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Emmett H. Whitehead died in 2002. Apparently his wife didn't know or nobody told her until recently that the ownership of the stations needed to be transferred.
The application for involuntary transfer is currently missing from the application list in the FCC database, for some unknown reason. But in reading it a while back I noticed a statement to the effect that Mrs. Whitehead had been unaware of the need to file the necessary documents.
I'm guessing that Emmett Whitehead's will was contested by members of his family and others for the usual reasons.
The radio stations were part of his estate, and if several or more people make separate challenges it can take years for the Probate Court to settle the disputes and allow the executor to carry out the terms of the will.
Apparently, things have finally been resolved to the point where the FCC could transfer the radio licenses to Whitehead's widow.
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