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But from what's said in the Houston section someone is onto them by now, so don't feel bad...
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Is this link still functional for contributions? Help save Lumberton's radio station, organized by Musicradio KLLS
Dat's Rachel, man.
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FCC Report 10/16
FCC Actions Ben Jordan Communications Corporation's 91.9 WBRQ La Grange GA was issued a notice of violation for operating from
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"Carlos Lopezâs 1300 KHTW Lumberton TX has entered into a Consent Decree with an abbreviated one-year license renewal following an unfounded informal objection claiming the station was off the air the past four years. Lopez stated that he has experienced operational challenges including âdestructive weather, poor quality of electrical service to the transmitter site, and general disrepair of the Stationâs equipmentâ since acquiring the station in 2019 while providing evidence of its efforts to repair the transmitter site and return to the air, including copies of bills from its electric and internet provider proving use and invoices showing repairs. The station did however also fail to maintain its online public file. KHTWâs license term now only runs until October 14, 2023."
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Help save Lumberton's radio station, organized by Musicradio KLLS
1300 AM is a part of Lumberton and has been on the air since 1959. Recently a bro⌠Musicradio KLLS needs your support for Help save Lumberton's radio station
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Poor quality of the electric service? What a bunch of BS. It's single phase to the transmitter building and always has been. He quit paying the electric bill in May of 2021 and Entergy pulled the meter in August... I know because I called some friends of mine at my former employer and found the real truthFCC Report 10/16
FCC Actions Ben Jordan Communications Corporation's 91.9 WBRQ La Grange GA was issued a notice of violation for operating from
"Carlos Lopezâs 1300 KHTW Lumberton TX has entered into a Consent Decree with an abbreviated one-year license renewal following an unfounded informal objection claiming the station was off the air the past four years. Lopez stated that he has experienced operational challenges including âdestructive weather, poor quality of electrical service to the transmitter site, and general disrepair of the Stationâs equipmentâ since acquiring the station in 2019 while providing evidence of its efforts to repair the transmitter site and return to the air, including copies of bills from its electric and internet provider proving use and invoices showing repairs. The station did however also fail to maintain its online public file. KHTWâs license term now only runs until October 14, 2023."
You are kidding yourself if you think you will get the station back! Plus the station was off the air over a year before you gave them control of the station so either way the license should have been gone long ago. Carlos has the license. Asking for donations to save a station that has not had a impact in the city of license wow.
Carlos may have more legal problems not only from the FCC but the district attorney.
The station wasn't off the air for a year when I owned it. My FCC attorney is already working on the involuntary transfer of control.. You obviously don't know how things work in broadcasting.
There was a case involving KNLY I believe out of Texas where the FCC declined to transfer a license back to a seller who claimed nonpayment. FCC said involuntary transfer applications are only allowed where there is a death or disability. 47 CFR § 73.3541 - Application for involuntary assignment of license or transfer of control.
Sounds about right.
It sure was off the air and for sure before that nowhere near the legal power it should have been at
And there was a case in Kansas if I recall where the seller got jipped by the buyer and went to state court, and got the judge to agree to foreclose on the seller. Then the seller filed with the FCC and did get the license transferred back. It's happened before! In fact my lawyer was involved in that.
Sorry but you don't know everything
Takes money $$ Wish you well Chris but I don't see the station coming back to you.
And that station has been off the air for a week now. And when it is on the air itâs barely listenable
We have deleted several posts.
I'm closing this thread down before someone gets sued for libel.
I'm closing this thread down before someone gets sued for libel.
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