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DK07SH

PORT ALSWORTH AK

ANALOG TRANSLATOR/LPTV

Channel 0

STATE OF ALASKA
5900 E. TUDOR ROAD
ANCHORAGE AK 99507
Facility ID: 62766
License Cancelled

Correspondence
FRN: NO FRN

BLTTV-19971229JK

Granted

01/28/1998

BPTTV-19960425KK

Granted

11/14/1996

BLTVL-19820624IB

Granted

07/26/1982

BPTVL-19811229TU

Granted

04/29/1982

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

811229TU - 00/00/0000 (CDBS)
K07SH - 04/29/1982 (CDBS)
DK07SH - 04/06/2011 (CDBS)
DK07SH - 04/29/1982 (LMS)

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APPLICATION HISTORY

	BPTVL-19811229TU	Construction Permit	Granted 04/29/1982
	BLTVL-19820624IB	License to Cover	Granted 07/26/1982
	BRTTV-19861105XD	Renewal	Granted 04/08/1987
	BRTVL-19911120PY	Renewal	Granted 03/25/1992
	BPTTV-19960425KK	Major Modification-amend	Granted 11/14/1996
	BRTTV-19961224PK	Renewal	Granted 04/15/1997
	BLTTV-19971229JK	License to Cover	Granted 01/28/1998
	BRTTV-19990127TT	Renewal	Cancelled 08/31/1999
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