25772 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 92 / Friday, May 12, 1995 / Notices

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

National Telecommunications and

Information Administration

Grants for Planning and Construction

of Public Telecommunications

Facilities; Acceptance of Applications

for Filing

Notice is hereby given that the

following described applications for

Federal financial assistance are accepted

for filing under provision Title III, Part

IV, of the Communications Act of 1934,

as amended (47 U.S.C. 390–393, 397)

and in accordance with 15 CFR part

2301. All of the applications listed in

this section were received by February

15, 1995. The effective date of

acceptance of these proposals, unless

otherwise indicated herein, is ‘‘Date

Received’’. Applications are listed by

their State.

The acceptance of applications for

filing is a procedure designed for

providing the opportunity for public

comment on applications. Acceptance

of an application for filing does not

preclude subsequent disapproval of an

application if it is found to be not in

accordance with the provision of either

the Act or 15 CFR part 2301, or if the

applicant fails to file any additional

information requested by the Public

Telecommunications Facilities Program

(PTFP). Acceptance for filing does not

ensure that an application is eligible to

receive funding or that an application

will be funded, 15 CFR 2301.15.

Any interested party may file

comments with the Agency supporting

or opposing an application and setting

forth the grounds for support or

opposition. Such comments must

contain a certification that a copy of the

comments has been delivered to the

applicant. Comments must be sent to

the address listed in 15 CFR 2301.5(a).

The Agency will incorporate all

comments from the public and any

replies from the applicant in the

applicant’s official file.

James J. Hartman,

Chief, Management Division, Department of

Commerce NTIA/PTFP, Room 4625, 14th St.

& Constitution Ave., NW., Washington, DC

20230, (202) 482–1800.

AK (Alaska)

File No. 95018 CRB Kuskokwim

Public Broadcasting Corp., PO Box 70,

5 Airport Way, McGrath, AK 99627.

Signed By: Ms. Betsy McGuire, General

Manager. Funds Requested: $14,040.

Total Project Cost: $28,080. To replace

obsolete and worn out studio and

transmitter equipment at KSKO AM,

870 KHz, McGrath, Alaska providing the

only public radio service to 4,500

persons in McGrath, Takotna, Galena,

Nulato and Kaltag, Alaska.

File No. 95090 CRB Alaska Public

Broadcasting Comm., 333 Willoughby

Avenue, Juneau, AK 99801. Signed By:

Mr. Douglas Samimi-Moore. Funds

Requested: $915,060. Total Project Cost:

$1,830,121. To acquire audio codec and

related routing, controlling, distribution,

digital satellite uplink-downlink

conversion, DAT machines, digital STL,

and portable recording equipment

enabling the Alaska Public Radio

Network, which provides local and

national public radio programming to

620,000 Alaskans, to construct a full

duplex digital audio network among 27

Alaska Public Radio Stations in a hub

and spoke configuration using leased 56

and 128 KBS digital circuits and digital

satellite uplinks.

File No. 95143 CRB Pickle Hill Pub

Broadcasting, Inc, 1604 Tanaga Avenue,

Kenai, AK 99611. Signed By: Mr. Jon

Lillevik, President. Funds Requested:

$95,974. Total Project Cost: $127,965.

To provide first locally originated

public radio programming to 27,200

people in Kenai, Soldotna, Nikiski and

Sterling, Alaska by acquiring studio and

field production equipment, STLs and

monitoring equipment at KDLL–FM,

91.9 MHz, formerly KCZP–FM, Kenai,

Alaska.

File No. 95151 CRB Dillingham City

School District, POB 670, Seward Street,

Dillingham, AK 99576. Signed By; Mr.

Keith Evans, Superintendent. Funds

Requested: $124,883. Total Project Cost:

$166,511. To extend first public radio

service to approximately 500 persons in

King Cove and Pedro Bay, Alaska by

constructing 2 low power FM translators

to repeat the signal from KDLG AM, 670

KHz, Dillingham, Alaska, and by

upgrading studio production facilities at

KDLG.

File No. 95161 CRB Pribilof School

District, POB 905, St. Paul, AK 99660.

Signed By: Ms. Tammy White, Finance

Officer. Funds Requested: $143,385.

Total Project Cost: $191,780. To extend

the signal of KUHB FM, 91.9 MHz, St.

Paul, Alaska to St. George, Alaska by

building a 5KW AM repeater

transmitter, tower and related

equipment on St. George Island, Alaska.

File No. 95245 CRB AK Info. Radio

Reading & Ed. Svc., 1102 W.

International Airport Rd, Anchorage,

AK 99518. Signed By: Mr. Richard

Gardenhire, President. Funds

Requested: $86,505. Total Project Cost:

$115,340. To replace an obsolete and

worn out SCA transmitter, recording

and playback equipment, control board,

and automation system with new digital

technology, and to acquire a 3.8 meter

satellite receive system to receive

national reading service programming

that will provide radio reading service

to approximately 7,500 print impaired

persons in Anchorage, Alaska.

File No. 95249 CRB Bethel

Broadcasting, Inc., 640 Radio St., Pouch

468, Bethel, AK 99559. Signed By: Ms.

Mari Yates, Treasurer. Funds Requested:

$168,364. Total Project Cost: $224,486.

To improve the only public radio

service to approximately 20,000

residents in the Bethel area, and to

provide first public radio service to

approximately 5,000 residents in the

Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, by replacing

an obsolete and worn out transmitter,

antenna and ground support structure at

KYUK–AM, 640 KHz, Bethel, Alaska.

File No. 95250 CRB Alaska Public

Telecom., Inc., 3877 University Drive,

Anchorage, AK 99508. Signed By: Mr.

Richard Enders, Acting General

Manager. Funds Requested: $282,300.

Total Project Cost: $377,300. To upgrade

public radio service to 225,005 citizens,

and contingent on the status of

construction of another public radio

station in the area, to provide an

additional 75,058 potentially first

service listeners with public radio

programming, by replacing an obsolete

and worn out transmitter at KSKA FM,

91.1 MHz, Anchorage, Alaska, by

replacing a studio transmitter link and

by moving the antenna to a new, more

advantageous location.

AL (Alabama)

File No. 95025 CRB Alabama ETV

Commission, 2112 11th Avenue South,

Ste. 400, Birmingham, AL 35205–2884.

Signed By: Ms. Judy Stone, Executive

Director. Funds Requested: $8,500.

Total Project Cost: $17,000. To improve

the production facilities of public radio

station WLRH–FM operating on 89.3

MHz in Huntsville, Alabama, by

replacing the old and worn-out

production console.

File No. 95038 CTB Alabama ETV

Commission, 2112 11th South, Ste 400,

Birmingham, AL 35205–2884. Signed

By: Ms. Judy Stone, Executive Director.

Funds Requested: $150,000. Total

Project Cost: $300,000. To improve the

broadcast services of the nine-station

Alabama Public Television Network by

replacing basic origination equipment at

the Network’s only studio located in

Montgomery and at its Birmingham

editing suite. In addition, APT will

replace an obsolete video/audio

switcher located at APT’s central

control routing point and processing

amps at all nine transmitters.

File No. 95055 CTB City of Prichard,

216 East Prichard Lane, Prichard, AL

36610. Signed By: Hon. Jesse Norwood,

Mayor. Funds Requested: $418,924.
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Total Project Cost: $668,924. To

establish a low power noncommercial

television station operating on Channel

60 in Prichard, Alabama, to provide

educational and informational services

to the city of Prichard and surrounding

areas.

File No. 95060 IPTN Livingston

University, Highway 11 North,

Livingston, AL 35470. Signed By: Dr.

Don Hines, President. Funds Requested:

$81,609. Total Project Cost: $102,011.

To conduct a planning project and

evaluate the feasibility of technologies

and delivery options for a possible

distance learning network service to a

disadvantaged population in six

counties of west central Alabama.

File No. 95082 ICTN Black Warrior T/

C Consortium, Inc, 607 Highway 80

West, Demopolis, AL 36732. Signed By:

Mr. Marcus Walters, President. Funds

Requested: $193,484. Total Project Cost:

$257,978. To construct a video

production studio and related test

equipment for the Black Warrier

Telecommunications Consortium, Inc.,

Demopolis, AL. The studio will allow

the Consortium to originate educational

programming to be transmitted over the

ITFS systems operated by the

Consortium members. The Consortium

is composed of five school systems

(Marengo, Greene, and Sumter Counties

and the cities of Demopolis and Linden

City) and the West Alabama Health

Services, all located in rural west

Alabama.

File No. 95228 CTB The University of

Alabama, Box 870104, G–60 Rose

Admin Bldg, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487.

Signed By: Dr. Robert Wells, Assist.

Acad VP for Research. Funds Requested:

$200,000. Total Project Cost: $400,000.

To improve the production facilities of

the Center for Public Television in

Tuscaloosa, which produces

programming for the Alabama Public

Television Network, by replacing basic

production equipment including the 40-

year-old lighting board and by adding

close captioning capability.

AR (Arkansas)

File No. 95014 CRTN Philander Smith

College, 812 West 13th Street, Little

Rock, AR 72202. Signed By: Dr. Myer L.

Titus, President. Funds Requested:

$301,134. Total Project Cost: $401,512.

To establish video and audio production

studios and an ITFS receive/response

facility that will allow Philander Smith

College—a Historically Black College

located in Little Rock, AR—to originate

educational programming to be

transmitted via ITFS, the Black College

Satellite System, and a local cable

television access channel.

File No. 95127 CTB Arkansas ETV

Commission, 350 South Donaghey,

Conway, AR 72032. Signed By: Ms.

Susan Howarth, Executive Director.

Funds Requested: $409,966. Total

Project Cost: $819,932. To upgrade the

broadcast operations of public television

station KEMV–TV, Channel 6 in

Mountain View, AR, by replacing the

transmitter. In addition, the

Commission will purchase and install

aircraft warning lights at the

transmission towers of KAFT–TV,

Channel 13 in Fayetteville/Winslow and

KTEJ–TV, Channel 19 in Jonesboro/

Bono.

AS (American Samoa)

File No. 95132 CTB American Samoa

Government, Office of Public

Information, Pago Pago, AS 96799.

Signed By: Mrs. Vaoita Savali, Director.

Funds Requested: $435,000. Total

Project Cost: $470,000. To replace the

transmitter of public television station

KVZK–TV, operating on Ch. 2, Pago

Pago, which serves the 55,000 residents

of American Samoa. The transmitter is

17 years old and has suffered corrosion

damage from two hurricanes which

partially destroyed the transmitter

building.

File No. 95247 PRB American Samoa

Community College, P.O. Box 2609,

Pago Pago, AS 96799. Signed By: Dr.

Tusi Avegalio, President. Funds

Requested: $14,740. Total Project Cost:

$15,740. To plan for the establishment

of the first public radio station to serve

the 55,000 residents of American

Samoa.

AZ (Arizona)

File No. 95072 CRB Maricopa County

Commun. College, 3124 East Roosevelt,

Phoenix, AZ 85008. Signed By: Dr.

Alfredo de los Santos, Vice Chancellor

Educ. Dev. Funds Requested: $45,945.

Total Project Cost: $91,890. To improve

the Sun Sounds Radio Reading Service

by replacing nine (9) old reel-to-reel

recorders with a computerized hard disk

audio recording and origination system.

Equipment will provide automation of

much of the control room and

individual recording procedures. Sun

Sounds serves approximately 24,000

people via public radio, TV, and cable

FM and TV.

File No. 95087 IPTN Navajo

Community College, Box 218, Tsaile,

AZ 86556. Signed By: Mr. Algirdis

Kuslikis. Funds Requested: $46,000.

Total Project Cost: $56,000. To plan for

an interactive telecommunications

network for distance learning and

teleconferencing applications at sites

throughout the Navajo Nation, which

encompasses a 25,000 square mile area

in parts of Arizona, New Mexico and

Utah.

File No. 95160 CRB Northern Arizona

University, Building 16, Room 229,

Flagstaff, AZ 86011. Signed By: Dr.

Henry Hooper, Interim VP Academic

Affairs. Funds Requested: $208,405.

Total Project Cost: $277,874. To extend

the signal of public radio station

KNAU–FM, 88.7 MHz, in Flagstaff, by

constructing two new 100-watt Rocky

Mountain Alternative Stations (RMAS)

in Prescott (89.3 MHz) and Show Low

(90.7 MHz). The stations will provide

first public radio service to about 13,478

and local origination capacity. The

Prescott station will replace a displaced

translator. The RMAS will serve

Yavapai and Navajo Counties.

File No. 95203 CTB University of

Arizona, Modern Language Building,

Tucson, AZ 85721. Signed By: Mr.

James Wheeler, Director. Funds

Requested: $91,900. Total Project Cost:

$183,800. To improve the facilities of

public television station, KUAT–TV, Ch.

8, in Tucson. Project will replace 3⁄4′′

record/play recorders in master control

with 1⁄2′′ record/play units and replace 3⁄4′′ record/play ENG record deck with a 1⁄2′′ unit. KUAT–TV serves

approximately 890,533 people.

File No. 95204 CRB University of

Arizona, Modern Language Building,

Tucson, AZ 85721. Signed By: Mr.

James Wheeler, Director. Funds

Requested: $20,008. Total Project Cost:

$40,016. To improve the facilities of

public radio station KUAT–FM, 90.5

MHz, in Tucson replacing its 20-yearold transmitting antenna, digitizing the

studio-to-transmitter link (STL) and

replacing its 20-year-old remote control.

KUAT–FM serves approximately

687,616 people.

File No. 95214 ICTN Arizona Board of

Regents, Communications Bldg 16,

Room 229, Flagstaff, AZ 86011. Signed

By: Dr. Henry Hooper, VP, Academic

Affairs. Funds Requested: $1,569,770.

Total Project Cost: $2,354,656. To

extend first distance learning service to

131,000 persons in rural Arizona by

constructing analog and digital video

and audio service, and classroom

distance learning production facilities at

five remote locations in Arizona, and to

establish a network hub at the eastern

Navajo Reservation in Arizona.

File No. 95283 CTB Arizona State

University, Box 871405, Tempe, AZ

85287–1405. Signed By: Ms. Janice

Bennett, Director, Research/Creat. Act.

Funds Requested: $87,447. Total Project

Cost: $174,895. To replace five old,

unreliable public television translators

of KAET–TV, Ch. 8, in Tempe.

Stations are as follows: Cottonwood

(K42AC), Flagstaff (K66BS), Prescott
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(K55DB), Williams (K64AP) and Globe

(K67AB). Pending FCC approval,

KAET–TV will be assigned the Globe

translator from the current licensee,

Community Television Project.

CA (California)

File No. 95010 ICTN California State

University, 1000 East Victoria Street,

Carson, CA 90747. Signed By: Dr.

Samuel Wiley, Vice President. Funds

Requested: $455,263. Total Project Cost:

$915,879. To activate a regional distance

learning consortium that will allow

secondary and postsecondary academic

institutions in southeast Los Angeles

County to access the scientific resources

of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the

California Museum of Science and

Industry. The consortium is named the

‘‘Telecommunications Educational

Liaison for Science Proficiency

Advancement Network’’ (TELSPAN).

The consortium’s headquarters will be

located at California State University/

Dominguez Hills. Using telephonic

transmission, the project would create

an advanced multi-media science

education network utilizing interactive

video, remote data bases, and real-time

visualization techniques. The

consortium’s membership includes

GTE, Inc. and Pacific Bell.

File No. 95016 CRB Humboldt State

University, KHSU–FM, Arcata, CA

95221. Signed By: Dr. Alistair McCrone,

President. Funds Requested: $17,585.

Total Project Cost: $35,170. To improve

noncommercial radio station, KHSU–

FM, operating on 90.5 KHz in Arcata,

CA, by replacing the FM exciter and

control room audio console which are

unreliable and functionally obsolete.

File No. 95024 CRB KQED, Inc. 2601

Mariposa Street, San Francisco, CA

94110. Signed by: Mrs. Mary G.F.

Bitterman, President and CEO. Funds

Requested: $20,632. Total Project Cost:

$41,265. To improve non-commercial

radio station, KQED–FM, operating on

88.5 MHz, in San Francisco, CA, by

replacing essential but chronically

unreliable transmission audio

equipment, including an Audio

Processor, a Digital Exciter, Digital

Encoder and Digital Decoder. The

station serves a population of 5.3

million potential listeners.

File No. 95030 ICTN Educ. T/C

Consortium of Central CA, 1101 E.

University, Fresno, CA 93741. Signed

by: Mr. Robert A. Wyman, Executive

Director/ETCCC. Funds Requested:

$672,900. Total Project Cost: $1,353,465.

To purchase compression equipment to

allow the transmission of 20 digitized

channels of diverse educational

programming—using video, voice, and

data—through two ITFS channels

interconnecting 350 school sites—most

of them K–12 public schools—in

Fresno, Madera, Kings, and Tulare

Counties in the Central San Joaquin

Valley. The Educational

Telecommunications Consortium of

Central California is composed of the

State Center Community College

District, the Fresno County Office of

Education, the West Hills Community

College District, the Sequoias

Community College District, and

California State University, Fresno.

File No. 95032 ICTN Los Angeles

Community College Dist., 400 W.

Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, CA

90015. Signed by: Mr. Thomas Stevens,

Jr., President. Funds Requested:

$150,000. Total Project Cost: $269,059.

To interconnect the Los Angeles TradeTechnical College with a two-way

interactive Codec-based distance

learning system already in place linking

the College of the Desert (Rancho Mirage

CA), Cummins Diesel Co. (New Mexico),

and Detroit Diesel Co. (Detroit, MI). The

project includes video classroom

equipment. The system would be used

to exchange educational programming

on the subject of alternative fuel

conversion related to recent clean-air

mandates imposed on the Los Angeles

metropolitan area.

File No. 95063 IPTN Golden Gate

University, 536 Mission Street, San

Francisco, CA 94105. Signed by: Dr.

Thomas Stauffer, President. Funds

Requested: $76,550. Total Project Cost:

$95,668. To develop a

telecommunications plan assessing

appropriate alternative technologies and

systems for a possible two-way distance

learning and teleconferencing network,

including interactive classrooms

between Golden Gate University in San

Francisco, and American Samoa.

File No. 95076 CTB Regents of the

Univ. of California, 9500 Gilman Dr.,

Dept 0176, LaJolla, CA 92093. Signed

by: Dr. Steven Relyea, Vice Chancellor,

Bus. Affairs. Funds Requested: $57,001.

Total Project Cost: $114,002. To

improve low-power television station

K35DG, known as UCSD–TV, operating

on Channel 35, providing the first local

production capability for the station’s

first owned studio. This project will

fully equip this studio by adding editing

and graphics capabilities and four

studio cameras. The station currently

serves 1.7 million potential viewers.

