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Receiveu MORRISON & FOERSTER SEP 23 1994 SAN FRANCISCO ATTORNEYS at LAW NEW YORK DENVER 8SON LOS ANGELES LOND~Ca.Yunrj.TD6~ SACRAMENTO 2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.W EX PARTE OR LATE FILED RECEIVEu MORRISON & FOERSTER SEP 23 1994 SAN FRANCISCO ATTORNEYS AT LAW NEW YORK DENVER 8SON LOS ANGELES LOND~ca.YUNrJ.TD6~ SACRAMENTO 2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.w. ORANGE COUNTY WASHINGTON, D,C 20006-1888 BRUSSELS {JftECfSECf£f PALO ALTO TELEPHONE (202) B87-1500 HONG KONG WALNUT CREEK TELEFACSIMILE (202) 887-0763 TOKYO SEATTLE TELEX 90-4030 MRSN FOERS WSH DIRECT DIAL NUMBER September 23, 1994 f'/'I(\I/" r ( (' ,,' r , I',l ,r-" ." I, ,. ""Ir... ' I r,',/')/""N',A '-' " "', ", ,'," ')r:Jl:JiI 1-11 (202) 887-8745 BY MESSENGER Mr. William F. Caton Acting Secretary Federal Communications Commission 1919 M Street, N.W. Room 222 Washington, D.C. 20554 Re: Ex Parte Presentation in MM Docket No. 93-48 Dear Mr. Caton: On September 22, 1994, Ken Werner, Senior Vice President of Walt Disney Television, and I met with Merrill Spiegel, Special Assistant to Chairman Hundt; Maureen O'Connell, Legal Advisor to Commissioner Quello; Lisa Smith, Legal Advisor to Commissioner Barrett; and Barbara Kreisman. Chief of the Video Services Division of the Mass Media Bureau. We discussed the definition of educational children's programming, as well as issues relating to the production of children's programming. Pursuant to 47 C.F.R. § 1.1206, I enclose two additional copies of this letter and a handout we distributed during our meetings. Sincerely, Counsel for The Walt Disney Company cc: Merrill Spiegel Maureen 0'Connell Lisa Smith Barbara Kreisman Enclosure No. of Copies rec'd Q28086 {15789/5] UstA BC 0 E ALL 1993-94 KIDS PROGRAMMING RECEIVE~ NETWORK and SYNDICATED 'tlptember 6, 1993 to September .., 1994 SEP 23 1994 Ra""ed by lad. 2-11 -<NT RTQ- '!"98!'fm Orilinator/Net Il:2! Day nme f)nt TIC Wk. 10-11 HH STN/CV~ CRO· Ale G4 W f2lOU !II",,3 +I 2., 1.7 lOS! 9' CONAN It YNC WARRIORS cas CA Sat. ":3OA 31.5f94 26 2.8 1.9 172/ 83 TRANSFORMEftS:CiEN 2 CROUP W CA v.. 9/12/93 5t 2.8 f.e til.' 8S MV;Z' AI:N 1/MIGHTY MAX BOHBOT/AMG CA Var. 9/121'93 51 2.7 1.7 1201 eo FUN-HANNA BAleERA II TURNER. CA Var. 9/12/93 S1 2.7 2.0 93189 OTYKIOS ASC CL Sat. 12~OOP 9/25193 1.. 2.6 1.9 189/66 AMZN' AOV 2IDBL DRAGON BOH80T/~G CA Val. 9/12193 S1 2.6 1.6 HW 79 BEAKMAN'S KORLD· CBS CL Sg ,(JO(JA 9/tM3 4J 2.4 2.0 f9(J/ 91 AOV. 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JIl2l91 Sf I.J 1.0 raJ! 91 MAAZ,' ADV lIHURRICANES 80H80T/AMC CA Vw. 9/12/93 51 1.3 0.8 78/68 CALIFORNIA DREAMS NBC a Sat. 1~3OA il11193 418 1.2 2.0 160/ 78 JtUNNINC THE HAllS NBC a Sat 11:30A 9111/93 45 1.1 1.6 1481 ,., FUN-HANNA BARBERA t TUItNER CA VlIt. 911~3 5' 1.t 0.9 93/89 "aYOUIBWN­ IfrsHfR CL v.,. !11", so t.t I.J 1131 " WIDGET- IfYIHS G4 V." 112&91 41 '.0 0.7 ,101 13 XUXA- IIINTIrI a JrI.F JIIJ/91 so lUI 0.., "'172 80lS' MASTER ALL NvtItCN .0\ M.f 9/27/93 4 0.9 0.6 81/ 78 NICKNEWJ· MACO" CN V.,.. !12m '" .., 1.J 17S1 91 INSPEcrOR GADCiET-'YN 8OHBOT/AMG CA M-f 91&'93 51 0.8 0.5 66/70 NAME YOUR ADVENTURE NIIC Cl Sat. 10:00A 9/11/93 50 0.7 2.2 187/89 MAD SCIENTIIT ,. S4IAN G4 V... Jt2&W 4' OJ IJ..f 1101 73 YOGI & FRIeNDS l\JRNER PROC CA M..f 9113113 50 0.7 0." 66/84 ALL 1993-94 KIDS PROCiRAMMING NETWORK and SYNDICATED Septernbet 6, 1'93 to Septemb.r 4, 1994 Ranked by lad, 2·11 •- FCC-Frlend1r Shows .okht/ -(Nn RTQ- O"I&i!!ltorlNel !:tP.! 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