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DKAZS-LD

SOUTH SIOUX CITY NE

DIGITAL TV TRANSLATOR/LPTV

Channel 0

TV AMERICAS DE OMAHA, LLC
500 SOUTH CHINOWTH ROAD
VISALIA CA 93277
Facility ID: 168244
Permit Cancelled

Correspondence
FRN:

BEP-20100505AJF

Granted

05/20/2010

BEP-20091211AEH

Granted

12/15/2009

BSFDTL-20060630CEX

Granted

01/12/2007

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

KAZS-LP - 01/12/2007 (CDBS)
DKAZS-LD - 08/07/2014 (CDBS)
DKAZS-LD - 01/12/2007 (LMS)
Where this call sign has been:
03/06/1998 on 88.3 in MONTROSE CO - now KPRH (CDBS)
02/26/2002 on in SOUTH SIOUX CITY NE - now DKAZS-LP (CDBS)
06/09/2014 on in SOUTH SIOUX CITY NE - now DKAZS-LP (CDBS)
02/26/2002 on in SOUTH SIOUX CITY NE - now DKAZS-LP (LMS)
00/00/0000 on in YUMA AZ - now KAZS (LMS)

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APPLICATION HISTORY

	BDCCDTL-20061030ASP	Digital Companion Channel	Cancelled 01/12/2007
	BSFDTL-20060630CEX	Short Form Application	Granted 01/12/2007
	BEP-20091211AEH	CP Extension	Granted 12/15/2009
	BEP-20100505AJF	CP Extension	Granted 05/20/2010
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