File No. 95085 CRB University of the

Pacific, 3601 Pacific Avenue, Stockton,

CA 95211. Signed by: Dr. Lee Fennell,

Interim Academic Vice Pres. Funds

Requested: $5,694. Total Project Cost:

$11,389. To improve non-commercial

radio station, KUOP–FM, operating on

9l.3 KHz in Stockton, CA, by replacing

the trouble-causing composite STL

transmitter and receiver. The existing

STL will be utilized as a ‘‘hot standby’’.

The critical need is to increase

reliability by providing KUOP

redundant STL facilities and to provide

KUOP an STL system with improved

specifications to allow more accurate

control broadcast modulation levels.

The coverage area encompasses 1

million residents in the greater Stockton

area and in the Central Valley on the

Eastern edge of the Sacramento/San

Joaquin River Delta.

File No. 95092 CTB California

Community TV Network, 559 E. Alisal

St., #106, Salinas, CA 93905. Signed by:

Ms. Arlene Kimata. Funds Requested:

$608,010. Total Project Cost: $810,680.

To extend the signal of public TV

station, KCAH–TV, Ch 25, in Salinas,

CA, by replacing the 1 kw low-power

transmitter with a full power 10 kw

system to increase the station’s coverage

from 468,000 to approximately

1,503,716 residents in the KCAH new

coverage area. Also included in the

package is the necessary equipment the

station needs to bring the production,

editing, master control and satellite

systems up to the PTFP’s basic level of

equipment requirements.

File No. 95093 CTB KTEH

Foundation, 100 Skyport Drive, San

Jose, CA 95110–1301. Signed by: Mr.

Thomas Fanella, President. Funds

Requested: $150,917. Total Project Cost:

$301,835. To improve public TV station,

Ch 54, in San Jose, CA, by purchasing

the AVID Technology, Inc. non-linear

digital-media broadcast and postproduction systems. This proposed new

hardware includes AVID Airplay, GPI

Triggers, Interface, Log, Remote Control,

Hard Disks, Software, Training, Media

Composer, Monitors, Audio Channels,

Field Resolution, DVE, Encoder, and

Documentation. This project will

directly support the ambitious new PBS

‘‘Ready to Learn’’ service. KTEH is the

only Ready to Learn station for

America’s 5th television market, and the

only Ready to Learn broadcaster in

Northern California. The station’s

coverage totals 6.4 million potential

viewers.

File No. 95098 CTB KVIE, Inc., 2595

Capitol Oaks Drive, Sacramento, CA

95833. Signed by: Mr. Michael Levine,

Acting General Manager. Funds

Requested: $279,276. Total Project Cost:

$558,552. To improve public television

station, KVIE–TV, Ch 6, in Sacramento,

CA, by replacing basic existing essential

production equipment, including 3

studio cameras, an audio console,

waveform monitor, picture monitor, 2

rack mount kits and 2 rack mount

frames. KVIE serves a 28 county area in
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North Central California, currently

numbering 5,153,000 viewers.

File No. 95104 CTB Bay Area

Multicultural T/C Assoc., 3533 19th

Street, San Francisco, CA 94110. Signed

by: Mr. Humberto Cintron, Pres. Bd. of

Directors. Funds Requested: $263,166.

Total Project Cost: $350,888.

Applicant is requesting the construction

of a public TV station in San Francisco,

CA; applicant has no call letters yet, but

plans to operate on Ch 32 if it is

awarded. The station, when activated,

plans to provide programming to meet

the informational, educational and

cultural needs of the 2.2 million Bay

Area residents who are members of

minority groups.

File No. 95109 CTB San Diego State

University Fndn, 5200 Campanile Drive,

San Diego, CA 92182. Signed By: Mr.

Robert Benshoff, Asso General Mgr for

Fin Mgmt. Funds Requested: $177,784.

Total Project Cost: $355,568. To

improve public TV station, KPBS–TV,

operating on CH 15, in San Diego, CA,

by replacing critically worn-out and

obsolete basic equipment, including a

videotape editing system, a video

production switcher, 4 videotape

recorders, an audio mixer, an electronic

still store system, monitors, digital

interface, sync generator, digital audio

recorder/reproducer, digital audio

processor, audio power amplifier, a

speaker system, and test equipment.

These items are essential, according to

the applicant, to establishing the

station’s first independent on-line

videotape editing suite, allowing KPBS

to expand its local program production.

File No. 95114 CRB California State

University, 3416 American River Dr.,

Ste B, Sacramento, CA 95864. Signed

By: Mr. Phil Corriveau, Licensee

Designate. Funds Requested: $123,200.

Total Project Cost: $246,401. To extend

the signal of public radio station,

KXPR–FM, operating on 90.9 MHz, in

Sacramento, CA, by activating KXKB–

FM, a new FM station in Tahoe City,

and improve and extend coverage of the

applicant’s licensee, KXSR–FM in

Groveland. This project will provide

first public radio signal to 107,000

people living in the Lake Tahoe Basin

and Northern and Central Sierra

Mountains. The mother station, KXPR,

currently serves 1,340,800 potential

listeners.

File No. 95115 CTB Rural CA

Broadcasting Corporation, 5850 LaBath

Ave., Rohnert Park, CA 94928. Signed

By: Mrs. Nancy Dobbs. Funds

Requested: $110,165. Total Project Cost:

$146,887. To improve non-commercial

TV station, KRCB–TV, operating on Ch

22, in Rohnert Park, CA, by replacing

the basic origination equipment in

master control and the production

studio. This package includes an EAS

encoder, 7 VTR’s, 3 studio cameras, and

5 color monitors. As a Community

Broadcast Licensee, which receives no

State aid, KRCB provides the only noncommercial TV service to 100,000

homes within its coverage area and

provides service to 2,803,000 potential

viewers.

File No. 95164 PRB Hoopa Valley

Tribal Council, Hoopa Valley Shopping

Ctr, Hwy 9, Hoopa, CA 95546. Signed

By: Mr. Frank Starkey, Jr., General

Manager. Funds Requested: $75,411.

Total Project Cost: $79,741. The purpose

of this Planning Application for KIDE–

FM, operating on 91.3 MHz, in the

Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation,

located in Hoopa, CA, is to locate a

suitable new site to gain maximum

coverage, to conduct an environmental

assessment, and develop an engineering

cost estimate to relocate the current

tower and transmitter. This project will

affect Northwestern Trinity County and

the Rural and Coastal areas of Humboldt

County. Relocating the transmission

system will bring first signal to a

thousand residents and increase the

total population to 10,000.

File No. 95193 CRB Rural CA

Broadcasting Corporation, 5850 LaBath

Ave., Rohnert Park, CA 94928. Signed

By: Ms. Nancy Dobbs, Chief Executive

Officer. Funds Requested: $31,905.

Total Project Cost: $42,539. To improve

non-commercial radio station, KRCB–

FM, operating on 91.1 MHz in Rohnert,

CA, by replacing the main studio

equipment, originally donated from a

variety of sources. The package includes

an encoder/decoder, audio mixer, reel to

reel tape recorder, cassette recorder,

digital cart recorder, microphones with

booms, turntable, equipment rack, patch

panel, patch cords, headphones,

distribution amplifier, remote control

tape recorder, tape recorder input

switcher, DAT cassette recorder,

modulation monitor, misc wire and

installation material, frequency counter

and oscilloscope. The station serves

265,000 potential listeners.

File No. 95216 ICTN Cal. State

University, Chico, West First & Normal

Streets, Chico, CA 95929–0250. Signed

By: Dr. Elaine Wangberg, Vice Provost

for Research. Funds Requested:

$298,275. Total Project Cost: $596,550.

To establish a satellite delivered

distance education network in

California by equipping an existing Kuband uplink with digital compression

equipment and by constructing 41

satellite downlinks at locations

throughout the state. The applicant

currently provides a nationwide Kuband satellite service for computer

training and an undergraduate

curriculum via microwave and ITFS in

Northern California. The proposed

system would replace the microwave/

ITFS system which is almost 20 years

old and is operating on frequencies

which must be vacated to avoid

interference to commercial direct

broadcast satellite television services.

The satellite delivery system would

permit the distribution of the

applicant’s distance learning to

additional areas of the state.

File No. 95219 CRB Santa Monica

Cmty College District, 1900 Pico Blvd.,

Santa Monica, CA 90405–1628. Signed

By: Mr. Thomas Donner, Interim

Superintendent. Funds Requested:

$138,257. Total Project Cost: $184,343.

To extend the signal of non-commercial

radio station, KCRW–FM operating on

89.9 MHz, in Santa Monica, CA, by

constructing a new repeater station, to

operate on 88.1 MHz and provide first

signal to the unserved city of Mojave,

CA. This proposed station will serve

approximately 83,498 residents living

within the primary coverage area of this

proposed 10K station.

File No. 95223 CTB Community TV of

South California, 4401 Sunset Blvd., Los

Angeles, CA 90027. Signed By: Mr.

Donald G. Youpa, Executive Vice

President. Funds Requested: $575,171.

Total Project Cost: $1,150,343. To

improve non-commercial TV station,

KCET–TV, operating on Ch 28 in Los

Angeles, CA, by replacing 6 CCD Studio

Cameras. This flagship station of the

Public Broadcasting System serves

15,357,200 viewers in the greater Los

Angeles area and covers the southern

and central section of California.

File No. 95224 CTB Community TV of

S. California, 4401 Sunset Boulevard,

Los Angeles, CA 90027. Signed By: Mr.

Donald G. Youpa, Executive Vice

President. Funds Requested: $102,221.

Total Project Cost: $136,295. To extend

the signal of non-commercial TV

station, KCET, Ch. 28 in Los Angeles,

CA, by constructing a translator system

which will bring 198,393 residents of

San Luis Obispo County its first public

television signal. KCET–TV will bring

its award winning program service to

the bulk of the county population of

237,597.

File No. 95230 CRB Humboldt State

University, KHSU–FM, Arcata, CA

95221. Signed By: Dr. Alistar McCrone,

President. Funds Requested: $14,975.

Total Project Cost: $29,950. To improve

non-commercial radio station, KHSU,

operating on 90.5 KHz in Arcata, CA, by

replacing the FM broadcast antenna at

the KHSU transmitter site, on Barry

Ridge near Kneeland, CA, and

reconstructing the FM translator,
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K207BL, Willow Creek, CA, both of

which were severely damaged by recent

winter storms.

File No. 95244 IPTN Kern Community

College District, 3000 College Heights

Blvd., Ridgecrest, CA 93555. Signed By:

Dr. Raymond McCue, President. Funds

Requested: $64,125. Total Project Cost:

$127,879. To develop a plan that would

include cooperative agreements among

educational institutions and service

agencies in Kern, Inyo and Mono

counties in eastern California, and

would design an interactive

telecommunications system to provide

distance learning and training

opportunities, particularly to the

population in isolated areas of rural

Inyo and Mono counties.

File No. 95256 CRB Monterey Bay

Public Bd. Foundation, 176 Forest

Avenue, POB 10, Pacific Grove, CA

93950. Signed By: Mr. Ken Peterson,

President, Board of Directors. Funds

Requested: $19,880. Total Project Cost:

$44,880. To replace and upgrade an onair console, reel-to-reel tape decks, DAT

recorders, microphones, turntables, cart

machines, digital transceivers and

related equipment at KAZU–FM, 90.3

MHz, Pacific Grove, CA, providing

public radio service to approximately

500,000 persons in the Monterey area of

California.

File No. 95270 CRB Radio Bilingue,

Inc., 1111 Fulton Mall, #700, Fresno, CA

93721. Signed By: Mr. Hugo Morales,

Executive Director. Funds Requested:

$69,000. Total Project Cost: $138,000.

To improve the non-commercial radio

station, KSJV–FM, operating on 91.5

MHz, in Fresno, CA by adding state-ofthe-art production studio equipment to

augment the essential production

equipment the applicant now owns and

by replacing the 15 year old transmitter.

This augmentation includes 2 Portable

Recorders, 11 mikes, 3 mike arms, 13

Headphones, 2 Digital Tape Recorders 3

Reel-to-Reel Recorders, 3 Dual Cassette

Players, 6 Cart Machines, 4 CD Players,

4 DAT Recorders, 2 telephone Adapters,

4 Carrying Cases, 1 Mixing Console, 3

Amplifiers, 4 Turntables, Turntable PreAmp, 2 Monitor Speakers, 2 Gentner

Interfaces, 1 Digital Hybrid, 9 Racks, 2

Patch Bays, 1 Misc. wire etc. and 1

Impedence Converter. KSJV–FM is the

flagship station of Radio Bilingue and

the primary production facility for the

Latino Station Satellite Network. This

station currently serves 1.7 million

potential listeners.

CO (Colorado)

File No. 95077 CRB Boulder

Community Broadcast Assoc, 1900

Folsom Avenue, No. 100, Boulder, CO

80302. Signed By: Ms. Marty Durlin,

Station Manager. Funds Requested:

$28,640. Total Project Cost: $57,280. To

upgrade the studio facilities of public

radio station KGNU–FM, operating on

88.5 MHz in Boulder, CO, by replacing

three 17-year-old audio consoles, the air

monitor and the telemetry unit.

File No. 95095 CRB North Fork Valley

Public Radio, Inc, 213 Grand Avenue,

Paonia, CO 81428. Signed By: Ms. Dottie

Talmage, Station Manager. Funds

Requested: $21,045. Total Project Cost:

$28,060. To improve satellite recording

capabilities and studio facilities of

public radio station KVNF–FM,

operating on 90.9 MHz in Paonia, CO,

by replacing old and worn-out reel-toreel tape machines and the production

console.

File No. 95113 CRB KUTE

Incorporated, P.O. Box 737, 123 Capote

Street, Ignacio, CO 81137. Signed By:

Mr. Carlos Sena, General Manager.

Funds Requested: $89,798. Total Project

Cost: $119,730. To improve the facilities

of public radio station KSUT–FM

operating on 91.3 MHz in Ignacio, CO,

by replacing 20-year-old master control

and studio equipment, including the air

console and the production console, 7

DAT recorders, the cart machine and 4

monitors.

File No. 95140 CTB Front Range

Educational Media Corp., 2900 Welton

Street, First Floor, Denver, CO 80205.

Signed By: Mr. Ted Krichels, General

Manager. Funds Requested: $358,174.

Total Project Cost: $488,174. To

improve the reliability of the signal and

upgrade its broadcast quality, KBDI–TV,

Channel 12 in Denver, CO, will install

a three-phase power system, a threephase UPS and a hot-standby STL.

Applicant will also replace old and

worn-out studio equipment and

purchase new equipment for stereo and

second language broadcast capability.

File No. 95149 CTB Council for PTV,

Channel 6, Inc., 1089 Bannock Street,

Denver, CO 80204. Signed By: Mr. James

Morgese, President & General Manager.

Funds Requested: $759,220. Total

Project Cost: $1,518.439. To provide

first service to over 100,000 people in

Mesa County, Colorado, KRMA–TV,

Channel 6 in Denver will build a

noncommercial full power satellite

station in Grand Junction, Colorado,

and, in collaboration with Mesa State

College, will provide local origination

programming. Applicant also proposes

construction of a full duplex microwave

system between the Denver studios and

Grand Junction to provide real-time, full

bandwidth two-way video link between

the two stations.

File No. 95179 CRB Equal Rep. of

Media Advocacy Corp, 528 9th Street,

Alamosa, CO 81101. Signed By: Mr. Tim

Grove, President. Funds Requested:

$11,475. Total Project Cost: $15,300. To

upgrade public radio station KRZA–FM,

operating on 88.7 MHZ in Alamosa, CO,

by replacing the STLs, converting to

EAS and replacing studio analog

equipment with digital equipment.

File No. 95183 CTB University of

Southern Colorado, 2200 Bonforte

Boulevard, Pueblo, CO 81001–4901.

Signed By: Dr. Robert Shirley, President.

Funds Requested; $548,949. Total

Project Cost: $1,097,898. To provide

first public television service to

approximately 25,000 people in the

areas of Grand Junction, Durango and

the Southern Ute and Ute Mountain

Indian Reservations, KTSC–TV, Channel

8 in Pueblo, Colorado, will install four

new translators and a microwave

interconnection system. Applicant will

also purchase test and stereo broadcast

equipment and upgrade its origination

equipment.

File No. 95186 ICTN Northern CO Bd.

of Coop. Ed. Werv., 830 W. Lincoln

Street, Longmont, CO 80501. Signed By:

Mr. Jack Hale, Executive Director. Funds

Requested: $528,781. Total Project Cost:

$875,832. To construct a two-way,

interactive compressed video system,

using PictureTel studios and T1 service

to link four remote sites in northeastern

Colorado with existing T1 educational

networks serving other parts of

Colorado.

File No. 95262 ICTN National

Technological University, 700 Centre

Avenue, Ft. Collins, CO 80526. Signed

By: Dr. Lionel Baldwin, President.

Funds Requested: $478,515. Total

Project Cost: $957,030. To construct

three additional Ku-band satellite

uplinks in the National Technological

University system which will increase

engineering programming distributed

nationwide. The uplinks will be located

at the University of Florida, Gainsville,

FL; the University of California at

Berkeley, CA; the University of Texas at

Austin, TX. The project also proposes to

add digital compression equipment for

an existing Ku-band uplink at Kansas

State University, Manhattan, KS.

File No. 95291 CRB Denver Educat’l

Broadcasting, Inc., 2900 Welton Street,

Suite 200, Denver, CO 80205. Signed

By: Ms. Florence Hernandez-Ramos,

President & CEO. Funds Requested:

$167,412. Total Project Cost: $334,824.

To improve public radio station KUVO–

FM operating on 89.3 MHz in Denver,

Colorado, by replacing its 10-year old

transmitter and installing a backup STL

system. Applicant also proposes to

upgrade its studio and master control

equipment, purchase test equipment

and install a new performance studio.
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CT (Connecticut)

File No. 95075 CTB Connecticut Pub.

Broadcasting, Inc., 240 New Britain

Avenue, Hartford, CT 06106. Signed By:

Mr. Jerry Franklin, President & CEO.

Funds Requested: $137,332. Total

Project Cost: $274,665. To replace

obsolete and worn out videotape

machines, character generator,

switching equipment and a microwave

interconnection system at the

Connecticut Public Broadcasting

headquarters in Hartford, Connecticut,

providing the only national and

statewide oriented public television

programming to 3,225,000 citizens over

WEDH–TV, Channel 24 Hartford,

WEDN–TV, Channel 53, Norwich,

WEDY–TV, Channel 65, New Haven,

and WEDW–TV, Channel 49,

Bridgeport, Connecticut.

File No. 95157 ICTN CT CommunityTechnical Colleges, 61 Woodland Street,

Hartford, CT 06105. Signed By: Mr.

Andrew McKirdy, Executive Director.

