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Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION News Media Information (202) 418-0500 445 12th Street, S.W., TW-A325 Fax-On-Demand (202) 418-2830 Washington, DC 20554 Internet:http://www.fcc.gov ftp.fcc.gov Report Number: 2038 Date of Report: 01/12/2005 Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Site-By-Site Action Below is a listing of applications that have been acted upon by the Commission. AA - Aviation Auxiliary Group File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0001993864 01/05/2005 KM7365 MUSEUM OF FLIGHT RO G AF - Aeronautical and Fixed File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0001889612 01/04/2005 WQBX792 Aeronautical Radio Inc AM G 0001921402 01/04/2005 WQBX804 Frankfort Airport Authority AM G 0001994334 01/06/2005 WPSR767 Aeronautical Radio Inc. CA G 0001994335 01/06/2005 WQBL779 Aeronautical Radio Inc CA G 0001927957 01/06/2005 WCJ6 AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC MD G 0001939257 01/06/2005 WSO8 AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC MD G 0001620761 01/05/2005 WQBY319 Gallatin Airport Authority NE G 0001939332 01/06/2005 WQBY509 Aeronautical Radio Inc NE G 0001947169 01/04/2005 WQBX852 BEAR LAKE COUNTY OF NE G 0001948252 01/04/2005 WQBX853 Forest Hill Industries Airpark Inc NE G 844905 01/06/2005 WQBY560 JACKSONVILLE PORT AUTHORITY NE G 0001993706 01/05/2005 KA98310 Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation RM G 0001994626 01/06/2005 WCL26 THE BOEING COMPANY RM G Page 1 AF - Aeronautical and Fixed File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0001698389 01/07/2005 KQ7188 THE BOEING COMPANY RO G 0001946480 01/04/2005 KLV2 VICKSBURG TALLULAH DISTRICT AIRPORT BOARD RO G 0001946495 01/04/2005 KZY4 GRAYS HARBOR, PORT OF RO G 0001946498 01/04/2005 KSS8 CRETE AIRPORT AUTHORITY RO G 0001950553 01/04/2005 KLT7 ALASKA, STATE OF RO G 0001950554 01/04/2005 KVO80 ALASKA, STATE OF RO G AR - Aviation Radionavigation File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0001934466 01/08/2005 WRLB2197 ANR PIPELINE COMPANY CA D 0001990882 01/04/2005 WRLT4981 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC RO G 0001990906 01/04/2005 WRLT4976 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC RO G 0001990907 01/04/2005 WRLT4977 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC RO G 0001990908 01/04/2005 WRLT4984 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC RO G 0001990921 01/04/2005 WRLT4978 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC RO G 0001990922 01/04/2005 WRLT4980 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC RO G AS - Aural Studio Transmitter Link File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0001843400 01/03/2005 WPQQ305 CLEAR CHANNEL BROADCASTING LICENSES, INC. AM G 0001848208 01/03/2005 WHM22 ENTERCOM BUFFALO LICENSE, LLC AM G 0001854855 01/07/2005 WQBY735 CLEAR CHANNEL BROADCASTING LICENSES, INC. AM G 0001850237 01/04/2005 WHB389 GROSS COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION MD G 0001852469 01/05/2005 WMF899 GRANT COUNTY BROADCASTERS, INC MD G 0001852643 01/05/2005 WMW918 CITICASTERS LICENSES, L.P. MD G 0001852750 01/05/2005 WAQ314 JACOR BROADCASTING CORPORATION MD G 0001853084 01/05/2005 WLP526 JACOR BROADCASTING CORPORATION MD G 0001853160 01/05/2005 WPTB215 FAMILY LIFE BROADCASTING, INC. MD G 0001853622 01/06/2005 WMF390 PRAIRIE AVENUE GOSPEL CENTER MD G 0001854807 01/06/2005 WPOM351 CAPSTAR TX LIMITED PARTNERSHIP MD G 0001854816 01/06/2005 WMU557 CAPSTAR TX LIMITED PARTNERSHIP MD G 0001854879 01/07/2005 WPTB782 AMFM RADIO LICENSES, L.L.C. MD G 0001847806 01/04/2005 WQBX798 CUMULUS LICENSING LLC NE G 0001849865 01/04/2005 WQBX973 CLEAR CHANNEL BROADCASTING LICENSES, INC. NE G 0001850105 01/04/2005 WQBX982 CLEAR CHANNEL BROADCASTING LICENSES, INC. NE G 0001850313 01/04/2005 WQBX996 CLEAR CHANNEL BROADCASTING LICENSES, INC. NE G 0001851018 01/04/2005 WQBX998 KIMTRON, INC. NE G 0001851398 01/05/2005 WQBY295 HEARTLAND MINISTRIES, INC. NE G Page 2 AS - Aural Studio Transmitter Link File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0001852531 01/05/2005 WQBY331 CLEAR CHANNEL BROADCASTING LICENSES, INC. NE G 0001854497 01/06/2005 WQBY639 PUGET SOUND BROADCASTING L.L.C. NE G 0001983229 01/05/2005 WPWH488 BLOOMBERG COMMUNICATIONS INC. WD W CD - Paging and Radiotelephone File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0001994170 01/06/2005 KGC599 FREEPAGE CORPORATION CA G 0001994731 01/06/2005 KQK595 Arch Wireless License Co., LLC CA G CF - Common Carrier Fixed Point to Point Microwave File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0001595778 01/06/2005 WMN411 CCPR SERVICES, INC AM G 0001599950 01/06/2005 WMN259 SAN JUAN CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY AM G 0001607459 01/06/2005 WMK681 SAN JUAN CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY AM G 0001624755 01/08/2005 WMW271 CALIFORNIA RURAL SERVICE AREA #1, INC. AM D 0001624778 01/08/2005 WPVP270 California Rural Service Area #1, Inc. AM D 0001791263 01/08/2005 jagWIRE Enterprises, INC. AM D 0001811617 01/04/2005 WPNH418 Sprint Spectrum L.P. AM G 0001811883 01/06/2005 WMK420 Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC AM G 0001814850 