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PUBLIC NOTICE Federal Communications Commission News media information 202/418-0500 Fax-On-Demand 202/418-2830 445 12th St., S.W. Internet: http://www.fcc.gov Washington, D.C. 20554 ftp.fcc.gov Report No. 452 Media Bureau Call Sign Actions 2-6-2003 During the period from 1-26-2003 to 2-8-2003 the Commission accepted applications to assign call signs to, or change the call signs of the following broadcast stations. Call Signs Reserved for Pending Sales Applicants Call Former Call Service Requested By City State File-Number Sign Sign EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNTAIN BALED- KDKL FM AZ KBIE FOUNDATION HILLS 20021212AAI EDUCATIONAL MEDIA BAPED- KVLB FM BEND OR KYBN FOUNDATION 20021212AAK New or Modified Call Signs Former Row Effective Call Service Assigned To City State File Number Call Number Date Sign Sign 1 01/27/2003 WRXQ FM NM LICENSING, LLC COAL CITY IL WBVS BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2 01/28/2003 KSVR FM OF SKAGIT VALLEY MOUNT VERNON WA KMWS COLLEGE WFXZ- BOSTON WVXN- 3 01/29/2003 CA BOSTON MA CA BROADCASTING CORP. CA COLORADO CHRISTIAN 4 01/30/2003 KLZV FM STERLING CO 19971222MB New UNIVERSITY OREGON PUBLIC 5 01/30/2003 KOBK FM BAKER CITY OR 20000113AAN New BROADCASTING KRCY- LAKE HAVASU KBBC- 6 01/30/2003 FM RICK L. MURPHY AZ FM CITY FM WQSJ- QUEBRADILLAS, 7 01/30/2003 LP WANDA ROLON PR W48CS LP ETC. WSJN- 8 01/30/2003 CA WANDA ROLON SAN JUAN PR W15BB CA SOUTHPOINT 9 01/31/2003 KIAN FM BYRNE TX 19981120MD New EDUCATIONAL RADIO ENTRAVISION 10 01/31/2003 KLYY FM RIVERSIDE CA KSSE HOLDINGS, LLC KOIW- esi BROADCASTING KBLO- 11 01/31/2003 LP GLENWOOD/HILO HI LP CORPORATION LP BIG CITY RADIO-LA, 12 01/31/2003 KSSC FM VENTURA CA KVYY L.L.C. BIG CITY RADIO-LA, 13 01/31/2003 KSSD FM L.L.C. FALLBROOK CA KSYY BIG CITY RADIO-LA, 14 01/31/2003 KSSE FM ARCADIA CA KLYY L.L.C WPNG- KM COMMUNICATIONS, 15 01/31/2003 LP PEARSON GA W03BL LP INC. SALT & LIGHT 16 01/31/2003 WSQH FM COMMUNICATIONS, FOREST MS 19980714MD New INC. WETP- EAST TENNESSEE 17 02/01/2003 TV SNEEDVILLE TN WSJK TV PUBLIC COMM. CORP. MAIN STREET 18 02/03/2003 KOWZ AM WASECA MN KOWO BROADCASTING, INC. KOWZ- BLOOMING PRAIRIE BLOOMING 19 02/03/2003 FM MN KOWZ FM FARM RADIO INC. PRAIRIE PITTMAN KAOK- 20 02/03/2003 KQLK FM BROADCASTING DE RIDDER LA FM SERVICES, LLC 21 02/03/2003 KRDM AM SAGE-COM, INC. REDMOND OR 20001023ABI New VENTURE 22 02/03/2003 WNYA TV TECHNOLOGIES GROUP, PITTSFIELD MA 20020320ABU New LLC GUARANTY BROADCASTING 23 02/03/2003 WYPY FM BATON ROUGE LA WTGE COMPANY OF BATON ROUGE, LLC -F C C- .

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