Funds Requested: $322,200. Total

Project Cost: $644,400. To extend

distance learning programs to 16

Connecticut community colleges serving

47,655 students, to provide first

distance learning programs to 12,335

additional students, and to offer on-site

instruction at businesses throughout

Connecticut by constructing portable,

interactive, compressed video systems

and telephone access switches at each

site.

DC (District of Columbia)

File No. 95154 CRB University of

District of Columbia, 4200 Connecticut

Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20008.

Signed By: Dr. Martha Bridgeforth, VP,

Institutional Advancement. Funds

Requested: $29,917. Total Project Cost:

$59,835. To extend the signal of noncommercial radio station, WDCU–FM,

90.1 MHz, Washington, D.C., by

increasing the power of the station’s

transmitter form 6,800 to 50,000 watts.

This project will increase WCDU’s

coverage by 900,000 potential listeners

from its present coverage of

approximately 3,283,159.

File No. 95155 CRB University of

District of Columbia, 4200 Connecticut

Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20008.

Signed By: Mr. Martha Bridgeforth, VP,

Institutional Advancement. Funds

Requested: $22,495. Total Project Cost:

$44,990. To improve non-commercial

radio station, WDCU–FM, 90.1 MHz,

Washington, D.C., by constructing a C–

Band fixed satellite downlink in order

to directly receive cultural and news

programs from the Public Radio Satellite

System.

File No. 95015 CTB University of

Florida, Weimer Hall, Gainesville, FL

32611. Signed By: Mrs. Karen Holbrook,

Vice President/Dean. Funds Requested:

$19,610. Total Project Cost: $39,220.

WUFT–TV, Channel 5 in Gainesville,

Florida, will purchase equipment for a

SAP channel, that will be used to

deliver Descriptive Video Services and

Radio Reading Services to visuallyimpaired individuals.

File No. 95019 CTB South Florida

Public Telecomm. Inc., 3401 South

Congress Avenue, Boynton Beach, FL

33426. Signed By: Mrs. Mary Souder,

President/CEO. Funds Requested:

$68,850. Total Project Cost: $137,700.

To replace outdated 3⁄4′′ record and

playback machines to improve editing,

promo playback and recording facilities

at WXEL–TV, Channel 42, Boynton

Beach, Florida.

File No. 95035 CTB Florida W. Coast

Pub. Brdcstg, Inc., 1300 North

Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33607. Signed

By: Mr. Stephen L. Rogers, President &

CEO. Funds Requested: $487,385. Total

Project Cost: $974,770. To improve the

facilities of public television station

WEDU–TV, Channel 3 in Tampa,

Florida, by constructing a new

production control room and studio.

The applicant proposes purchase of four

cameras, a digital switcher, a digital

video effects unit and an audio mixer.

File No. 95106 CTB WJCT, Inc., 100

Festival Park Avenue, Jacksonville, FL

32202. Signed By: Mr. William Dresser,

President and General Manager. Funds

Requested: $212, 387. Total Project Cost:

$424,775. To replace worn out and

failure-prone equipment, WJCT–TV,

operating on Channel 7 in Jacksonville,

Florida, will purchase a master control

routing switcher, an on-air station break

switcher and the national and local

programming productions video

switcher.

File No. 95116 CRB University of

Florida, 2208 Weimer Hall, Gainesville,

FL 32611. Signed By: Mr. Richard A.

Lehner, General Manager. Funds

Requested: $26,916. Total Project Cost:

$53,832. To preserve 24-hour a day

operation, public radio station WUFT–

FM, operating on 89.1 MHz in

Gainesville, Florida, will purchase and

install equipment to automate late

evening and weekend programming.

File No. 95229 IPTN Florida Gulf

Coast University, 17595 So. Tamiami

Trail, Ste 200, Fort Myers, FL 33908.

Signed By: Dr. Roy McTarnaghan,

President. Funds Requested: $69,108.

Total Project Cost: $102,370. To develop

a plan for a coordinated, interactive

distance education network in five

southwestern Florida counties that will

explore options for an interconnection

system among educational institutions,

public broadcasting facilities,

government offices and service agencies

for distance learning and training.

GA (Georgia)

File No. 95046 IPTN Clark Atlanta

University, James Brawley Dr. at First St

SW, Atlanta, GA 30314. Signed By: Dr.

Kofi Bota, V.P., Research/Sponsored

Pgms. Funds Requested: $94,413. Total

Project Cost: $107,799. To develop a

comprehensive plan for a

telecommunications system using

appropriate technologies for a distance

learning network among the colleges

and universities of the Historically

Black Colleges and Universities/

Minority Institutions (HBCU/MI)

Environmental Technology Consortium

in ten states and Washington, D.C.

File No. 95059 ICTN City of

Thomasville, 144 E. Jackson Street,

Thomasville, GA 31792. Signed By: Ms.

Camille Payne, Mayor. Funds

Requested: $722,810. Total Project Cost:

$1,445,620. To establish an interactive

distance learning network that will use

a fiber optics SONET-based system to

interconnect diverse municipal and

educational institutions in Thomas

County, located in southern Georgia.

The entities to be connected include the

City of Thomasville, the Thomasville

City Schools, the Thomas County

Schools, Thomas Area Technical

School, Thomas College, and the

Thomas County Public Library.

File No. 95061 IPRTN Georgia/

Carolina Tech. Coll. Cnsort, 2704

Benson Road, Augusta, GA 30906.

Signed By: Dr. Jim Weaver, Director.

Funds Requested: $91,000. Total Project

Cost: $182,000. To determine the

feasibility of the possible technologies

that might be appropriate for a two-way,

interactive interconnection system for

distance learning and training among

the five technical colleges in the

Georgia/Carolina Technical College

Consortium, serving a nine-county area

in Georgia and South Carolina.

File No. 95144 IPTN Georgia State

University, 140 Decatur Street, Ste 805,

Atlanta, GA 30303. Signed By: Dr. Cleon

C. Arrington, VP for Research & Info

Tech. Funds Requested: $74,849. Total

Project Cost: $74,849. To assess the

facilities and equipment of the present

Georgia Public Telecommunications

Commission facility in Atlanta, and to

plan for and design this facility as a

statewide telecommunication

distribution, production and training

center, for distance learning and

training applications.

File No. 95146 CTB Atlanta Board of

Education, 740 Bismark Road, NE,

Atlanta, GA 30324. Signed By: Dr.
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Benjamin Canada, Superintendent.

Funds Requested: $681,955. Total

Project Cost: $1,363,909. To improve the

mobile production facilities of public

television station WPBA–TV, operating

on Ch. 30 in Atlanta, by replacing

obsolete equipment in a mobile

production unit. The project will also

convert an existing Ku-band satellite

downlink to an uplink to permit

distribution of instructional

programming to the state of Georgia.

File No. 95281 CRB Georgia Public

Telecomm. Commission, 1540 Stewart

Avenue, SW., Atlanta, GA 30310.

Signed By: Mr. Frank Bugg, Deputy

Director. Funds Requested: $27,000.

Total Project Cost: $54,000. Peach State

Public Radio will establish a

noncommercial FM radio station

operating on 88.3 in Demorest, GA, to

provide first service to a population of

cover 260,000 people in the Northeast

section of Georgia.

File No. 95285 CRTBN Georgia Public

Telecom Commissions, 1540 Stewart

Avenue, SW., Atlanta, GA 30310.

Signed By: Mr. Frank Bugg, Deputy

Director. Funds Requested: $342,000.

Total Project Cost: $760,000. To increase

the satellite uplink capabilities of

Georgia Public Television by purchasing

digital compression equipment for an

existing satellite uplink in Atlanta, and

for existing portable uplinks in the state.

The project will increase the number of

programs distributed to schools,

libraries and institutions of higher

education throughout the state using the

state-owned satellite transponder on

Telstar 401.

HI (Hawaii)

File No. 95033 CRB Hawaii Public

Radio, 738 Kaheka St., Honolulu, HI

96814–3726. Signed By: Mr. Albert

Hulsen, President & Gen. Mgr. Funds

Requested: $395,575. Total Project Cost:

$527,434. To establish an FM repeater

station operating on 91.1 MHz in Hilo,

Hawaii. The station will repeat the

broadcast signal of KHPR (FM),

Honolulu and provide the first public

radio service to 66,628 residents (55%

of the population of the Island of

Hawaii) living in the Hilo area. Some

Island of Hawaii residents, those living

along the Kohala, Kona and Hamakua

coasts, already receive Hawaii Public

Radio from KKUA (90.7 MHz, Wailuku)

transmitting from atop Mt. Haleakala on

the Island of Maui.

File No. 95068 CRB Kekahu

Foundation, Inc., 2204 Io’ela Street,

Kilauea, HI 96754. Signed By: Mrs. Janet

Friend, President. Funds Requested:

$174,200. Total Project Cost: $232,270.

To provide the first public radio service

to the island of Kauai by constructing a

new FM station operating on 91.9 MHz,

Kilauea, and an FM station operating on

90.9 MHz in Hanalei. The stations will

be interconnected by microwave and

will be programmed from a local studio.

File No. 95167 PRB Hawaiian

National Broadcast Corp, 477 Opihikao

Place, Suite A, Honolulu, HI 96825.

Signed By: Mrs. Marsha Joyner,

President. Funds Requested: $15,000.

Total Project Cost: $46,426. To plan for

the establishment of a noncommercial

radio station in Honolulu to serve the

ethnic peoples of the island of Oahu.

File No. 95232 CRB Hawaii Public

Radio, 738 Kaheka St., Honolulu, HI

96814–3726. Signed By: Mr. Albert

Hulsen, President & General Manager.

Funds Requested: $275,373. Total

Project Cost: $428,883. To provide the

first public radio service to the island of

Kauai by constructing an FM repeater

station operating on 90.1 MHz in Lihue.

The station will rebroadcast

programming from stations the

applicant operates in Honolulu, island

of Oahu, including KHPR (FM),

operating on 88.1 MHz, KIPO–FM,

operating on 89.3 MHz and KIFO (AM)

operating on 1380 KHz.

IA (Iowa)

File No. 95094 PRB Suntaman

Communications, Inc., 1170 13th Street,

P.O. Box 4296, Des Moines, IA 50333.

Signed By: Mr. Wesley Hall, Executive

Director. Funds Requested: $6,000.

Total Project Cost: $6,000. To plan for

a non-commercial, black, FM radio

station which will serve the urban area

of Omaha, Nebraska. The funds

requested, {$6,000} will be used

specifically to hire an engineering firm

to perform a frequency compatibility

test. The applicant hopes this plan

would result in the development of an

African American owned and operated

public radio station, serving

approximately 51,426 African

Americans residing in Omaha.

File No. 95162 CTB Iowa Public

Broadcasting Board, 6450 Corporate

Drive, Johnston, IA 50131. Signed By:

Mr. C. David Bolender, Executive

Director. Funds Requested: $147,800.

Total Project Cost: $295,600. To

improve the quality of the broadcast

services of Iowa Public Television by

replacing four old and unreliable

translators serving 150,000 residents of

the rural communities of Rock Rapids

and Sibley in northwest Iowa, and

Ottumwa and Ft. Madison in the

southeast corner of Iowa.

File No. 95165 CRB Afro-American

Cmty. Broadcasting, 527 Cottage Ave,

Waterloo, IA 50703. Signed By: Mr.

Jimmie Porter, CEO. Funds Requested:

$88,404. Total Project Cost: $117,873.

To improve non-commercial, Afro

American radio station, KBBG–FM, 88.1

MHz, Waterloo, IA, by replacing the

inadequate tower (raising its height),

transmitter and antenna, and replacing

its control room equipment. This project

is in conjunction with construction of

new studios and a move of the

transmission site required due to the

current locations in a residential area.

KBBG’s signal covers approximately

110,000 residents, and new listeners

will be added as a result of the higher

tower.

File No. 95188 ICTN Eastern Iowa

Community College Di, 306 West River

Drive, Davenport, IA 52801. Signed By:

Mr. Ed Stoessel, Executive Director.

Funds Requested: $81,053. Total Project

Cost: $162,107. To establish a fiber optic

interconnection with the Iowa fiber

optics system, and to construct

instructor-operated production facilities

at the Graphic Arts Technology Center

in Clinton, Iowa, to provide training in

high-tech printing and graphics to

22,000 Iowa residents involved in that

vocation.

File No. 95235 ICTN Iowa Civil Rights

Commission, 211 East Maple, Des

Moines, IA 50309. Signed By: Mr. Don

Grove, Executive Director. Funds

Requested: $107,857. Total Project Cost:

$143,809. To construct a classroom

production center to interconnect the

Iowa Civil Rights Commission facilities

in Des Moines with the Iowa

Communication Network to allow for

provision of civil rights related

programming and information to

3,000,000 citizens of Iowa.

File No. 95238 CRB Iowa State Univ

of Science & Tech., 204

Communications Building, Ames, IA

50011. Signed By: Mr. Richard E.

Hasbrook, Contracts & Grants Officer.

Funds Requested: $161,540. Total

Project Cost: $215,387. To extend the

broadcast area of public radio station

WOI–FM, 90.1 MHz, Ames, IA, by

activating a repeater station in Ottumwa

to provide first public radio service and

radio reading services to approximately

75,000 people in Southeastern Iowa.

IL (Illinois)

File No. 95029 CRB Southern IL

University-Edwardsville, Box 1773,

Edwardsville, IL 62026. Signed By: Dr.

Nancy Belck, President, SIUE. Funds

Requested: $336,076. Total Project Cost:

$468,131. To extend the signal of public

radio station WSIE, 88.7 MHz,

Edwardsville, IL, by activating a

repeater station on 91.3 MHz in

Effingham, IL. The new repeater will

bring the first public radio signal to

approximately 61,844 persons central

Illinois. In addition, the project will
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improve the production capability of

WSIE by replacing worn-out and

obsolete studio equipment, including an

audio console, DAT recorders, a cassette

recorder, CD players, microphones, and

an audio processor. The project would

also replace the station Emergency

Broadcast System equipment with the

Emergency Alert System recently

adopted by the Federal Communications

Commission.

File No. 95047 CTB Southern IL

University-Carbondale, 1048

Communications Building, Carbondale,

IL 62901. Signed By: Dr. Benjamin A.

Shepherd, VP/Academic Affairs &

Provost. Funds Requested: $103,522.

Total Project Cost: $207,044. To

improve the reliability of broadcasts by

public television station WSIU–TV, Ch.

8, Carbondale, IL, by replacing its wornout studio-transmitter link, and to

improve its production capability by

replacing obsolete studio equipment,

including video switchers, audio

mixers, production editor, and test

equipment. The station serves a

population of approximately 880,300.

File No. 95277 CTB University of

Illinois, 801 South Wright Street,

Champaign, IL 61820. Signed By: Mr.

Craig S. Bazzani, Comptroller. Funds

Requested: $269,000. Total Project Cost:

$538,000. To improve the operation of

public television station WILL–TV, Ch.

12, Champaign-Urbana, IL, by replacing

worn-out and obsolete studio

equipment, including video tape

recorders, routing switcher, and

monitors. The station serves a

population of about 1.3-million.

IN (Indiana)

File No. 95118 CTB Tri-State Public

Teleplex, Inc., 405 Carpenter Street,

Evansville, IN 47708–1027. Signed By:

Mr. David Dial, President & General

Manager. Funds Requested: $56,987.

Total Project Cost: $113,974. To

improve public station WNIN–TV, Ch 9,

Evansville, IN, by replacing its worn-out

and obsolete STL, a failing routing

switcher and sync generator. The station

has no standby STL and must go off the

air when the unit goes off the air. WNIN

owns no prompting system for its studio

cameras, so is rounding out the package

by requesting a teleprompter. The

station serves 750,000 potential viewers.

File No. 95274 CRB Ball State

University, Building AD–103, Muncie,

IN 47306–0550. Signed By: Dr. James L.

Pyle, Executive Director. Funds

Requested: $69,777. Total Project Cost:

$93,037. To extend the broadcast area of

public radio station WBST–FM, 92.1

MHz, Muncie, IN, and to provide first

service to approximately 83,000 people

in the communities of Anderson,

Alexandria and surrounding areas of

East Central Indiana by activating a

repeater station in Anderson on 89.5

MHz.

File No. 95278 CRB Ball State

University, Building AD–103, Muncie,

IN 47306–0550. Signed By: Dr. James L.

Pyle, Executive Director. Funds

Requested: $258,630. Total Project Cost:

$344,840. To extend the signal of public

radio station WBST–FM operating on

92.1 MHz in Muncie, Indiana, and

provide first service to approximately

148,000 people in East Central Indiana

by activating repeater stations in Marion

(91.1 MHz), Portland (91.7 MHz) and

New Castle/Hagerstown (90.5 MHz).

File No. 95280 CTB Metro

Indianapolis Pub Bdcstg Inc., 1401

North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN

46202–2389. Signed By: Mr. Lloyd

Wright, President & General Manager.

Funds Requested: $350,000. Total

Project Cost: $700,000. To improve the

broadcast operations of public station

WFYI–TV, Ch. 20, Indianapolis, IN, by

replacing its 25-year-old transmitter and

related equipment.

KS (Kansas)

File No. 95048 ICTN Wichita State

University, 1845 Fairmont, Campus Box

57, Wichita, KS 67260–0057. Signed By:

Dr. Bobby Patton, VP/Academic Affairs.

Funds Requested: $300,000. Total

Project Cost: $600,000. To activate a

two-way video, two-way audio

microwave distance learning system

that would interconnect the main

campus of Wichita State University and

three of the University’s outreach

centers in the City of Wichita and in

Sedgwick County. The system would

allow not only for the exchange of

interactive, full motion educational

programming, but also for the

transmission of high-speed data

between the outreach centers and the

University’s computing and library

resources. The proposal includes

equipment for three video classrooms,

one of each of the outreach centers.

File No. 95080 CRB Kansas State

University, Room 2, Fairchild Hall,

Manhattan, KS 66506. Signed By: Ms.

Kay Cogley, Asst. Vice Provost for Res.

Funds Requested: $27,639. Total Project

Cost: $50,663. To improve the facilities

of public radio station KKSU–AM, 580

KHz, in Manhattan by acquiring new

and replacement origination, test and

other equipment. KKSU–AM’s audio

consoles, tape machines and test

equipment are more than 20 years old.

KKSU–AM’s coverage area includes

parts of four states.

File No. 95086 CRB Kanza Society,

Inc., 210 N. 7th Street, Garden City, KS

67846. Signed By: Mr. Dale Bolton,

Executive Director. Funds Requested:

$44,873. Total Project Cost: $89,746. To

improve the facilities of public radio

station KANZ–FM, 91.1 MHz, in Garden

City, by completing the inter-city

microwave relay connecting the KANZ–

FM studio and KZNA–FM, 90.5 MHz, a

full-power repeater/satellite station in

Hill City. At present, KZNA–FM uses

only a partial studio-to-transmitter link

(STL) by picking the signal off-air at

Dighton, 55 miles from KANZ–FM, and

relaying it by inter-city relays. This will

complete the terrestrial microwave

system.

