Request For Special Temporary Authority To Remain Silent
Portion of letter dated February 2, 2012:
"Dear Mr. Gray:
This letter concerns the request you filed on January 9, 2012, on behalf of Ark-La-Tex, LLC ("Ark"), for Special Temporary Authority to permit AM Radio Station KTFS to remain silent.
Ark's request states that Station KTFS(AM) went silent on December 21, 2011, due to vandalism to its tower site. The request includes the appropriate certification regarding Section 5301 of the Anti-Drug abuse Act of 1988.
Ark's request is granted. Accordingly, Special Temporary Authority is granted to permit Station KTFS(AM) to remain silent not to exceed 180 days from the date of this letter. Notwithstanding the grant of this Special Temporary Authority, the broadcast license for Station KTFS(AM) will automatically expire as a matter of law if broadcast operations do not commence by 12:01 a.m., December 22, 2012." - Lisa A. Scanlan, Assistant Chief, Audio Division, Media Bureau, FCC
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