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DK241BH

DUBLIN CA

FM TRANSLATOR

Channel 0 ( MHz)

Translator for: KLVR

MIDDLETOWN CA

Direct-off-air

EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION
5700 WEST OAKS BLVD.
ROCKLIN CA 95765
9162511732
Facility ID: 140111
Permit Cancelled

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MOD BMPFT-20051114AAW

Cancelled

01/06/2006

CP BNPFT-20030811AGO

Granted

10/04/2004

CP BNPFT-20030317AVM

Granted

10/04/2004

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

K241BH - 10/04/2004 (CDBS)
DK241BH - 10/11/2007 (CDBS)
DK241BH - 10/04/2004 (LMS)

PRIMARY STATION HISTORY

Date	File #	Primary Station		Method
2004-10-04	20030317AVM	KLVR	MIDDLETOWN CA	Direct-off-air
2004-10-04	20030811AGO	KLVR	MIDDLETOWN CA	Direct-off-air

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APPLICATION HISTORY

	BNPFT-20030811AGO	Construction Permit	Granted 10/04/2004
	BNPFT-20030317AVM	Construction Permit	Granted 10/04/2004
	BMPFT-20051114AAW	Modification	Cancelled 01/06/2006
From: EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION (OLD BOARD)
To: EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION (NEW BOARD)
	BTCFT-20070212ASD	Transfer of Control	Granted 02/21/2007
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