File No. 95110 CTB Washburn

University of Topeka, 1700 SW College

Avenue, Topeka, KS 66621. Signed By:

Dr. Hugh Thompson, President. Funds

Requested: $283,928. Total Project Cost:

$567,856. To improve the facilities of

public television station KTWU–TV, Ch.

11, in Topeka by replacing three aging

studio camera systems and its 22-year

old production switcher and related

equipment. Station serves about 1.25

million residents in KS and MO.

File No. 95192 CRB Wichita State

University, 3317 E. 17th Street, Wichita,

KS 67208. Signed By: Mr. Frederick

Sudermann, VP Research/Industrial Gov

Res. Funds Requested: $59,442. Total

Project Cost: $118,885. To improve the

facilities of public radio station KMUW–

FM, 89.1 MHz, in Wichita by replacing

15 to 20 year old On-air and Production

Control room equipment including two

audio consoles and associated

origination equipment. In addition,

project would acquire transient voltage

surge protectors. KMUW–FM serves

approximately 678,000 residents.

File No. 95213 CRB Hutchinson

Community College, 815 N. Walnut,

Suite 300, Hutchinson, KS 67501.

Signed By: Dr. Edward Berger,

President. Funds Requested: $45,572.

Total Project Cost: $91,145. To improve

the facilities of public radio station

KHCC–FM, 90.1 MHz, in Hutchinson by

replacing old, unreliable cartridge

machines with digital technology,

replacement of an old SCA generator

and monitoring equipment. In addition,

KHCC seeks to replace the transmitterto-studio link (TSL) antenna system to

protect against interruptions due to

icing conditions. KHCC–FM is also

broadcast on two repeater stations,

KHCD–FM and KHCT–FM. The three

stations cover approximately 925,000

people in central KS.

File No. 95215 CTB Kansas Public T/

C Services Inc., 320 West 21st Street, N,

Wichita, KS 67203. Signed By: Mr. Zoel

Parenteau, President and General

Manager. Funds Requested: $28,825.

Total Project Cost: $57,650. To improve

the facilities of public television station
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KPTS–TV, Ch. 8, in Wichita by

replacing a 1978 character generator and

increasing the size of the station’s

existing router switcher in order to meet

increased demands. KPTS–TV serves

approximately 387,773 people.

File No. 95260 CRB Pittsburg State

University, 1701 S. Broadway, Pittsburg,

KS 66762. Signed By: Dr. Donald W.

Wilson, President. Funds Requested:

$26,144. Total Project Cost: $43,304. To

extend the coverage area of public radio

station KRPS–FM, 89.9 MHz, in

Pittsburg by constructing a new

translator in Iola on 91.3 MHz. Existing

KANU–FM (Lawrence) 10-watt

translator is being replaced by this more

powerful unit that will serve 6,351

people. In addition, KRPS–FM seeks to

upgrade by purchasing new origination

equipment including a production

console, remote recording equipment

and some test equipment.

File No. 95268 CRB University of

Kansas, Broadcasting Hall, Lawrence,

KS 66045. Signed By: Dr. Robert C.

Bearse, Associate Vice Chancellor.

Funds Requested: $60,680. Total Project

Cost: $121,361. To improve the facilities

of public radio station KANU–FM, 91.5

MHz, in Lawrence by acquiring

transmitter monitoring equipment and

digital encoders/decoders. KANU–FM,

which places a strong emphasis on local

news production, seeks to acquire news

control room and remote news gathering

equipment and other production

equipment for utilization by the Kansas

Public Radio network. Project also

includes a satellite downlink and CBand receiver as well as 50 SAP

receivers for the radio reading service.

KANU–FM serves approximately

1,167,000 people.

KY (Kentucky)

File No. 95001 CRB University of

Kentucky Research Fdn, 201 Kinkead

Hall, Lexington, KY 40506. Signed By:

Mr. Jack Supplee, Associate Director.

Funds Requested: $48,535. Total Project

Cost: $97,070. To improve the

production facilities of public radio

station WUKY, 91.3 MHz, Lexington,

KY, by replacing obsolete and worn-out

equipment, including three audio

consoles, microphones, CD players,

DAT recorders, two cassette decks, and

cartridge machines and by acquiring a

telephone hybrid. WUKY serves a

population of about 477,298.

File No. 95199 CTB Kentucky

Educational Television, 600 Cooper

Drive, Lexington, KY 40502. Signed By:

Mrs. Virginia G. Fox, Executive Director.

Funds Requested: $573,943. Total

Project Cost: $956,571. To improve the

service of Kentucky Educational

Television (KET) by replacing the wornout and obsolete transmitters, associated

equipment items, and test equipment of

its full-power public television station

WKLE, Ch. 46, Lexington/Richmond,

KY, and its translator on Ch. 10 at

Louisa, KY. In addition the project seeks

to replace existing Emergency Broadcast

System equipment with the newly

required Emergency Alert System

equipment, add to KET’s network center

routing equipment, and acquire

additional test equipment. KET operates

15 full-power television stations and 5

translators across Kentucky, serving a

population of approximately 3.7-million

people.

File No. 95201 IPTN Hopkinsville

Community College, 734 North Drive,

Hopkinsville, KY 42241–2100. Signed

By: Dr. James Kerley, President. Funds

Requested: $78,142. Total Project Cost:

$78,142. Hopkinsville Community

College of the University of Kentucky

proposes to develop a plan that will

determine the feasibility of appropriate

technologies for a distance learning

distribution system through cable

television and other methods, to a

disadvantaged population in five

counties of western Kentucky and three

counties of northwestern Tennessee.

File No. 95264 CRB Western

Kentucky University, 1 Big Red Way,

Bowling Green, KY 42101. Signed By:

Dr. Charles M. Anderson, Ass’t VP for

Finance & Admin. Funds Requested:

$25,227. Total Project Cost: $50,455. To

upgrade the production capability of

public radio station WKYU, 88.9 MHz,

Bowling Green, KY, by acquiring three

digital audio work stations. The station

serves a population of about 3.4-million.

LA (Louisiana)

File No. 95008 ICTN Louisiana State

University and, 347 Pleasant Hall, Baton

Rouge, LA 70803. Signed By: Dr. Allen

Copping, President. Funds Requested:

$657,372. Total Project Cost: $876,496.

To establish a two-way interactive

compressed video system that would

connect the five campuses of the

Louisiana State University System using

a digital data network operating over

terrestrial T–1 circuits. The campuses

are located at Alexandria, Baton Rouge,

Eunice, New Orleans, and Shreveport. A

video classroom would be placed at

each campus. The system’s multipoint

control unit would be housed on the

Baton Rouge campus, where the director

of the system would be located. The

system would allow for the exchange of

teleconferencing and course work

among the five campuses.

File No. 95147 ICTN Northwestern

State Univ. of LA, Kyser Hall, Room

153, Natchitoches, LA 71457. Signed

By: Dr. Robert Alost, President. Funds

Requested: $569,528. Total Project Cost:

$759,371. To purchase a Ku-band

mobile satellite uplink to expand the

distance learning opportunities to under

served areas of Louisiana, Arkansas,

Mississippi and Oklahoma.

File No. 95217 CTB Greater New

Orleans ETV Foundation, 916 Navarre

Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70124.

Signed By: Mr. Randall Feldman,

President & General Manager. Funds

Requested: $102,000. Total Project Cost:

$204,000. To improve the technical

quality of its production facilities,

public television station WYES–TV,

Channel 12 in New Orleans, LA, will

replace aging analog video tape

recorders with three digital video

cassette recorders. WYES will also

purchase a new computer editor and a

digital voice over system.

File No. 95258 CTB Louisiana ETV

Authority, 7860 Anselmo Lane, Baton

Rouge, LA 70810. Signed By: Mrs. Beth

Courtney, Executive Director. Funds

Requested: $600,000. Total Project Cost:

$1,200,000. To improve broadcast

operations, KLTM–TV, Channel 13 in

Monroe, LA, will replace its 18-year-old

VHF television transmitter, its

transmission line and antenna.

File No. 95259 ICTN New Orleans

Educ. T/C Consortium, 2929 S.

Carrollton Avenue, New Orleans, LA

70118. Signed By: Dr. Robert Lucas,

Executive Director. Funds Requested:

$37,750. Total Project Cost: $75,500. To

acquire portable television production

facilities and a 2GHz STL to produce

and deliver locally originated

educational services to 1,563,100

currently served citizens, and to provide

first educational service to an additional

4,200,000 Louisiana citizens.

File No. 95275 CRB Louisiana State

University, One University Place,

Shreveport, LA 71115. Signed By: Ms.

Catherine Fraser, General Manager.

Funds Requested: $37,666. Total Project

Cost: $50,222. To extend its service area

and to provide first service to Grambling

and the surrounding communities of

Ruston and Arcadia, public radio station

KDAQ–FM, operating on 89.9 MHz in

Shreveport, LA, will install a new

translator facility in Grambling.

MA (Massachusetts)

File No. 95022 IPTN CTSB

(Community TV, S. Berkshires), 925

Pleasant Street, South Lee, MA 01260.

Signed By: Mr. Shawn Serre, Executive

Director. Funds Requested: $75,900.

Total Project Cost: $75,900. To plan a

two-way interactive network throughout

Berkshire County, Massachusetts,

possibly through fiber optic

distribution, to serve educational and

governmental needs with connections
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among area high schools and public and

private colleges.

File No. 95037 ICTN Northeastern

University, 284 Huntington Plaza,

Boston, MA 02115. Signed By: Mr.

Robert Culver, Senior Vice President &

Treas. Funds Requested: $468,607. Total

Project Cost: $624,810. To establish a

two-way interactive videoconferencing

system, using telephone line

transmission, that would interconnect

Northeastern University, Boston, with

six learning centers in Maine. The

system would offer a master’s degree

program in speech-language pathology.

File No. 95145 CRB Cape & Islands

Cmty Pub Radio, Inc, 78 Gardiner Road,

Woods Hole, MA 02543. Signed By: Mr.

Jay Allison, President. Funds Requested:

$212,450. Total Project Cost: $283,270.

To provide first public radio service to

70,639 citizens of Woods Hole and

Nantucket, Massachusetts by

constructing new FM broadcast studios,

control rooms, antennas and

transmitters at 90.1 MHz, Woods Hole,

Massachusetts, and 91.1 MHz,

Nantucket, Massachusetts.

MD (Maryland)

File No. 95111 IPTN University of

Maryland Univ. Coll, University Blvd. at

Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 20742.

Signed By: Dr. T. Benjamin Massey,

President. Funds Requested: $99,612.

Total Project Cost: $141,242. To develop

a plan for the integration of technologies

in a telecommunications network as a

‘‘virtual university’’ through the

University of Maryland’s Virtual

University Task Force and its Open

Learning Program, to provide distance

learning services to U.S. citizens in the

U.S., its territories, and in other

countries.

File No. 95243 CTB Maryland Public

Broadcasting Comm., 11767 Owings

Mills Boulevard, Owings Mills, MD

21117. Signed By: Mr. Raymond Ho,

President/CEO. Funds Requested:

$143,530. Total Project Cost: $287,060.

To improve the facilities of WMPB–TV,

Channel 67 in Owings Mills and the

state’s public television network by

replacing its 13-year-old mono audio

cart and reel-to-reel tape machines with

state of the art digital stereo audio

systems. In addition, MPT will purchase

two digital Beta units and a non-linear

storage system for in school

programming feeds and delayed

broadcast.

ME (Maine)

File No. 95210 CRTB Maine Public

Broadcasting Corp., 65 Texas Avenue,

Bangor, ME 04401. Signed By: Mr. Gil

Maxwell, Director of Engineering. Funds

Requested: $551,980. Total Project Cost:

$849,200. To replace an obsolete and

worn out microwave system delivering

public television and radio

programming to five public television,

and six public ratio stations serving

approximately 1,200,000 persons

throughout Maine.

MI (Michigan)

File No. 95044 ICTN Shiawassee Reg.

Ed. Svc. District, 1025 North Shiawassee

Street, Corunna, MI 48817. Signed By:

Mr. Patrick Gilbert, Superintendent.

Funds Requested: $84,890. Total Project

Cost: $169,781. To purchase fiber optic

cable (and related installation),

equipment for video transmission via

fiber optics, and equipment for two

video classrooms. The project would

allow the Shiawassee Regional

Education Service District to

interconnect Owosso (MI) High School

and a special education Development

Center to the Service District’s

interactive video distance leaning

system. As presently configured, the

system interconnects seven local

education agencies in Shiawassee

County, which is located in south

central Michigan.

File No. 95071 CRB Central Michigan

University, 3965 East Broomfield Road,

Mount Pleasant, MI 48859. Signed By:

Mr. Russell Herron, Vice President.

Funds Requested: $54,347. Total Project

Cost: $108,695. To improve the service

public radio station WCMU, 89.5 MHz,

Mt. Pleasant, MI, provides to

approximately 2,192,550 citizens in

central Michigan by replacing its

obsolete and worn out audio consoles,

DAT recorders, CD players, cartridge

recorders, and its EBS system, and by

upgrading its transmission facilities

with a new FM exciter and stereo

generator.

File No. 95081 ICTN Regents of the

Univ. of Michigan, 1321 East Court

Street, Flint, MI 48502. Signed By: Mr.

Chandler Matthews, Assoc. Vice

President, Finance. Funds Requested:

$50,000. Total Project Cost: $100,000.

To purchase equipment to activate a

video classroom and to interconnect the

University of Michigan/Flint with

compressed video via telephone lines to

diverse other academic institutions.

File No. 95202 ICTN AlpenaMontmorency-Alcona, 2118 U.S. 23,

Alplena, MI 49707. Signed By: Mr.

Thomas Lanway, Superintendent.

Funds Requested: $444,000. Total

Project Cost: $839,500. To install coaxial

cables in every classroom in 17 schools,

and in libraries in Michigan’s AlpenaMontmorency-Alcona school districts,

and to install 45 computers in schools

and libraries to provide distance

learning and Internet access to 15,000

students in the Lower Michigan

Peninsula.

File No. 95220 CTB Detroit

Educational TV Foundation, 7441

Second Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48202–

2796. Signed By: Mr. Robert Larson,

President & General Manager. Funds

Requested: $493,252. Total Project Cost:

$657,670. To improve the facilities of

public television station WTVS–TV, Ch.

56, Detroit, MI, by purchasing digital

special effects, switcher and character

generator for its production studio. The

project also seeks to acquire a digital

Ku-band satellite uplink for national

program distribution.

File No. 95222 CTB Grand Valley

State University, 301 West Fulton

Street, Grand Rapids, MI 49504–6492.

Signed By: Ms. Jean Enright, Secretary,

Board of Control. Funds Requested:

$391,808. Total Project Cost: $783,616.

To improve public television for

approximately 634,720 persons in the

Grand Rapids-Kalamazoo areas of

Michigan by replacing obsolete and

worn out video tape machines,

monitors, cartridge machines and test

equipment at WGVU–TV, Ch. 35, Grand

Rapids, Michigan and WGVK–TV, Ch.

52, Kalamazoo.

File No. 95266 CRB Central Michigan

University, 3965 East Broomfield Road,

Mount Pleasant, MI 48859. Signed By:

Mr. Russell Herron, V.P., University

Relations. Funds Requested: $299,959.

Total Project Cost: $399,946. To provide

improved public radio service to 5,722

citizens, and first public radio service to

approximately 51,501 citizens of

Oscoda, Michigan and surrounding

counties by constructing a new FM

repeater station at 95.7 MHz, Oscoda,

Michigan, and a TSL from WCMU–FM,

89.5 MHz, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan to the

proposed new station which will carry

WCMU programming.

File No. 95284 CTB Central Michigan

University, 3965 East Broomfield Road,

Mount Pleasant, MI 48859. Signed By:

Mr. Russell Herron, Secretary, Board of

Trustees. Funds Requested: $65,553.

Total Project Cost: $131,106. To

improve public television service to

1,115,000 citizens of central Michigan

by replacing obsolete and worn out

television editing, production, character

generation and recording equipment, an

emergency alert system, and master

control playback equipment at WCMU–

TV, Channel 14, Mount Pleasant,

Michigan.

MN (Minnesota)

File No. 95049 CTB West Central

Minnesota ETV Co., 120 West

Schlieman Avenue, Appleton, MN

56208. Signed By: Mr. Ansel W. Doll,

General Manager. Funds Requested:
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$920,000. Total Project Cost: $1,840,000.

To provide the first Minnesotaoriginated public television signal to

84,000 residents of the Worthington,

MN, area by activating a station on

Channel 20 to repeat the signal of public

television station KWCM, Ch. 10,

Appleton, MN, which serves a

population of approximately 500,000.

File No. 95089 CTB Northern

Minnesota Public TV, Inc, Box 9,

Bemidji State University, Bemidji, MN

56601–2699. Signed By: Ms. Emily K.

Lahti, General Manager. Funds

Requested: $90,427. Total Project Cost:

$120,570. To improve the production

capability of public television station

KAWE, Ch. 9, Bemidji, MN, by

replacing its obsolete and worn-out

production switcher and camera

pedestals and heads. The station serves

approximately 300,000 persons.

File No. 95150 CTB Twin Cities

Public Television, Inc., 172 East Fourth

Street, St. Paul, MN 55101. Signed By:

Mr. Jack Willis, President & CEO. Funds

Requested: $275,000. Total Project Cost:

$557,460. To improve the signal of

public television station KTCA, Ch. 2,

St. Paul, MN, by replacing its 17-yearold transmitter. The station serves a

population of about 3,038,000.

File No. 95163 CRB Minnesota Public

Radio, 45 E. 7th Street, St. Paul, MN

55101. Signed by: Mr. Dennis Hamilton,

Vice President. Funds Requested:

$194,757. Total Project Cost: $389,515.

To improve the production capability of

Minnesota Public Radio, St. Paul, MN,

by replacing various items of worn-out

and obsolete equipment, including

microphones, a telephone interface, an

intercom, audio recorders, and a mixing

console. The project will also acquire

equipment to implement the new

Emergency Alert System required by the

FCC as a replacement for the Emergency

Broadcast System. Minnesota Public

Radio operates twenty-one public radio

stations in Minnesota, two in

Moorehead, ND, two in Decorah, IA, one

in Houghton, MI, one in Sioux Falls, SD,

and one in Sun Valley, ID; and it

operates fifteen translators in Minnesota

and one each in Michigan and

Wisconsin. Altogether it serves a

population of about 4.5-million persons

through parallel networks of news/

information and classical music stations

that broadcast 24 hours a day. It also

produces national programs.

