Re: I read the Legal Notices so you don't have to

[Jibguy@aol.com]

WNTN did not change its mind.  The 1200-1220 situation in NewburghNY killed 
it. But then again, WKOX could have gone (perhaps) 41,258 watts on the NTN 
site. But rather they chose to drop it (gimme 50 or I'll take my bat & ball 
and go home), without even communicating with WNTN.
----jibguy

In a message dated 2/4/00 12:14:14 AM Eastern Standard Time, Sptseditor 
writes:
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 *WKOX applied for the CP from Rumford Avenue and actually got approval from 
the FCC, despite possible interference issues with that station on 1200 in 
Newburgh, NY. the one which was operating with an STA on 1200 at the time 
(but I believe they're now on 1220);
 
 * Then WNTN changed its mind about letting 'KOX diplex, for whatever reason.
  >>