01/04/2005 WPNB626 Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC AM G 0001819134 01/04/2005 WLW202 Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC AM G 0001842402 01/06/2005 WPNC680 HARDY CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY AM G 0001845026 01/05/2005 WMN668 BOISE CITY MSA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP AM G 0001845100 01/05/2005 WMS459 BOISE CITY MSA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP AM G 0001847792 01/03/2005 WLS635 SACRAMENTO VALLEY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP AM G 0001849765 01/04/2005 WPNH357 Verizon Wireless Personal Communications LP AM G 0001851811 01/05/2005 WHC985 WWC License L.L.C. AM G 0001851813 01/05/2005 WLU388 WWC License L.L.C. AM G 0001856972 01/06/2005 WLW640 CELLCO PARTNERSHIP AM G 0001994871 01/06/2005 WMG783 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001994872 01/06/2005 WMW204 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001994873 01/06/2005 WPJE841 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001994874 01/06/2005 WPNC951 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001994877 01/06/2005 WPNL659 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001994880 01/06/2005 WGI35 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001994881 01/06/2005 WHO546 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001997444 01/08/2005 WPOR671 BellSouth Personal Communications, LLC CA G 0001997445 01/08/2005 WPOR672 BellSouth Personal Communications, LLC CA G Page 3 CF - Common Carrier Fixed Point to Point Microwave File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0001997464 01/08/2005 WPZQ202 BELLSOUTH PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS, LLC CA G 0001997465 01/08/2005 WLM393 BellSouth Personal Communications, LLC CA G 0001997593 01/08/2005 WPNC933 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001997594 01/08/2005 WPNC961 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001997609 01/08/2005 WPQX344 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001997610 01/08/2005 WPQX680 Stratos Offshore Services Co. CA G 0001997628 01/08/2005 WPOS846 CITIZENS TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY OF THE W CA G 0001997655 01/08/2005 WPNN274 Stratos Offshore Services Company CA G 0001997732 01/08/2005 WLB648 Corban Communications, Inc. CA G 0001997741 01/08/2005 WLB647 Corban Communications, Inc. CA G 0001997750 01/08/2005 WHS978 Corban Communications, Inc. CA G 0001997754 01/08/2005 WHS979 Corban Communications, Inc. CA G 0001997791 01/08/2005 WPXT915 CORBAN COMMUNICATIONS INC. CA G 0001997798 01/08/2005 WPXT978 CORBAN COMMUNICATIONS INC. CA G 0001997806 01/08/2005 WIV40 Corban Communications, Inc. CA G 0001997813 01/08/2005 WPXT914 CORBAN COMMUNICATIONS INC. CA G 0001997816 01/08/2005 WPXX800 CORBAN COMMUNICATIONS INC. CA G 0001723911 01/06/2005 WPNF230 SAN JUAN CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY MD G 0001724406 01/06/2005 WMN412 CCPR SERVICES INC MD G 0001819046 01/03/2005 WLC868 Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC MD G 0001819106 01/03/2005 WLC867 Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC MD G 0001819154 01/03/2005 WPSJ962 Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC MD G 0001847737 01/03/2005 WLW529 AT&T Wireless Services of Florida, Inc. MD G 0001847741 01/03/2005 WMM701 AT&T Wireless Services of Florida, Inc. MD G 0001847748 01/03/2005 WMQ819 AT&T Wireless Services of Florida, Inc. MD G 0001847753 01/03/2005 WPJF562 AT&T Wireless Services of Florida, Inc. MD G 0001847756 01/03/2005 WLW533 AT&T Wireless Services of Florida, Inc. MD G 0001847764 01/03/2005 WLN667 Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC MD G 0001847820 01/04/2005 WLV996 Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC MD G 0001847875 01/04/2005 WPNH766 HARDY CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY MD G 0001847880 01/04/2005 WPNB808 HARDY CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY MD G 0001850871 01/04/2005 WHF600 Norlight Telecommunications, Inc. MD G 0001850892 01/03/2005 WPXI226 FIBERTOWER CORPORATION MD G 0001850893 01/03/2005 WPYG331 FIBERTOWER CORPORATION MD G 0001850900 01/03/2005 WPXG979 FIBERTOWER CORPORATION MD G 0001850942 01/04/2005 WPNB602 USCOC OF GREATER IOWA, INC. MD G 0001850954 01/04/2005 WPNB533 USCOC OF GREATER IOWA, INC. MD G 0001851064 01/03/2005 WHF598 Norlight Telecommunications, Inc. MD G 0001851089 01/03/2005 WLK582 Norlight Telecommunications, Inc. MD G 0001851347 01/03/2005 WPNE707 NORTH CAROLINA RSA #9, INC. MD G Page 4 CF - Common Carrier Fixed Point to Point Microwave File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0001852025 01/04/2005 WHA718 USCOC OF CENTRAL ILLINOIS, LLC MD G 0001853133 01/05/2005 WMR971 LOS ANGELES SMSA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP MD G 0001853558 01/06/2005 WPXC379 Nextel of New York, Inc MD G 0001853968 01/06/2005 WPNA737 Stratos Offshore Services Company MD G 0001854585 01/07/2005 WPON496 WWC License L.L.C. MD G 0001854589 01/07/2005 WPON495 WWC License L.L.C. MD G 0001855059 01/07/2005 WMG745 WWC Holding Co., Inc. MD G 0001855061 01/07/2005 WMQ950 WWC Holding Co., Inc.
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