File No. 95170 ICTN Independent

School District #492, 202 Fourth

Avenue, N.E., Austin, MN 55912.

Signed By: Mr. Barry Baker, General

Manager. Funds Requested: $393,010.

Total Project Cost: $786,020. To

construct a 4-channel ITFS facility with

return microwave capability, fiber optic

connections and routing equipment to

establish two-way video, audio and data

communications providing first service

to 35,354 students in five rural school

districts in central Minnesota.

File No. 95178 PRB White Earth Land

Recovery Project, Rural Route #1, Box

308, Ponsford, MN 56575. Signed By:

Mr. Earl Hoagland, Chairman. Funds

Requested: $34,540. Total Project Cost:

$54,797. To plan for the establishment

of a public radio station for the White

Earth Ojibwe Indian reservation in

Northern Minnesota. It is estimated that

the proposed station will bring the first

public radio service to about 9,200

persons.

File No. 95196 IPTN University of St.

Thomas, 2115 Summit Avenue, St. Paul,

MN 55105. Signed By: Dr. Robert Rehn,

Director, I.S.S. Funds Requested:

$81,195. Total Project Cost: $91,235. To

initiate a telecommunications plan that

will involve the private colleges and

universities in Minnesota in a

consortium effort to identify the

potential uses of technologies statewide

for distance education, consistent with

the state’s distance learning network,

the ‘‘Learning Network of Minnesota’’

and its data/video system ‘‘MNET.’’

File No. 95207 CRB University of

Minnesota, 10 University Drive, Duluth,

MN 55812. Signed By: Mr. Todd

Morrison, Assistant Director. Funds

Requested: $103,720. Total Project Cost:

$159,566. To extend the signal of public

radio station KUMD, 103.3 MHz,

Duluth, MN, by activating a repeater

station to operate on 90.7 MHz in Grand

Marais, MN, to bring the first public

radio service to about 16,149 residents

of Cook County. The project includes

studio equipment to allow for locally

originated broadcasts from the new

station as well as programs repeated

from KMUD.

MO (Missouri)

File No. 95079 ICTB Public Television

19, Inc., 125 East 31st Street, Kansas

City, MO 64108. Signed By: Mr. William

T. Reed, President. Funds Requested:

$54,773. Total Project Cost: $109,546.

To expand the audio/video signal

distribution capability and to construct

a digital audio recording capability to

allow public television station KCPT,

Ch. 19, Kansas City, MO, to improve its

capability to offer educational

programming via a diversity of media to

school districts in a wide area in both

Missouri and Kansas. The proposal

requests a master router expansion kit,

a frame synchronizer, and an audio

product system.

File No. 95131 CRB University of

Missouri—St. Louis, 8001 Natural

Bridge Road, St. Louis, MO 63121.

Signed By: Mr. Douglas Wartzok,

Associate Vice Chancellor. Funds

Requested: $23,500. Total Project Cost:

$47,000. To improve the production

capability of pubic radio station KWMU,

90.7 MHz, St. Louis, MO, by replacing

outmoded and worn-out equipment,

including its on-air audio console, DAT

recorders, cart machines, a switcher,

and microphones. The project would

also improve the station’s transmission

reliability by acquiring a transmission

line dehydrator. The station serves a

population of about 2.734,900 persons.

File No. 95141 CTB St. Louis Reg Ed

& Public TV Comm, 6996 Millbrook

Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63130. Signed

By: Mr. Michael Hardgrove, President &

CEO. Funds Requested: $583,125. Total

Project Cost: $1,166,251. To improve the

transmission capability of public

television station KETC, Ch. 9, St. Louis,

MO, by replacing its worn-out and

obsolete 24-year-old transmitter,

transmission line, and related test

equipment. The station serves a

population of about 3-million persons.

File No. 95153 CRB Northwest

Missouri State University, 800

University Drive, Maryville, MO 64468.

Signed By: Dr. Dean Hubbard, President.

Funds Requested: $90,896. Total Project

Cost: $181,792. To improve the signal of

public radio station KXCV, 90.5 MHz,

Maryville, MO, by replacing its obsolete

24-year-old transmitter, antenna, and

transmission line. KXCV serves a

population of about 157,400.

File No. 95158 IPTN University of

Missouri—St. Louis, 8001 Natural

Bridge Rd Lucas Hal, St. Louis, MO

63121. Signed By: Dr. Douglas Wartzok,

Assoc. V.Chan/Rsch & Grad Dean.

Funds Requested: $20,500. Total Project

Cost: $44,915. The St. Louis EdNet

consortium which includes the

University of Missouri-St. Louis, St.

Louis Community College, and 28 K–12

public school districts propose to

develop a plan for a two-way,

interactive interconnection system

providing video, voice and data distance

learning services among educational

institutions, government offices, service

agencies and other organizations in an

eleven county area of Missouri and

Illinois.

File No. 95242 ICTN Monett R–1

School District, 8th & Scott Streets,

Monett, MO 65708. Signed By: Dr.

Charles Cudney, Superintendent. Funds

Requested: $211,133. Total Project Cost:

$324,820. To construct classroom

production facilities, and a fiber optic

network to produce and distribute first

instructional programming service to

five school districts serving 28,366

students in the Western Ozark region of

Southern Missouri.
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MP (Marianas Protectorate)

File No. 95056 IPTN Northern

Marianas College, P.O. Box 1250,

Saipan, MP 96950. Signed By: Ms.

Agnes McPhetres, President. Funds

Requested: $61,530. Total Project Cost:

$61,530. To conduct a study for the

design and possible technical options in

planning a two-way, interactive video

distance education system between the

main campus of Northern Marianas

College at Saipan, and its extension

center at Songsong, Rota.

MS (Mississippi)

File No. 95057 ICTN University of

Mississippi, 201 Bishop Hall,

University, MS 38677. Signed By: Dr.

Michael R. Dingerson, Assoc. Vice

Chancellor/Research. Funds Requested:

$193,910. Total Project Cost: $387,820.

To establish a video production studio

at the Teleproductions Resource Center

of the University of Mississippi. The

new studio would allow the University

to offer diverse instructional

programming to audiences it cannot at

present reach. The University hopes to

provide additional programming for

Project LEAP—an adult literacy program

primarily serving African-American

women—in Georgia, Alabama, South

Carolina, North Carolina, Maryland, and

Michigan. It also wishes to provide

specialized programming on nutrition

education (targeted towards elderly

Mississippians, with funding from the

State’s Department of Human Services),

and to a variety of rural public services

employees; e.g., firefighters; emergency

management personnel; state,

municipal, and county employees; court

personnel; and health professionals.

File No. 95190 CTB Mississippi

Authority for ETV, 3825 Ridgewood

Road, Jackson, MS 39211. Signed By:

Mr. Larry Miller, Executive Director.

Funds Requested: $173,070. Total

Project Cost: $346,140. To provide

reliable public television service to the

entire population of Mississippi by

replacing twenty-three and twenty-four

year old transmission lines at WMAW–

TV, Channel 14 in Meridian, WMAE–

TV, Channel 12 in Booneville and

WMAB–TV, Channel 2 in Ackerman.

MT (Montana)

File No. 95007 CRB University of

Montana, PA/R–TV Building, Room

180, Missoula, MT 59812. Signed By:

Mr. John Cleaveland, Ex. Dir. of

Information Tech. Funds Requested:

$583,791. Total Project Cost: $778,388.

To establish a series of FM repeater

stations and translator stations to extend

the broadcast services of public radio

station KUFM(FM), operating on 89.1

MHz. in Missoula, to 101,000 additional

residents of Montana. New 1 KW FM

repeater stations will be established

operating on 91.7 MHz. in Helena, 89.9

MHz. in Kalispell, 91.3 MHz. in Butte

and 91.9 MHz. in Hamilton, MT. A 100

watt FM translator will also be

constructed operating on 91.7 MHz to

serve Dillon, MT. KUFM (FM)

programming will be fed to each new

facility via a C-band satellite uplink to

be constructed in Missoula.

File No. 95208 CRB Montana State

University-Billings, 1500 North 30th

Street, Billings, MT 59101. Signed By:

Dr. Ronald Sexton, Acting Chancellor.

Funds Requested: $20,726. Total Project

Cost: $27,632. To extend the public

radio service of KEMC(FM), operating

on 91.7 MHz in Billings MT, to three

additional communities through the

construction of FM translators operating

on 91.1 MHz in Forsyth, 89.1 MHz in

Ashland, and 91.9 in Broadus, MT. The

project will provide first public radio

service to an additional 12,555 residents

of Montana.

File No. 95209 ICTN South East MT

T/C Ed. Coop., P.O. Box 500, 500 N.

Trautman, Broadus, MT 59317. Signed

By: Mr. Brian Patrick, President. Funds

Requested: $802,433. Total Project Cost:

$1,069,911. To provide distance

learning production and

interconnection facilities to serve 17,000

students at ten sites in southeast

Montana.

NC (North Carolina)

File No. 95017 CRB Fayetteville State

University, 1200 Murchison Road,

Fayetteville, NC 28301. Signed By: Dr.

Donna Benson, Interim Chancellor.

Funds Requested: $107,837. Total

Project Cost: $143,783. To improve the

broadcast operations of public radio

station WFSS–FM, operating on 91.9

MHz in Fayetteville, NC, by replacing

old and failing equipment in its on-air

control room and its primary production

studio.

File No. 95028 CRB Shaw University,

118 East South Street, Raleigh, NC

27601. Signed By: Dr. Talbert O. Shaw,

President. Funds Requested: $318,054.

Total Project Cost: $424,072. To

eliminate interference and improve its

broadcast operations, WSHA–FM,

operating on 88.9 MHz in Raleigh, NC,

will relocate its facilities, built a new

tower and replace the transmitter,

antenna and associated equipment.

WSHA will also replace old and wornout on-air equipment.

File No. 95041 CTN Bennett College,

900 East Washington Street, Greensboro,

NC 27401. Signed By: Dr. Gloria Scott,

President. Funds Requested: $175,934.

Total Project Cost: $234,578. To

purchase a digital satellite uplink

without compression for the purpose of

providing Distance Learning degree

programs in the fields of Social Work

and in Education.

File No. 95091 CRB Craven

Community College, 800 College Court,

New Bern, NC 28562. Signed By: Ms.

Kathleen Beal, General Manager. Funds

Requested: $186,300. Total Project Cost:

$248,400. To extend its coverage area

and provide first public radio service to

unserved areas in Wayne County and

Carteret County, WTEB–FM operating

on 89.3 MHz in New Bern, NC, will

build a 300 foot tower with a 4 kilowatt

transmitter to re-broadcast its signal to

the Wayne County area and a 195 watt,

7 kilowatt transmitter to re-broadcast its

signal to coastal Carteret County.

File No. 95100 CRB Better Life, Inc.,

230–B Roanoke Avenue, Roanoke

Rapids, NC 27870. Signed By: Mr.

George Campbell, Executive Director.

Funds Requested: $75,150. Total Project

Cost: $100,200. To expand its service

area and to provide first service to

portions of Northampton County,

noncommercial radio station WZRU–

FM, operating on 88.5 MHz in Roanoke

Rapids, NC, will move to an existing

taller tower and increase its operating

power.

File No. 95252 CTB University of

North Carolina, 10 T.W. Alexander

Drive, Research Triangle Pk, NC 27709.

Signed By: Mr. Tom Howe, Director &

General Manager. Funds Requested:

$731,000. Total Project Cost: $1,462,000.

To improve its broadcast operations,

WUNF–TV, Channel 33 in Asheville,

NC, will replace its transmitter, antenna,

associated terminal equipment and

remote control equipment. The antenna

will be located higher on the existing

tower and microwave interconnection

equipment will also be replaced.

ND (North Dakota)

File No. 95096 CRB Prairie Public

Broadcasting, Inc., P.O. Box 3240, 207 N

5th St., Fargo, ND 58108–3240. Signed

By: Mr. Steve Leyland, President/

General Manager. Funds Requested:

$367,083. Total Project Cost: $489,444.

To construct a new public radio station

on 90.3 MHz in Devils Lake. Repeater/

satellite station (with limited local

origination capacity) will extend the

signal of the state public radio network.

Station will provide a first public radio

signal to 12,199 people and an

additional service to 8,825 people who

currently receive a signal from three

existing FM translators.

File No. 95101 CRB Prairie Public

Broadcasting, Inc., P.O. Box 3240, 207 N

5th St., Fargo, ND 58108–3240. Signed

By: Mr. Steve Leyland, President/
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General Manager. Funds Requested:

$104,800. Total Project Cost: $139,734.

To extend the signal of the state public

radio network by constructing six FM

translators at the following ND

locations: Beach (91.9 MHz); Bowman

(91.9 MHz); Crosby (91.9 MHz); Harvey

(91.9 MHz); Hettinger (91.9 MHz); Tioga

(91.9 MHz) and one translator at

Plentywood, MT (91.9 MHz). New

translators will provide a first public

radio signal to 11,509 people.

File No. 95267 CRB KEYA,

Incorporated, POB 190, Belcourt, ND

58316. Signed By: Mrs. Betty Hamley,

General Manager. Funds Requested:

$17,389. Total Project Cost: $34,778. To

improve the facilities of public radio

station KEYA–FM, 88.5 MHz, in

Belcourt, by replacing old control room

origination equipment with a new

console, digital audio tape (DAT)

players, a cassette player, a modulation

monitor system, a remote control unit,

and other related origination equipment.

KEYA–FM provides a signal to about

25,000 people on the Turtle Mt. Indian

Reservation/Rolette County, ND.

NE (Nebraska)

File No. 95123 CTB University of

Nebraska, 60th & Dodge Streets, Omaha,

NE 68182–0022. Signed By: Mr. Howard

Lowe, General Manager. Funds

Requested: $133,800. Total Project Cost:

$293,800. To improve public television

station KYNE–TV, Ch. 26, in Omaha by

replacing three 12 to 15 year old studio

cameras. The facility serves as the

Omaha production center for the

Nebraska ETV Network. It serves

approximately 605,097 people.

File No. 95148 CRB Sunrise

Communications, Inc., 941 O Street,

Suite 1025, Lincoln, NE 68508. Signed

By: Mr. Dick Noble, General Manager.

Funds Requested: $84,612. Total Project

Cost: $112,816. To improve the facilities

of public radio station KZUM–FM, 89.3

MHz, in Lincoln by acquiring new and

replacement equipment for the on-air

control and production control rooms as

well as a C-band satellite downlink.

Station serves approximately 214,000

people.

File No. 95174 CTN Agricultural

Satellite Corporation, C218 Animal

Science Building, Lincoln, NE 68583.

Signed By: Dr. Janet Poley, President/

CEO. Funds Requested: $776,500. Total

Project Cost: $1,553,000. To convert 9

existing Ku-band satellite uplinks in the

Agsat system and 315 existing satellite

downlinks operated by Agsat affiliated

schools from analog to digital

technology.

File No. 95273 CRB Nebraska Educ.

T/C Commission, 1800 N. 33rd Street,

Lincoln, NE 68501–3111. Signed By:

Mr. Jack McBride, Secretary. Funds

Requested: $31,500. Total Project Cost:

$63,000. To improve the facilities of

public radio station KUCV–FM, 90.9

MHz, in Lincoln by replacing the

network’s worn out and obsolete master

control console and routing switcher. In

addition, KUCV–FM would acquire a

digital audio workstation to replace the

existing analog editing system.

Nebraska’s nine Station public radio

network serves approximately 854,154

people.

File No. 95276 CTB Nebraska Educ.

T/C Commission, 1800 N. 33rd Street,

Lincoln, NE 68501–3111. Signed By:

Mr. Jack McBride, Secretary. Funds

Requested: $145,802. Total Project Cost:

$291,604. To improve the facilities of

the state public television network and

public television station KLNE–TV, Ch.

3, in Lincoln, by replacing two

television translators: a 16-year-old

translator in Beatrice (K23AA) and a 17-

year-old unit in Pawnee City (K33AC).

The project would also replace existing

worn out, obsolete still store and audio

editing equipment with a new still store

and a digital audio work station, and a

digital audio test set. The state public

television network serves approximately

1.5 million people.

NH (New Hampshire)

File No. 95166 CRB New Hampshire

Public Radio, Inc., 207 North Main

Street, Concord, NH 03301. Signed By:

Mrs. Gail Devoid, Dir. Admin. Services.

Funds Requested: $52,334. Total Project

Cost: $104,669. To replace an obsolete

and worn out transmitter, test

equipment, and an emergency generator

providing public radio service to

approximately 950,000 persons at

WEVO FM, 89.1 MHz, Concord, New

Hampshire.

File No. 95177 CTB University of New

Hampshire, Mast Road, Box 1100,

Durham, NH 03824. Signed By: Mr.

Robert Ross, Director of Engineering.

Funds Requested: $30,000. Total Project

Cost: $60,000. To replace an obsolete

and worn out master control switcher

and an ENG field videotape recorder at

WENH–TV, Channel 11, Durham, New

Hampshire, providing public television

to approximately 1,109,252 citizens

throughout New Hampshire.

NJ (New Jersey)

File No. 95073 CRB New Jersey Public

Brdcstg Authority, 25 South Stockton

Street, Trenton, NJ 08625. Signed By:

Mr. William Jobes, Acting General

Manager. Funds Requested: $129,775.

Total Project Cost: $192,951. To replace

obsolete and worn out transmitters

providing public radio programming to

approximately 302,346 persons at

WNJS–FM, 88.1 MHz, Berlin, New

Jersey, and WNJT–FM, 88.1 MHz,

Trenton, New Jersey, with a power

increase at WNJT; and to provide first

public radio service to approximately

252,654 persons by constructing new

transmitting facilities at WNJB–FM, 89.3

MHz, Bridgeton, New Jersey and WNJP–

FM, 88.5 MHz, Sussex, New Jersey.

File No. 95078 IPTN Ocean County

College, College Drive, Toms River, NJ

08754. Signed By: Dr. Milton Shaw,

President. Funds Requested: $42,890.

Total Project Cost: $42,890. To identify

the most effective means of establishing

an interactive, distance learning system

among fifteen county high schools,

Ocean County College, five vocationaltechnical schools, the Ocean County

library, five area hospitals, and Thomas

Edison State College.

NM (New Mexico)

File No. 95012 CTB Eastern New

Mexico University, 15th and Avenue O,

Portales, NM 88130. Signed By: Mr.

Duane W. Ryan, Director of

Broadcasting. Funds Requested:

$49,230. Total Project Cost: $98,460. To

improve the facilities of public

television station KENW–TV, Ch. 3, in

Portales, by replacing an obsolete

character generator and test/monitoring

equipment including a waveform/

vectorscope, signal test generator and a

modulation monitor. KENW–TV serves

about 350,000 residents of eastern New

Mexico and west Texas.

