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DK291AS

MATTAWA WA

FM TRANSLATOR

Channel 0 ( MHz)

Translator for: KZML

QUINCY WA

Direct-off-air

ADELANTE MEDIA OF EASTERN WASHINGTON LICENSE LLC
500 MEDIA PLACE
SACRAMENTO CA 95815
9163686300
Facility ID: 139108
Permit Cancelled

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CP BNPFT-20030313AFW

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06/14/2004

CP BNPFT-20030827ALG

Cancelled

06/14/2004

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

K291AS - 06/14/2004 (CDBS)
DK291AS - 06/29/2007 (CDBS)
DK291AS - 06/14/2004 (LMS)

PRIMARY STATION HISTORY

Date	File #	Primary Station		Method
2004-06-14	20030313AFW	KZML	QUINCY WA	Direct-off-air
2004-06-14	20030827ALG	KZML	QUINCY WA	Direct-off-air

APPLICATION HISTORY

	BNPFT-20030827ALG	Construction Permit	Cancelled 06/14/2004
	BNPFT-20030313AFW	Construction Permit	Granted 06/14/2004
From: BUTTERFIELD BROADCASTING CORPORATION
To: BUSTOS MEDIA OF WASHINGTON, LLC
	BAPFT-20040827ABI	Assign License/CP	Granted 11/18/2004
From: BUSTOS MEDIA OF WASHINGTON, LLC
To: BUSTOS MEDIA OF EASTERN WASHINGTON LICENSE, LLC
	BAPFT-20041223AAT	Assign License/CP	Granted 01/28/2005
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