Re: Tower Lights Out

[dan.strassberg@att.net]

I'm pretty sure that ATS also owns the UHF candelabra. 
If so, these postings indicate that America's largest 
owner of radio-TV transmission towers is unforgivably 
lax, right outside of its home city. One can only 
imagine how badly they do in the rest of the country. 

Don't those who own and/or maintain towers that are 
aircraft hazards have to be licensed by the FAA? If so, 
and if the FAA isn't on the take from ATS, the FAA could 
surely put the fear of Uncle Sam into Steven Dodge & Co. 

Were ATS to lose the right to own and maintain towers 
(its only business, as far as I know), it could ruin 
more than a few shareholders' days, which would, in 
turn, give rise to massive lawsuits against ATS 
management. Not quite another Enron maybe, but still a 
pretty big failure of management oversight.
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> Since when does American Tower own this one ?
> 
> They own the "FM-128" ( old WHDH-TV 5 ) tower.