File No. 95129 CTB New Mexico State

University, Jordon St. Milton Hall,

Room 100, Las Cruces, NM 88003.

Signed By: Mr. Ronald Salak, General

Manager. Funds Requested: $55,988.

Total Project Cost: $111,976. To

improve the facilities of public

television station KRWG–TV, Ch. 22, in

Las Cruces by replacing very old,

unreliable 3⁄4′′ field production cameras

and associated equipment, off-line

editing equipment and post-production

recorder/players used in news and

production areas. KRWG–TV serves

approximately 865,094 people.

File No. 95287 ICTN Hispanic

Educational Telecom System, 1130

University Blvd., NE, Albuquerque, NM

87102. Signed By: Mr. Jose Mendez,

Chair of HETS Board. Funds Requested:

$1,225,626. Total Project Cost:

$1,634,168. To establish a C-band VSAT

satellite-based network to provide

distance learning to Hispanic students

attending nine institutions of higher

education: Lehman College and Hostos

Community College, Bronx, NY; South

Mountain Community College, Phoenix,

AZ; Mississippi University for Women,

Columbus, MS; University of New

Mexico, Albuquerque, NM; Ana Mendez
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University System and the University of

Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR; University of

Texas, Brownsville, and the University

of Texas Pan American, Edinburg, TX.

NV (Nevada)

File No. 95088 ICTN Univ. &

Community Coll Sys of NV, P.O. Box

9060, Reno, NV 89507. Signed By: Dr.

Donald Zitter, Executive Director. Funds

Requested: $868,885. Total Project Cost:

$1,737,770. To expand the interactive

compressed video distance learning

network of the University and

Community College System of Nevada.

The project would construct

instructional sites at three campuses:

Stead; Truckee Meadows Community

College; and the Southern Nevada

Science Center. It would do the same at

eight off-campus, high-usage learning

centers: Alamo, Beatty, Caliente, Incline

Village, Lovelock, Minden, Round

Mountain, and Yerington. It would also

upgrade the current system’s multipoint

switching hub sites in Las Vegas and

Reno and add such a switching site in

Elko.

File No. 95236 CTB Lander County

(Austin TV Assoc.), P.O. Box 10, Austin,

NV 89310. Signed By: Mr. Gerald La

Miaux, Chairman. Funds Requested:

$24,510. Total Project Cost: $32,680. To

extend the signal of public television

station KNPB–TV, Ch. 5, in Reno, by

constructing two television translator

stations in Austin. K28EI and K60FK

will translate the signal from an existing

translator, K50AI, in Hawthorne. The

two new translators will provide a first

public television signal to Austin/South

Lander County, NV.

File No. 95237 ICTBN Clark County

School District, 4210 Channel 10 Drive,

Las Vegas, NV 89119. Signed By: Mr.

Thomas Axtell, General Manager. Funds

Requested: $210,250. Total Project Cost:

$358,500. To provide first instructional

television service to Pahrump and

Boulder City, Nevada, and to install

satellite downlinks at 13 sites in Clark,

Lincoln, White Pine and Nye Counties,

Nevada, and locations in western

Arizona and eastern California, serving

approximately 30,042 persons with both

broadcast and non-broadcast programs.

NY (New York)

File No. 95003 CTB Western NY

Public Brdcstg. Assn., P.O. Box 1263,

Buffalo, NY 14240. Signed By: Mr. J.

Michael Collins, President and CEO.

Funds Requested: $283,102. Total

Project Cost: $566,204. To replace

obsolete and worn out studio cameras,

and to acquire digital VTRs and test

equipment for local and national

television productions at WNED,

Channel 17, Buffalo, New York.

File No. 95039 CRB State University

of NY, Oswego, 14 Lanigan Hall,

Oswego, NY 13126. Signed By: Dr.

Stephen Weber, President. Funds

Requested: $68,985. Total Project Cost:

$137,970. To construct a new 1000 Watt

FM repeater station on a frequency of

90.3 MHz, located in Dewitt, New York

and serving approximately 125,000

residents of Syracuse, New York.

File No. 95043 ICTN NY City Dept. of

Info Tech & T/com., 75 Park Place, New

York, NY 10017. Signed By: Mr. Ralph

Balzano, Commissioner. Funds

Requested: $563,850. Total Project Cost:

$939,750. To establish a SONET-based

fiber optic network that will

interconnect Hunter College School of

Social Work, Borough of Manhattan

Community College, New York City’s

Department of Personnel, and the City’s

municipal cable television network,

called Crosswalks. The objective is to

deliver educational programming that

will help encourage the City’s economic

development by enhancing the work

force skills of the City’s residents and of

its municipal workforce.

File No. 95051 ICTN CayugaOnondaga BOCES, 5980 South Street

Road, Auburn, NY 13021. Signed By:

Dr. Frank Ambrosie, District

Superintendent. Funds Requested:

$331,083. Total Project Cost: $441,444.

To purchase video classrooms at twelve

academic institutions in the CayugaOnondaga area of central New York,

under the aegis of the Cayuga-Onondaga

Board of Cooperative Educational

Services (BOCES). The sites will be

connected by fiber optics to form a

distance learning system. The system

would comprise 9 public school

districts, one BOCES site, a community

college and a four-year private college

and would permit the exchange of live

educational programming, satellite

teleconferences and programs, data

communication, and media distribution.

File No. 95052 ICTN Fashion Institute

of Technology, Seventh Ave. at West 27

Street, New York, NY 10001. Signed By:

Dr. Durwood Long, Treas. & VP/Finance

& Admin. Funds Requested: $372,969.

Total Project Cost: $497,293. To

establish a broadcast-quality video

classroom at the Fashion Institute of

America, New York City, and to

purchase fiber optic cable and a

terminal multiplexer to allow the

Institute to originate diverse

educational/instructional programming

and transmit that programming

throughout New York City, the State,

and, via satellite, the Nation.

File No. 95062 ICTN Cattaraugus/

Allegany BOCES, 1825 Windfall Road,

Olean, NY 14760. Signed By: Mr.

Thomas P. Nickler, Asst. District

Superintendent. Funds Requested:

$434,140. Total Project Cost: $1,118,380.

To help establish a two-way interactive,

full-motion video, analog distance

learning system to interconnect 13

public schools and one post-secondary

school in Cattaraugus and Allegany

Counties, a mainly-rural, economically

depressed area in southwest New York

State. The proposal would support the

activation of 14 video classrooms for the

new system.

File No. 95064 CTB WXXI Public

Broadcasting Council, 280 State Street,

Rochester, NY 14614. Signed By: Mr.

William Pearce, President & General

Mgr. Funds Requested: $115,640. Total

Project Cost: $236,000. To construct a

Ku-band satellite uplink to permit

public television station WXXI–TV,

operating on Ch. 21 in Rochester, NY, to

distribute programming nationwide.

The uplink would permit timely

distribution of programming such as

‘‘Assignment: The World’’ and ‘‘New

York Speaks Out’’ after the demise of

the New York Terrestrial Distribution

System, which interconnected all New

York State public television stations

with an uplink in New York City.

File No. 95107 ICTN State University

of New York, Whipple Administration

Bldg., Morrisville, NY 13408. Signed By:

Dr. Frederick Woodward, President.

Funds Requested: $431,577. Total

Project Cost: $575,981. To establish a

distance learning network connected by

fiber optic cable carrying interactive

voice, video, and data. The network

would connect nine public schools, a

cooperative education center, the

Oneida Indian Nation, and two state

operated college campuses. The

programming schedule would include

academic classes, Indian cultural

education, workforce training, adult

education, and civic activities.

File No. 95108 CRB State University

of New York, 14 Lanigan Hall, Oswego,

NY 13126. Signed By: Mr. William

Shigley, Station Manager. Funds

Requested: $124,586. Total Project Cost:

$124,586. To replace an obsolete and

worn out transmitter and related

equipment at WRVO–FM, 89.9 MHz,

serving 549,000 persons from Oswego,

New York.

File No. 95122 CRTB WMHT

Educational Telecommunications, 17

Fern Avenue, Schenectady, NY 12301–

0017. Signed By: Mr. William D.

Rogosin, President & General Manager.

Funds Requested: $330,300. Total

Project Cost: $660,600. To replace an

obsolete, worn out routing switcher and

related equipment, a master control

console, an automation system and

monitoring equipment for WMHT–TV,

Channel 17, WMHQ–TV, Channel 45,
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WMHT–FM, 89.1 MHz, Schenectady,

New York, and WRNV–FM, 88.7 MHz,

Poughkeepsie, New York, providing

Public Radio and TV to approximately

2,225,550 people in eastern New York,

western Massachusetts, Connecticut and

Vermont.

File No. 95168 CTB St. Lawrence

Valley ETV Council, 1056 Arsenal

Street, Watertown, NY 13601. Signed

By: Mr. William Saiff, Jr., President

General Manager. Funds Requested:

$965,837. Total Project Cost: $1,931,674.

To replace worn out and obsolete

transmitters serving approximately

395,000 U.S. citizens, and additionally

serving Canadian citizens from public

television stations WNPE–TV, Channel

16, in Watertown, New York, and

WNPI–TV, Channel 18, in Norwood,

New York.

File No. 95172 CTB Long Island Educ.

TV Council, Inc., Channel 21 Drive, P.O.

Box 21, Plainview, NY 11803. Signed

By: Mr. Terrel Cass. Funds Requested:

$192,900. Total Project Cost: $385,800.

To replace an obsolete television

antenna, and to acquire test equipment

for WLIW–TV, Channel 21, Plainview,

New York, providing service to

2,400,000 people in New York, New

Jersey and Connecticut.

File No. 95191 CRB Niagara Frontier

Radio Reading Sv, 15 Industrial

Parkway, Cheektowaga, NY 14227.

Signed By: Mr. Robert Sikorski,

Executive Director. Funds Requested:

$51,900. Total Project Cost: $103,838.

To replace and augment studio

origination equipment including a

control console, reel-to-reel tape decks,

compact disc, cassette and cart players,

microphones, mixers and amplifiers;

and to purchase 200 SCA, and 200 SAP

receivers for a radio reading service for

30,000 print impaired persons in

Western New York State.

File No. 95288 ICTN City College of

CUNY, 138th Street & Convent Avenue,

New York, NY 10031. Signed By: Ms.

Regina Masterson, Acting Director, Ofc

of Resrch. Funds Requested: $320,300.

Total Project Cost: $640,675. To

construct classroom multi-media

production facilities providing first

educational service to 3,000 students at

three educational sites in the Harlem

District of New York City, and to

acquire interface facilities to link them

with an on-campus multi-media

delivery system at City College of New

York.

OH (Ohio)

File No. 95002 CRB Akron Board of

Education, 65 Steiner Avenue, Akron,

OH 44301. Signed By: Mr. Phil R.

Hoffman, General Manager. Funds

Requested: $15,000. Total Project Cost:

$30,000. To improve the operational

capability of public radio station WAPS,

91.3 MHz, Akron, OH, by replacing

obsolete and worn-out production

equipment, including an audio console,

CD players, and DAT recorders. WAPS

serves a population of about 15,000

persons.

File No. 95065 CTB Ohio University,

9 South College Street, Athens, OH

45701. Signed By: Mr. T. Lloyd

Chestnut, Vice President. Funds

Requested: $169,160. Total Project Cost:

$338,320. To improve the production

capability of public station WOUB–TV,

Ch. 20, Athens, OH, by replacing wornout and obsolete equipment, including

its production lighting system and

switcher, still store, and monitors, and

by upgrading its routing switcher.

WOUB–TV serves a population of about

950,000.

File No. 95083 ICTN City of

Columbus, Ohio, 90 West Broad Street,

Columbus, OH 43215. Signed By: Mr.

Noel Reese, Administrator. Funds

Requested: $70,162. Total Project Cost:

$140,325. To extend the City of

Columbus’s fiber optics network to the

Martin Luther King Jr. Performing and

Cultural Arts Center and to install a

video production studio in the Center so

as to allow for the production of

programming, much of which will be

directed towards the interests of

African-Americans.

File No. 95112 CRB Miami University,

Spring & Oak Streets, Oxford, OH

45056. Signed By: Mr. Edward Demske,

Vice President/Finance. Funds

Requested: $57,173. Total Project Cost:

$114,346. To improve the transmission

capability of public radio station

WMUB, 88.5 MHz, Oxford, OH, by

replacing its 13-year-old transmitter and

adding an emergency power generator.

The project would also upgrade its

Emergency Broadcast System to the new

Emergency Alert System mandated by

the FCC. WMUB serves a population of

about 312,302.

File No. 95126 CTB ETV Assn of

Metro Cleveland, 4300 Brookpark Road,

Cleveland, OH 44134. Signed By: Mr.

Jerry Wareham, President & General

Manager. Funds Requested: $441,822.

Total Project Cost: $883,645. To

improve the operation of public

television station WVIZ, Ch. 25,

Cleveland, OH, by replacing its manual

video recording and playback system

with an automated one. The station

serves a population of about 3.7-million.

File No. 95184 CTB Greater Dayton

Public TV, Inc., 110 South Jefferson

Street, Dayton, OH 45402–2402. Signed

By: Mr. David M. Fogarty, President &

General Manager. Funds Requested:

$81,715. Total Project Cost: $163,430.

To improve the broadcast signal of

public television station WPTD, Ch. 16,

Dayton, OH, by replacing the 19-yearold transmitters of its translators in

Maplewood, Ch. 63, and Celina, Ch. 17,

OH, and by replacing worn-out and

obsolete test equipment, including a

spectrum analyzer, a portable

oscilloscope, a waveform monitor, and a

video test signal generator. WPTD serves

a population of about 384,537.

File No. 95205 ICTBN Greater

Cincinnati TV Educ. Fdn., 1223 Central

Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45214. Signed

By: Mr. W. Wayne Godwin. Funds

Requested: $399,960. Total Project Cost:

$799,921. To replace an obsolete, worn

out routing switcher and 15 video

recording/playback machines at WCET,

Channel 48, Cincinnati, Ohio, serving

1,500,000 public television viewers, and

250,000 students in 400 schools, and

local cable subscribers with public

television and educational

programming.

File No. 95240 CRB Kent State

University, 1613 East Summit Street,

Kent, OH 44242. Signed By: Dr. Carol

Cartwright, President. Funds Requested:

$328,202. Total Project Cost: $437,603.

To extend the signal of public radio

station WKSU, 89.7 MHz, Kent, OH, by

replacing its worn-out transmitter and

antenna and relocating the transmitter

to Copley, OH, and increasing the tower

height of its antenna. The change will

provide the first public radio signal to

about 58,187 residents of three counties

and additional service to about 268,400

residents. The station presently serves a

population of about 2,340,307 persons.

File No. 95251 CRB Ohio State

University, 2400 Olentangy River Road,

Columbus, OH 43210. Signed By: Mr.

Dale K. Ouzts, Director/General

Manager. Funds Requested: $227,261.

Total Project Cost: $303,015. To extend

the signal of public radio station

WOSU–FM, 89.7 MHz, Columbus, OH,

by activating a repeater station on 91.1

MHz in Marion, OH. The new station

will provide the first public radio signal

to about 19,061 persons.

File No. 95271 CRB Public

Broadcasting Fndn of NW Ohio, 136

Huron Street, Toledo, OH 43604. Signed

By: Ms. Shirley E. Timonere, President

& General Manager. Funds Requested:

$245,223. Total Project Cost: $326,964.

To extend the signal of public radio

station WGTE–FM, 91.3 MHz, Toledo,

OH, by activating repeaters on 91.9 MHz

in Bryan, OH, and on 90.9 MHz, in

Defiance, OH. The new stations will

bring the first public radio service to

about 97,889 persons. WGTE–FM

presently serves a population of about

1,040,500.
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File No. 95279 CRB Kent State

University, 1613 East Summit Street,

Kent, OH 44242. Signed By: Dr. Carol

Cartwright, President. Funds Requested:

$169,996. Total Project Cost: $226,661.

To extend the coverage of public radio

station WKSU, 89.7 MHz, Kent, OH, by

activating a repeater station on 89.1

MHz in Thompson, OH. The new

station would serve a population of

about 247,987.

File No. 95282 CTB Ohio State

University, 2400 Olentangy River Road,

Columbus, OH 43210. Signed By: Mr.

Dale K. Ouzts, Director/General

Manager. Funds Requested: $207,321.

Total Project Cost: $414,642. To

improve the production capability of

public television station WOSU–TV, Ch.

34, Columbus, OH, by replacing wornout and obsolete items of studio, editing

and test equipment, including video

tape machines, an audio mixer, camera

pedestals and heads, monitors,

oscilloscopes, a logic analyzer, and a

color analyzer. All items are at least 10

years old, some are more than 20 years

old, and some are nearly 40 years old.

WOSU–TV serves a population of about

1,866,000.

File No. 95296 CRB Xavier University,

3800 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, OH

45207–7211. Signed By: Mr. John Kucia,

Administrative Vice President. Funds

Requested: $263,169. Total Project Cost:

$350,893. To extend the signal of public

radio station WVXU, 91.7 MHz,

Cincinnati, OH, by activating a repeater

to operate on 106.3 MHz, in

Crawfordsville, IN, bringing WVXU’s

program service to approximately

58,328 people. The station presently

serves a population of about 1,364,000.

OK (Oklahoma)

File No. 95004 ICTN Oklahoma

Panhandle State University, 323 W.

Eagle Blvd., P.O. Box 126, Goodwell,

OK 73939. Signed By: Dr. Carl

Westbrook, Interim President. Funds

Requested: $400,000. Total Project Cost:

$3,400,000. To purchase a DS–3 video

switcher and to assist Oklahoma

Panhandle State University upgrade the

distance learning network that the

University shares with 12 public

schools in the three counties of the

Oklahoma Panhandle. The project

would allow the network to extend its

services to the school districts in the

communities of Guymon and Tyrone,

add a second video classroom to each of

the current sites, and permit Internet

access.

File No. 95182 CRB University of

Central Oklahoma, 100 N. University

Drive, Edmond, OK 73034. Signed By:

Dr. Joyce Mounce, V.P. for

Administration. Funds Requested:

$319,100. Total Project Cost: $487,003.

To expand its broadcast area and

provide first service to approximately

75,000 people in greater Oklahoma City,

KCSC–FM operating on 90.1 MHz in

Edmond, OK, will relocate its antenna

to a higher location and increase

transmitter power. In addition, KCSC

will replace old and worn-out

equipment in its on-air and production

rooms.

File No. 95198 CRB University of

Central Oklahoma, 100 N. University

Drive, Edmond, OK 73034. Signed By:

Dr. Joyce Mounce, V.P. for

Administration. Funds Requested:

$156,567. Total Project Cost: $208,757.

To provide first service to

approximately 40,000 people, KCSC–

FM operating on 90.1 MHz in Edmond,

OK, will activate a repeater

noncommercial radio station on 91.9

MHz in McAlester, Oklahoma.

