended entrepreneurship, increase community choice its policy of licensing of low power radio and allow for communication services that stations thereby eliminating affordable, low are responsive to the needs of local power FM broadcast frequencies available communities; and for community use and reduce both local and Now therefore be it minority ownership of radio stations; and RESOLVED, that the Wayne County WHEREAS, in recent years, other factors, Commission on this 5th Day of August, 1999, such as increased consolidation within the requests and encourages the Federal radio broadcast market and a rise in Communications Commission to fulfill its economic threshold which limit access to mandate as guardian of a public resource by public media resources, have also adopting MM 99-25 and restore approval for contributed to a significant reduction in the low power FM radio service and/or number of community responsive radio broadcasting; and be it further services; and RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution be WHEREAS, the rights of free speech and a forwarded to the Chairman of the Federal free press are threatened when access to Communications Commission, William communication media is concentrated in the Kennard, the entire Michigan Congressional hands of the few; and Delegation and the County=s lobbyists. WHEREAS, a national grassroots movement (99-66-077) emerged for the purpose of advocating that the FCC reinstate the licensing of low power 7-27-99 radio stations and their efforts resulted in a Warren formal rule-making petition before the FCC, #016917 RM 92-42, that would create opportunities for The following preamble and resolution were return of locally owned and responsive FM offered by Council Member Busse and radio stations for communities; and supported by Council Member Sulaka. WHEREAS, the FCC is now hearing public WHEREAS, in 1978, the Federal comment on the re-legalization of community Communications Commission (FCC) ended = = radio (FCC s Mass Media Bureau s Docket its licensing of low power radio stations No. MM 99-25) which would, if adopted, once (Class D broadcasting licenses to stations to again offer simple, affordable, commer-cial less than 100 watts) reducing overall the and non-commercial low power FM broadcast number of locally-based radio stations in lic-enses to community groups and business service to local communities; and owners; and WHEREAS, re-legalization of low power radio stations would serve to increase local re-institute Class C licenses and/or media presence and ownership, promote community radio, otherwise known as low small business development and broadcast power FM radio service; and entrepreneurship, increase community choice WHEREAS, the Harper Woods City Council and allow for communication services that believes that the re-institution of low power are responsive to the needs of local FM radio service will be, in fact, a worthwhile communities; public service providing diversity of NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that ownership, public choice, business promotion the Warren City Council urges the Federal and communications reflecting the needs and Communications Commission to restore character of the community both in and approval for low power FM radio surrounding the City of Harper Woods. broadcasting by adopting petition RM 9242. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of the Harper Woods City Council requests and this resolution be sent to the FCC, Federal encourages the FCC the restore approval for and State Congressional legislators. low power FM radio service and/or Ayes: Fouts, Busse, Chupa, Sulaka, Dimas broadcasting pursuant to the current petition Nays: none otherwise known as RM-9242, as amended through the rule-making process. 8-9-99 IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of Harper Woods this Resolution shall be transmitted WHEREAS, the Federal Communications immediately by the City Clerk to the FCC. Commission (hereinafter referred to as FCC) Adopted unanimously. stopped issuing new Class D broadcasting licenses, which licenses were for operation 8-9-99 with use of 100 watts of power or less on FM Clawson bands; and CM-08-172-99 WHEREAS, the ban on the issuance of Class RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF RE- D broadcasting licenses has been in force LEGALIZATION OF COMMUNITY RADIO and effect over the term of the last 20 years, Motion by: Councilman Moulton in part to prevent the orderly development of Supported by: councilman Middlewood FM radio and potential difficulties to the WHEREAS, in 1978 the Federal efficient operation of those FM stations Communications Commission stopped serving a greater number of people and with licensing low power radio stations; and a considerably higher wattage; and WHEREAS, a national movement has WHEREAS, the concerns that were set out emerged for these low power radio stations by the FCC in the past have not developed and, as a result, petition RM 92-42 is and as a result a change in FCC policies has currently pending before the F.C.C. been requested by virtue of a movement to NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF CLAWSON, that the Clawson character of the community. City Council urges the F.C.C. to restore and NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that approve low power FM radio broadcasting, the Eastpointe City Council does hereby and joins the Michigan Senate (SR234) and support the community radio concept and the Michigan House of Representatives encourages the Federal Communications (HR379) in this request. Commission to restore low power FM radio Ayes: Palmer, Iseppi, Middlewood and service and adopt MM 99-25. Moulton Yeas: Abke, Young, Accavitti, Redmond, Nays: none Curley Motion Carried. Nays: none Absent: none 9-7-99 passed unanimously Eastpointe Resolution No. 1425 10-12-99 WHEREAS, community radio allows for a Dearborn Hts small geographic area, such as Eastpointe, 99-448 to have its own voices on the air, including Motion by Councilman Paletko, seconded by community-related discussions and locally Councilwoman Blackburn, that the produced music; and communication from Mayor Canfield, dated WHEREAS, community radio has been illegal Sept. 29, 1999 re: A Resolution in Support of since the 1970s; and Low-Frequency FM Radio Stations, be WHEREAS, the Federal Communications approved as follows: Commission is currently in the process of WHEREAS, the Federal Communications accepting public input on the re-legalization Commission (FCC) is encouraging public of community radio -- Mass Media Bureau=s comments concerning a proposal to re- Docket No. MM 99-25; and establish low power FM radio broadcast WHEREAS, MM 99-25 will not interfere with services; and, existing broadcasters, nor even reserve a WHEREAS, allowing for low power FM radio portion of the broadcast spectrum for to return to the airwaves will promote community service, but will allow community communications that better reflect the groups and business owners to apply for characteristics of the local communities; and broadcast licenses; and WHEREAS, the re-establishment of low WHEREAS, the Eastpointe City Council power radio stations would serve to increase believes that the re-institution of low power local media presence and ownership, FM radio service will be a worthwhile public promote small businessdevelopment and service, providing diversity of ownership, broadcast entrepreneurship, increase public choice, business promotion and community choice and allow for communications reflecting the needs and communications services that are more responsive to the needs of local communities, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT: The Dearborn Heights Mayor and City Council hereby encourages the FCC to consider restoring approval of low power FM radio broadcasting; further, that copies of this Resolution be distributed to the Federal Communications Commsssion, senators Abraham and Levin and Congresspersons Dingell, Conyers and Rivers. Further, that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign the resolution on behalf of the City. Motion unanimously adopted.

10-18-99 Garden City Resolution in Support of Pending Legislation to Re-Legalize Community Radio WHEREAS, the FCC is receiving public comment concerning a proposal to reestablish low power broadcast services; and WHEREAS, allowing low power FM to return to the airwaves will promote communications that better reflect the character needs of the local communities. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Garden City encourages the FCC to restore approval of low power FM radio broadcasting, provided that no federal rules adopted in connection herewith attempt to preempt local regulations thereof. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be transmitted to the Federal Communications Commission, 1919 M Street NW, Washington DC 20554