File No. 95227 CTB Oklahoma

Educational TV Authority, 7403 N.

Kelley Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK

73113. Signed By: Mr. Robert Allen,

Executive Director. Funds Requested:

$350,000. Total Project Cost: $700,000.

To upgrade the technical facilities of

public television stations KETA–TV,

Channel 13 in Oklahoma City and

KOED–TV, Channel 11 in Tulsa by

purchasing stereo audio equipment and

establishing a secondary audio program

channel (SAP). Six translators will also

be upgraded to provide enhanced

services to the community.

OR (Oregon)

File No. 95097 CTB Oregon Public

Broadcasting, 7140 SW Macadam

Avenue, Portland, OR 97219. Signed By:

Mr. Maynard Orme, President & CEO.

Funds Requested: $158,875. Total

Project Cost: $317,750. To replace the

30-year-old broadcast antenna,

transmission line and tower of public

station KOAC–TV, Ch. 7, Corvallis, OR.

The project will enable the station to

continue service to 220,000 residents of

the Willamette Valley and coastal

communities in western Oregon.

File No. 95233 CTB Southern Oregon

Public Television, 34 South Fir St.,

Medford, OR 97501. Signed By: Mr.

William Campbell, President, General

Manager. Funds Requested: $296,456.

Total Project Cost: $569,127. To extend

the signal of public station KSYS–TV,

Ch. 8, Medford, OR, by activating a 100-

watt translator in Brookings, OR, to

serve 13,000 residents in the Brookings/

Harbor area. The project also seeks to

improve the facilities of KSYS–TV by

replacing obsolete production

equipment, including video cassette

machines, production switcher, field

cameras, and post-production editing.

KSYS–TV serves 405,000 people in the

Medford and Klamath Falls area.

File No. 95293 IPTN Southwestern

Oregon Cmmty College, 1988 Newmark

Avenue, Coos Bay, OR 97420–2956.

Signed By: Dr. Stephen Kridelbaugh,

President. Funds Requested: $109,677.

Total Project Cost: $146,236. To develop

a telecommunications plan for the use

of technologies in distance learning and

training applications, in a

geographically isolated rural area of

potentially three counties served by

Southwestern Oregon Community

College.

PA (Pennsylvania)

File No. 95013 CRB QED

Communications, Inc., 4802 Fifth

Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213. Signed

By: Mr. George L. Miles, Jr., President &

CEO. Funds Requested: $112,994. Total

Project Cost: $171,167. To extend the

service of public station WQED–FM,

89.3 MHz, Pittsburgh, PA, in the

Johnstown, PA, area by activating a fullpower repeater station on 89.7 MHz to

replace its existing translator. The new

repeater will bring the first public radio

signal to about 263,005 persons in the

Johnstown area. The project will also

improve the transmission capability, of

WQED–FM by replacing its 20-year-old

antenna.

File No. 95119 CRB Pennsylvania

State University, 202 Wagner Building,

University Park, PA 16802–3899. Signed

By: Mr. Robert Killoren, Director of

Sponsored Programs. Funds Requested:

$47,142. Total Project Cost: $62,856. To

extend the signal of public radio station

WPSU 91.5 MHz, University Park, PA,

by activating three translators to operate

on 96.1 MHz in Clearfield, 100.3 MHz

in Lewistown, and 106.5 MHz in

DuBois, all PA. The new translators will

bring the first public radio signal to

about 33,028 residents of Clearfield and

Mifflin Counties. WPSU presently

serves a population of about 366,196.

File No. 95134 CBT Pennsylvania

State University, 202 Wagner Building

University Park, PA 16802–3899. Signed

By: Mr. Robert Killoren, Director of

Sponsored Programs. Funds Requested:

$25,021. Total Project Cost: $50,042. To

improve the service of public television

station WPSX, Ch. 3, University Park,

PA, by acquiring the necessary

equipment to provide Descriptive Video

Service and stereophonic audio. The

station serves a population of about

1,365,627.

File No. 95138 CTB WHYY, Inc., 150

N. Sixth Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106.

Signed By: Dr. Frederick Breitenfeld, Jr.,

President. Funds Requested: $292,157.

Total Project Cost: $584,314. To

improve the operation of public
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television station WHYY–TV, Ch. 12,

Philadelphia, PA, by replacing its wornout and obsolete master control and

routing switchers, video tape recorders,

and distribution and monitoring

equipment. The station serves a

population of about 7 million persons.

File No. 95171 CRB Lehigh Valley

Cmty Bdcstrs Assn, 301 Broadway,

Bethlehem, PA 18015. Signed By: Mr.

Brian F. Landers, President. Funds

Requested: $25,429. Total Project Cost:

$50,858. To enhance the signal of public

radio station WDIY, 88.1 MHz,

Bethlehem, PA, by activating translators

to operate on 93.9 MHz in Easton, PA,

and on 93.5 MHz in Bethlehem, and to

improve the operational capability of

the station by acquiring remote

origination equipment. WDIY presently

serves a population of about 351,167.

The new translators will add about

69,547 persons.

PR (Puerto Rico)

File No. 95197 CRB University of

Puerto Rico, Ponce de Leon & Pastrana

St., San Juan, PR 00931. Signed By: Prof

Rafael Garcia-Machuca, Director. Funds

Requested: $174,619. Total Project Cost:

$349,238. To provide first public radio

programming to 476,379 persons on the

west coast of Puerto Rico by activating

a new station, WTRU–FM, 89.7 MHz,

Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.

File No. 95248 CTB Fundacion

Educativa Ana G. Mendez, P.O. Box

21345, Rio Piedras, PR 00928. Signed

By: Mr. Jose F. Mendez, President.

Funds Requested: $449,456. Total

Project Cost: $599,275. To improve

current public television service to

2,530,120 citizens, and to provide first

public television service to an

additional 118,000 citizens in eastern

Puerto Rico by replacing an obsolete

and worn out transmitter at WMTJ–TV,

Channel 40, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

SC (South Carolina)

File No. 95185 ICTN HorryGeorgetown Technical College, 2050

Highway, 501 East, Conway, SC 29526.

Signed By: Dr. D. Kent Sharples,

President. Funds Requested: $319,745.

Total Project Cost: $569,745. To

establish two-way interactive

compressed video and audio linking

three campuses of Horry-Georgetown

Technical College campuses in Conway,

Georgetown and Myrtle Beach, South

Carolina, and to establish studio

production facilities to serve the system.

File No. 95231 ICTN South Carolina

ETV Commission, 1101 George Rodgers

Boulevard, Columbia, SC 29201. Signed

By: Mr. Ronald Schoenherr, Senior Vice

President. Funds Requested: $722,912.

Total Project Cost: $1,445,825. To

extend the services of South Carolina

Educational Television by placing

satellite downlink equipment at 383

middle, secondary and vocational

schools throughout the state. The

applicant currently distributes 6

channels of distance learning via

satellite to 102 schools in the state.

File No. 95295 CRB South Carolina

State University, 300 College Street, PO

Box 7656, Orangeburg, SC 29117.

Signed By: Dr. Barbara Hatton,

President. Funds Requested: $139,327.

Total Project Cost: $185,770. To

improve and upgrade the facilities of

public station WSSB–FM, 90.3 MHz,

Orangeburg, SC, by installing a satellite

downlink to receive national

programming and by replacing analog

control room equipment with digital

equipment.

TN (Tennessee)

File No. 95034 ICTN University of TN

at Chattanooga, 615 McCallie Avenue,

Chattanooga, TN 37403. Signed By: Dr.

Frederick Obear, Chancellor. Funds

Requested: $116,367. Total Project Cost:

$232,734. To activate a video classroom

for the Division of Continuing

Education and Public Service at the

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

The classroom will originate

educational/instruction programming

that will be delivered via cable

television throughout the greater

Chattanooga area. The course work will

center on the following: Combating

illiteracy; expanding parenting skills;

and offering teacher education in

conflict resolution, technology in the

classroom, and teach recertification in

rural areas.

File No. 95036 IPRTN Knoxville

College, 901 College Street, Knoxville,

TN 37921. Signed By: Dr. Lois Williams,

President. Funds Requested: $80,000.

Total Project Cost: $80,000. To explore

all reasonable and feasible

telecommunications options in

developing a plan to establish the

Knoxville College Communications

Center, for a possible future radio

broadcasting facility and an

interconnection system for distance

learning programs between Knoxville

College and the University of

Tennessee.

File No. 95042 CTB West TN Public

TV Council, Inc., University of Tenn.-

Clement Hall, Martin, TN 38237. Signed

By: Mr. John Hesse, General Manager.

Funds Requested: $33,832. Total Project

Cost. $67,664. To assure reliability of

the station’s broadcast services, public

television station WLJT–TV, Channel 11

in Martin, TN, will relocate the

intermediate point of the station’s

studio transmitter link.

File No. 95058 CRB Metropolitan

Governt of Nashville, 225 Polk Avenue,

Nashville, TN 37203. Signed By: Mr.

Chase Adams, Interim Library Director.

Funds Requested: $55,695. Total Project

Cost: $74,260. To extend the service of

noncommercial radio station WPLN–FM

operating on 90.3 MHz in Nashville, TN,

by constructing a repeater station in

Cookeville to provide first service to

approximately 43,550 people.

File No. 95069 CTB Mid-South Public

Commun. Found., 900 Getwell Street,

Memphis, TN 38111. Signed By: Mr.

Michael LaBonia, President & CEO.

Funds Requested: $138,600. Total

Project Cost: $277,200. To provide

uninterrupted, high quality broadcast

services, WKNO–TV, Channel 10 in

Memphis, TN, will replace outdated 3⁄4′′

machines with three state-of-the-art

digital videotape machines and will

enhance its graphics capability by

purchasing a new computer graphics

system.

File No. 95074 CRB Guiding Hands

for the Blind, Inc., 1970–D North

Highland Avenue, Jackson, TN 38305.

Signed By: Mr. Ernest Harper, Jr.,

General Manager. Funds Requested:

$35,000. Total Project Cost: $74,511.

Guiding Hands for the Blind, Inc.

proposes the construction of a noncommercial FM radio station operating

on 88.7 MHz to provide information

from local and national publications,

local public affairs programming, news

and other services to visually and

physically impaired persons in its

service area.

File No. 95103 CTB Upper

Cumberland Broadcast Council, PO Box

2040, Stadium Drive, Cookeville, TN

38502. Signed By: Mr. Richard Castle,

Jr., General Manager. Funds Requested:

$193,990. Total Project Cost: $387,980.

To replace and upgrade outdated

equipment, WCTE–TV, Channel 22 in

Cookeville, TN, will purchase video and

audio test equipment, routers,

processors and a video monitor. To

improve remote production facilities,

WCTE will replace one camera, two

VTRs, the audio console and the video

and graphics processors.

File No. 95128 CRB University of

Tennessee @ Chatt., 615 McCallie

Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37403. Signed

By: Dr. Frederick Obear, Chancellor.

Funds Requested: $20,600. Total Project

Cost: $41,200. To upgrade its program

origination facilities, public radio

station WUTC–FM, operating on 88.1

MHz in Chattanooga, TN, will purchase

and install a master control console,

four digital audio tape recorders and

four professional compact disc players.

File No. 95221 CTB Metropolitan

Board of Public Educ., 161 Rains
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Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203. Signed

By: Dr. Richard Benjamin, Director of

Schools. Funds Requested: $627,367.

Total Project Cost: $1,254,733. To

upgrade the facilities of public

television station WDCN–TV, Channel 8

in Nashville, TN, by replacing the 22-

year old transmitter, antenna,

transmission line, studio-to-transmitter

link and associated monitoring and test

equipment.

File No. 95263 ICTB Knoxville

Communications Coop. In, 3018 East

5th Avenue, Knoxville, TN 37914.

Signed By: Mr. Emanuel Bailey,

President. Funds Requested: $311,000.

Total Project Cost: $415,000. To

construct a community based, minority

owned and operated, television

production Facility to serve 200,000

citizens in Knoxville, Tennessee.

File No. 95286 CTB East Tennessee

Public Comm. Corp., 1611 E. Magnolia

Avenue, Knoxville, TN 37917. Signed

By: Mr. Richard Meschendorf,

Chairman, Board of Directors. Funds

Requested: $190,026. Total Project Cost:

$380,053. To replace obsolete or

technically-deficient Master Control

equipment at WSJK–TV, Channel 2 and

WKOP–TV, Channel 15 in Knoxville,

Tennessee.

TX (Texas)

File No. 95011 ICTN Prairie View A

& M University, New Classroom Bldg.,

Room 129, Prairie View, TX 77446.

Signed By: Dr. Joahanne Thomas-Smith,

Provost/VP-Academic Affairs. Funds

Requested: $150,000. Total Project Cost:

$200,000. To establish an educational

access channel for Prairie View A&M

University, Prairie View, Texas. The

University—which is an Historically

Black University—will use the

equipment to originate educational and

instructional programming to be

distributed over the cable television

systems in the communities of Prairie

View and Waller, both in Waller County

in southeast Texas.

File No. 95125 CTB University of

Houston, 1600 Smith Street, Suite 3400,

Houston, TX 77002. Signed By: Dr. B.

Dell Felder, Senior Vice Chancellor.

Funds Requested: $490,826. Total

Project Cost: $981,652. To improve

public television station KUHT–TV, Ch.

8, in Houston by replacing on-air analog

video tape machines with six (6) digital

video machines. In addition, KUHT–TV

will acquire an automation system for

on-air and a digital editing system to

replace existing equipment. KUHT–TV

serves approximately 3.9 million

people.

File No. 95135 ICTN TX State Tech.

College Sweetwater, 300 College Drive,

Sweetwater, TX 79556. Signed By: Dr.

Robert Musgrove, Dean of Instruction.

Funds Requested: $126,898. Total

Project Cost: $211,498. To provide first

distance education services to 5,000

students on the Abeline, Breckenridge,

and Brownwood campuses of Texas

State Technical College, Sweetwater

(TSTC) and their surrounding

communities by acquiring studio

production equipment for the

Sweetwater studio, VTEL equipment for

Sweetwater and three other unnamed

sites, and by constructing a multipoint

bridge to access other T1 networks in a

hub and star configuration from the

Sweetwater Campus.

File No. 95156 ICTN Alliance for

Higher Education, 17103 Preston Road,

Dallas, TX 75248–1373. Signed By: Dr.

Allan Watson, President. Funds

Requested: $553,011. Total Project Cost:

$1,106,022. To support delivery of

distance learning programs to multiple

users of a variety of digital technologies

and high speed fiber optic network

systems serving 23 Dallas-Fort Worth,

Texas higher education and medical

institutions, by acquiring digital

switching, fiber optic terminals, fiber

optic multiplexers, and codec

equipment to provide network access.

File No. 95159 CTB Capital of TX Pub

Telecom Council, 2504–B Whitis Street,

Austin, TX 78705. Signed By: Mr. Bill

Arhos, President/General Manager.

Funds Requested: $157,274. Total

Project Cost: $314,549. To improve the

facilities of public television station

KLRU–TV, Ch. 18, in Austin, by

replacing a worn-out lighting dimmer

system that is 22 years old. KLRU–TV

serves approximately 1.04 million

people in Austin and produces

nationally distributed programming.

File No. 95195 CTB Alamo Public

Telecomm. Council, 501 Broadway, San

Antonio, TX 78125. Signed By: Ms.

Joanne Winik, President and General

Mgr. Funds Requested: $251,143. Total

Project Cost: $502,286. To improve the

facilities of public television station

KLRN–TV, Ch. 9, in San Antonio by

replacing essential videotape delay

equipment, replacing inadequate studio

cameras and associated equipment, and

acquiring off-line editing equipment

that will improve the efficiency of the

existing on-line editing system. KLRN–

TV serves approximately 2 million

people.

File No. 95206 CRB University of

Texas at Austin, POB 7726, University

Station, Austin, TX 78713. Signed By:

Mr. Wayne Kuenstler, Director,

Sponsored Projects. Funds Requested:

$73,299. Total Project Cost: $146,600.

To improve the facilities of public radio

station KUT–FM, 90.5 MHz, in Austin

by replacing and/or upgrading the

transmitter/antenna system, acquiring

digital audio tape (DAT) machines and

replacing a 1976 remote audio recording

console. KUT–FM provides service to

approximately 1.1 million people in

central TX.

File No. 95211 ICTN Corpus Christi

Public Library Fdn, 805 Comanche,

Corpus Christi, TX 78401. Signed By:

Mr. William White, President. Funds

Requested: $168,670. Total Project Cost:

$255,561. To acquire a UNIX-based host

computer, telecommunications

equipment and digital communication

lines, including T1, at the Central

Library and several branch sites, serving

147,000 persons, in Corpus Christi,

Texas, and adding 107,000 persons by

constructing the proposed system.

File No. 95261 ICTB Ysleta

Independent School District, 9600 Sims,

El Paso, TX 79925. Signed By: Mr.

Anthony Trujillo, Superintendent.

Funds Requested: $1,608,900. Total

Project Cost: $2,145,200. To activate a

low power television station to provide

public television service to 415,000

persons in El Paso, Texas, and to

construct a television studio and editing

facility at a building owned by the

Ysleta Independent School District in El

Paso.

UT (Utah)

File No. 95040 ICTN Utah State

University, Eccles Conference Center,

Rm 102, Logan, UT 84322–5035. Signed

By: Mr. M.K. Jeppesen, Director,

Contracts & Grants. Funds Requested:

$1,003,875. Total Project Cost:

$1,338,500. To establish a two-way

video, two-way audio, distance learning

system to interconnect Utah State

University’s Continuing Education

program with 48 academic sites through

the State. The system would be based on

compressed video transmission via

telephone lines. Ten of the proposed

sites would have origination capacity.

The system would replace the

University’s outdated slow-scan video

conferencing system, which reaches

only 37 sites.

File No. 95050 CRB Utah State

University, 745 North 1200 East, Logan,

UT 84322. Signed By: Mr. M.K.

Jeppesen, Director. Funds Requested:

$8,775. Total Project Cost: $11,700. To

extend the signal of public radio station

KUSU–FM, 91.5 MHz, in Logan by

activating two new FM translators to

serve Hanksville (91.9 MHz) and

Teasdale/Torrey (94.5 MHz). Translators

would provide first public radio service

to approximately 2,177 people.

File No. 95130 CTB University of

Utah, 101 Wasatch Drive, Salt Lake City,

UT 84112. Signed By: Mr. Ted Capener,

V. Pres. for Univ. Relations. Funds
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Requested: $287,769. Total Project Cost:

$457,040. To extend the signal of public

television station KULC–TV, Ch. 9, by

activating eight new translators. First

instructional/educational television

service would be provided to the

following areas: Long Valley Junction

(Ch. 46), Tooele (K20ER), Panquitch

(Ch. 18), Alton (Ch. 62), Orangeville

(Ch. 15), Monticello/Blanding (Ch. 21),

rural Sanpete County (Ch. 18) and Heber

City (Ch. 68). KUED–TV (PBS), Ch. 7,

would be extended by providing first

public television to the following

communities: Rural Grand County (Ch.

17), Rockville/Springdale (Ch. 58) and

Bullfrog (Ch. 15). Existing translators

would be replaced at Laketown/Garden

City (K63BF), Randolph/Woodruff

(K55BS) and Monticello/Blanding

(K40AF). Project would also replace

video tape recorders and related

equipment as well as replace a WWII

vintage diesel generator at a very critical

communications site in the state

network.

VA (Virginia)

File No. 95005 CTB Shenandoah

Valley ETV Corp., 298 Port Republic

Road, Harrisonburg, VA 22801. Signed

By: Mr. Arthur Albrecht, President.

Funds Requested: $444,227. Total

Project Cost: $888,453. To improve

WVPT–TV, Channel 51, Harrisonburgh,

Virginia public television reception for

156,925 persons, and to provide first

public television service to an

additional 5,000 persons in the Front

Royal area of Virginia, by replacing an

obsolete and worn out 1KW noncommercial TV translator with a 5KW

TV repeater station on Channel 42,

Front Royal, Virginia; and to acquire a

new studio transmitter link to deliver

the signal to the new facility.

File No. 95031 CTB Greater WA Educ.

T/C Association, 3700 S. Four Mile Run

Drive, Arlington, VA 22206. Signed By:

Mr. Jerry Butler, Vice President,

Engineering. Funds Requested:

$431,000. Total Project Cost: $862,000.

To replace obsolete studio production

equipment, and to improve nationally

and locally distributed program

production capabilities at WETA–TV,

Channel 26, Washington, DC, by

acquiring a new audio console,

character generator, digital effects

generator, frame synchronizer and four

studio cameras.

File No. 95084 ICTN Old Dominion

University, Room 228, Education Bldg.,

Norfolk, VA 23529–0526. Signed By: Dr.

John Eck, Assoc. VP for Rsrch & Grad

Std. Funds Requested: $677,318. Total

Project Cost: $1,354,637. To extend the

TELETECHNET distance learning

network of Old Dominion University,

Norfolk, VA, to eight presently unserved

and, for the most part, rural learning

centers and to expand the University’s

ability to provide educational

programming to areas the

TELETECHNET system already services.

The TELETECHNET system provides

baccalaureate programs (2+2) to

students at community colleges

throughout Virginia. The project would

establish video classrooms at the new

sites, purchase 25 satellite receive-only

earth stations, and provide an additional

video originating classroom at the

system’s Virginia Beach Higher

Education Center.

File No. 95102 IPTN Network for

Instructional TV, Inc., 11490 Commerce

Park Dr., Ste 110, Reston, VA 22091.

Signed By: Mr. Thomas A. Pyle,

Executive Director/CEO. Funds

Requested: $132,018. Total Project Cost:

$191,643. To help the Network for

Instructional TV, Inc. (NITV) plan how

best to provide instructional and

training programming to traditionallyunderserved audiences with interactive

multi-media materials to be delivered to

NITV affiliates as well as to

neighborhood learning centers via ITFS

transmission from a central distribution

center in Washington, DC. Today, NITV

has 64 ITFS channels on-air in 16 cities

in ten states and the District of

Columbia. This planning project would

assist NTIV to move towards the

delivery of interactive, multi-media

services through a national distribution

system.

File No. 95152 CTB Central VA Educ

Telecomm Corp, 8101A Lee Highway,

Falls Church, VA 22042. Signed By: Mr.

Frederick Thomas, Station Manager.

Funds Requested: $23,986. Total Project

Cost: $47,972. To acquire equipment to

sub-title foreign language programming

for approximately 3,923,574 Englishspeaking viewers served by WNVC–TV,

Channel 56, Fairfax, Virginia.

File No. 95180 IPTN Campbell County

School Division, School Admin. Bldg.,

Main Street, Rustburg, VA 24588.

Signed By: Dr. George Nolley,

Superintendent. Funds Requested:

$65,050. Total Project Cost: $71,250. To

plan a two-way interactive audio and

video classroom system connecting four

secondary schools in Campbell County,

Virginia, and determine methods to

establish direct access connections to

the Internet.

File No. 95200 PRB Saint Paul’s

College, 406 Windsor Avenue,

Lawrenceville, VA 23868. Signed By:

Dr. Thomas Law, President. Funds

Requested: $77,791. Total Project Cost:

$86,791. To plan for the activation of a

non-commercial FM radio station to

provide public radio programming to

Brunswick County, Virginia.

File No. 95226 ICTN Amer. Indian

Higher Ed. Consortium, 121 Oronoco

Street, Alexandria, VA 22314. Signed

By: Ms. Margarett Perez, President.

Funds Requested: $915,363. Total

Project Cost: $1,220,484. To establish a

C-band VSAT satellite network to

provide distance learning to students

attending institutions which are

members of the American Indian Higher

Education Consortium (AIHEC). C-band

VSAT terminals will be placed at 11

colleges: Bay Mills Community College,

Brimley, MI; D–Q University, Davis, CA;

Haskell Indian Nation University,

Lawrence, KS; Leech Lake Tribal

College, Cass Lake, MN; Navajo

Community College, Tsaile, AZ;

Northwest Indian College, Bellingham,

WA; Salish-Kootenai Community

College, Pablo, MT; Stone Child

Community College, Rocky Boy, MT;

Sinte Gleska University, Rosebud, SD;

Southwest Indian Polytechnical

Institute, Albuquerque, NM; and Turtle

Mountain Community College, Belcourt,

ND. Eighteen additional Native

American colleges will receive the

programming distributed by the VSAT

system.

File No. 95272 ICTN Southside VA

Community College, 109 Campus Drive,

Alberta, VA 23821. Signed By: Dr. John

Cavan, President. Funds Requested:

$252,500. Total Project Cost: $505,000.

To construct classroom compressed

video production facilities, and to

activate a fiber optic

telecommunications network to serve 8

public and secondary schools and 2

community college campuses in

southern rural Virginia.

File No. 95289 ICTN Fairfax Cable

Access Corporation, 2929 Eskridge

Road, Suite S, Fairfax, VA 22031.

Signed By: Mr. James Flynn, President,

Board FCAC. Funds Requested:

$135,000. Total Project Cost: $180,000.

To construct 25 C/Ku-band satellite

downlinks to link 25 existing National

Public Access Telecommunications

Network/Consortium members located

in 14 states.

VI (Virgin Island)

File No. 95142 CRB Virgin Islands

PTV System, PO Box 7879, Barbel Plaza

S., Charlotte Amalie, VI 00801. Signed

By: Mr. Richard P Bourne-Vanneck,

Board Chairman. Funds Requested:

$255,264. Total Project Cost: $340,352.

To provide first local and national

public radio service to 100,000 persons

in St. Croix and St. Thomas, Virgin

Islands by activating FM stations at 89.1

MHz, Charlotte Amalie, and at 88.5

MHz, Christiansted, Virgin Islands, and
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by constructing studio, master control,

and satellite receive facilities at

Charlotte Amalie and Christiansted, V.I.

VT (Vermont)

File No. 95257 ICTN University of

Vermont, 322 South Prospect Street,

Burlington, VT 05401–3505. Signed By:

Ms. Regina White, Director, Sponsored

Programs. Funds Requested: $542,170.

Total Project Cost: $1,084,339. To

provide master control, classroom

production and interconnection

equipment for the University of

Vermont to permit increased

distribution of distance learning

programming via the Vermont

Interactive Television system. The

project will also provide for satellite

distribution of advanced placement and

credit degree programs to sites

throughout the state.

WA (Washington)

File No. 95136 CTB KCTS Television,

401 Mercer Street, Seattle, WA 98109.

Signed By: Mr. Burnill F. Clark,

President & CEO. Funds Requested:

$242,958. Total Project Cost: $485,916.

To improve the technical facilities of

public television station KCTS, Ch. 9,

Seattle, WA, by replacing analog

equipment including three videotape

machines, a production switcher, and a

video effects unit.

File No. 95173 CRB Washington State

University, 382 Murrow

Communication Ctr., Pullman, WA

99164–2530. Signed By: Mr. Dennis

Haarsager, General Manager. Funds

Requested: $252,053. Total Project Cost:

$336,071. To extend the signal of

Northwest Public Radio, based in

Pullman, Washington, by activating

repeater stations at 9.15 MHz in Moses

Lake and 89.7 MHz in Walla Walla,

bringing first public radio service to

approximately 62,400 residents in

central and south central Washington,

and to improve service by constructing

a digital audio interconnection to

deliver the public radio signal to those

stations and to other stations in the

system.

File No. 95175 CTB Washington State

University, 382 Murrow

Communications Center, Pullman, WA

99164–2530. Signed By: Dr. R. V. Smith,

Vice Provost for Research. Funds

Requested: $36,809. Total Project Cost:

$73,618. To provide first local

origination capacity to the coverage area

of KTNW–TV, Ch. 31, Richland, WA, by

constructing an editing suite and

establishing an electronic field

production unit.

File No. 95218 CTB Spokane School

District #81, 3911 S. Regal Street,

Spokane, WA 99223. Signed By: Dr.

Gary Livingston, Superintendent of

Schools. Funds Requested: $470,107.

Total Project Cost: $940,214. To

improve the broadcast operations of

public station KSPS–TV, Ch. 7,

Spokane, WA, by replacing a worn-out

and failing 18-year-old transmitter, an

old one-inch video tape machine, and

by purchasing a disk-based playback

device for on-air programming.

File No. 95239 ICTN Washington

Public Affairs Network, 1063 South

Capitol Way, Ste 16, Olympia, WA

98501. Signed By: Mr. Dennis Heck,

President. Funds Requested: $157,085.

Total Project Cost: $314,171. To

construct a television production center

at the State Capitol in Olympia,

Washington to record government

deliberations and public policy events

for dissemination on cable television

outlets serving 5,400,000 citizens.

File No. 95290 CRB Spokane Public

Radio, 2319 North Monroe Street,

Spokane, WA 99205. Signed By: Mr.

Richard Kunkel, General Manager.

Funds Requested: $18,480. Total Project

Cost: $24,640. To provide first public

radio service to 9,147 persons by

constructing a new FM station on 90.7

MHz in Bonners Ferry, ID, to repeat the

signal of KPBX, 91.1 MHz, Spokane,

WA.

File No. 95292 IPTN City of Richland,

505 Swift Boulevard, Richland, WA

99352. Signed By: Mr. Joseph King, City

Manager. Funds Requested: $155,101.

Total Project Cost: $310,202. To prepare

an integrated telecommunications plan

for the city of Richland, Washington, in

a cooperative project involving many

organizations and agencies in

government, education, and business

including the Richland School District,

the Richland Campus of Washington

State University, telecommunications

companies, and city departments in

developing an interconnection system

for distance education and training.

WI (Wisconsin)

File No. 95053 CRB University of

Wisconsin, 1725 State Street, La Crosse,

WI 54601. Signed By: Dr. Julius

Erlenbach, Provost/Vice Chancellor.

Funds Requested: $15,325. Total Project

Cost: $30,650. To improve the broadcast

operations of public radio station

WLSU–FM, 88.9 MHz, La Crosse, WI, by

replacing 15- and 20-year-old studio

equipment and purchasing a transmitter

spare parts kit.

File No. 95054 CRB University of

Wisconsin, 105 Garfield Avenue, Eau

Claire, WI 54702. Signed By: Dr.

Marjorie Smelstor, Provost/Vice

Chancellor. Funds Requested: $25,872.

Total Project Cost: $51,744. To extend

the signal of public radio station WUEC,

89.7 MHz, Eau Claire, WI, by increasing

its transmitter power, which will

provide first service to approximately

75,000 rural residents of West Central

Wisconsin.

File No. 95137 CTB Bd of Regents of

the Univ of WI Sys, 821 University

Avenue, Madison, WI 53706. Signed By:

Ms. Cheryl Gest, Admin. Officer, Res

Admin-Fin. Funds Requested: $97,169.

Total Project Cost: $194,338. To

improve the production facilities of

public station WHA–TV, Ch. 21,

Madison, WI, by replacing one-inch

videotape machines in the on-line

editing suite and in the remote

production unit.

File No. 95189 ICTN Western

Wisconsin Tech. College, 304 North

Sixth Street, La Crosse, WI 54602.

Signed By: Ms. Denise Warner,

Advancement Manager. Funds

Requested: $78,800. Total Project Cost:

$109,157. To construct a fully

interactive, two-way, video/audio

network between the Western

Wisconsin Technical College campus at

La Crosse, and the Sparta Campus in

Monroe County, Wisconsin, and to

construct a teacher-operated TV

production facility at the La Crosse

campus.

File No. 95194 IPTN Fox Valley

Technical College, 1825 N. Bluemound

Drive, Appleton, WI 54913. Signed By:

Dr. H. Victor Baldi, President. Funds

Requested: $164,702. Total Project Cost:

$388,121. To plan for an interconnected,

interactive distance learning network

among the K–12 schools and colleges of

the East Wisconsin Distance Learning

Consortium in five counties of

northeastern Wisconsin, for the use of

technologies in secondary and postsecondary distance education programs

in rural and small urban areas.

File No. 95253 CRTB Wisconsin Ed.

Communications Board, 3319 West

Beltline Highway, Madison, WI 53713–

4296. Signed By: Mr. Glenn A. Davison,

Executive Director. Funds Requested:

$1,004,430. Total Project Cost:

$2,008,860. To improve the broadcast

signals of the Wisconsin Educational

Communications Board by replacing

one TV translator located in Adams, WI,

and old and worn-out transmission

equipment at WHWC–TV, Ch. 28,

Menomonie-Eau Claire; WLEF–TV, Ch.

36, Park Falls; WHHI–FM, 91.3 MHz,

Highland; and WHRM–FM, 90.9 MHz,

Wausau. The new transmission system

will extend the signal of WHHI–FM to

provide first service to approximately

82,000 people in the southwestern

region of Wisconsin.
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WV (West Virginia)

File No. 95121 CRB WV Educ.

Broadcasting Authority, 600 Capitol

Street, Charleston, WV 25301. Signed

By: Ms. Rita Ray, Executive Director.

Funds Requested: $274,933. Total

Project Cost: $366,578. To provide first

public radio service to approximately

82,000 people in the rural area of

Matewan, Petersburg and Union, West

Virginia, by installing one transmitter

near Petersburg, one translator in Union

and one translator near Matewan, plus

all necessary satellite equipment.

File No. 95246 CTB WV Ed.

Broadcasting Authority, 1615 Third

Avenue, Huntington, WV 25701. Signed

By: Ms. Rita Ray, Executive Director.

Funds Requested: $156,000. Total

Project Cost: $312,000. To improve

public television station WPBY–TV,

Channel 33 in Huntington, WV by

replacing six 3⁄4′′ videotape machines

and the production audio console.

WY (Wyoming)

File No. 95139 ICTN No. Wyoming

Cmmty College District, 525 West

Lakeway, Suite #107, Gillette, WY

82718. Signed By: Dr. Steve Maier,

President, NWCCD. Funds Requested:

$462,317. Total Project Cost: $924,634.

To provide first educational services to

approximately 60,754 citizens in

Campbell, Johnson and Sheridan

Counties, Wyoming by constructing

three, four-channel ITFS transmitters in

Gillette, Pumpkin Buttes and Sheridan,

fixed classroom production facilities at

the Northern Wyoming Community

College campus in Gillette, fiber optic

STL equipment at Sheridan and Gillette

to link studios with transmitters,

statewide compressed video, computer

equipment at one of the interactive sites,

and satellite downlinks at various

locations.

File No. 95169 CRB Northern Arapaho

Tribe, 533 Ethete Road, Ft. Washakie,

WY 82514. Signed By: Mr. Richard

Brannon, Chairman, Tribal Council.

Funds Requested: $329,344. Total

Project Cost: $439,125. To activate a

new public radio station operating on

89.5 MHz in Ethete, WY, to bring the

first public radio service to the Wind

River Indian Reservation.

File No. 95294 IPTN Lincoln-Uinta

Association of Gov’t, P.O. Box 389,

Kemmerer, WY 83101. Signed By: Ms.

Mary Crosby, Director. Funds

Requested: $15,000. Total Project Cost:

$15,000. The two-county Lincoln-Uinta

Association of Governments in

southwestern Wyoming proposes to

plan for the incorporation of appropriate

technologies which might be feasible for

an interconnected distance learning and

training network and public

broadcasting distribution system, across

mountainous terrain to a scattered

population in rural areas.

AK (Alaska)

File No. 95021 CRB, Old File Nos.

94285,93191, Kashunamiut School

District, Chevak, AK.

File No. 95181 CRB, Old File Nos.

94138, University of Alaska, Fairbanks,

AK.

CA (California)

File No. 95176 CRB, Old File Nos.

94277, San Mateo Cnty Cmty College

Dist, San Mateo, CA.

File No. 95234 ICTBN, Old File Nos.

94312, Kern Educational T/C

Consortium, Bakersfield, CA.

IL (Illinois)

File No. 95006 CRB, Old File Nos.

94043, Northern Illinois University,

DeKalb, IL.

MA (Massachusetts)

File No. 95045 CRB, Old File Nos.

94026, University of Massachusetts,

Amherst, MA.

NC (North Carolina)

File No. 95070 ICTN, Old File Nos.

94299,93071, Pembroke State

University, Pembroke, NC.

NM (New Mexico)

File No. 95120 ICTN, Old File Nos.

94321,93124, Eastern New Mexico

University, Portales, NM.

NY (New York)

File No. 95009 ICTN, Old File Nos.

95064, Hispanic Info. & Telecom. Net,

Inc., New York, NY.

File No. 95027 CRB, Old File Nos.

94301, Colleges of the Seneca, Geneva,

NY.

File No. 95255 CRTB, Old File Nos.

94234, WSKG Public T/C Council,

Vestal, NY.

PA (Pennsylvania)

File No. 95225 CRB, Old File Nos.

94316, Public Broadcasting of NW PA,

Inc, Erie, PA.

PR (Puerto Rico)

File No. 95099 ICTN, Old File Nos.

94320, Fundacion Educativa Ana G

Mendez, Rio Piedras, PR.

RI (Rhode Island)

File No. 95241 ICTN, Old File Nos.

94194, Brown University, Providence,

RI.

VA (Virginia)

File No. 95026 CRB, Old File Nos.

94318, Greater Washington Educ. T/C

Assoc., Arlington, VA.

File No. 95254 CRB, Old File Nos.

94033, CAPRA, Inc., Mechanicsville,

VA.

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