Letter (Aug 14, 1997)

5839-EX-PL-1997 Text Documents

AT&T; CORP.

2000-09-13ELS_41655

YOUNG & JATLOW 2300 N STREET, N. w. suite e00o WASHINGTON, D. C. 20037 Dpavib C. JaTLOw TELEPHONE FRANCIS L. YOUuNG* (202) se3—2o8so TELEFAX *ADMITTED IN TExAs (202) 331 ~8001 August 14, 1997 Mr. Paul Marrangoni, Chief Experimental Radio Branch Federal Communications Commission 2000 M Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20554 In re: AT&T Corp. Application for Experimental Radio Authorization Dear Mr. Marrangoni: Transmitted herewith on behalf of AT&T Corp. is an original and one copy of an application for an experimental license. This application is one of nine applications AT&T is filing contemporaneously herewith. This application and the 8 additional applications being transmitted serve to replicate licenses AT&T has held for various frequencies, power levels and modulation techniques for many years. As explained in greater detail in Exhibit 2, when Lucent Technologies was spun off from AT&T the license for KB2XTW (and the 8 others) were assigned to Lucent. The intent of the parties was to have both AT&T and Lucent retain separate licenses for the frequencies in question. Thus, this application and the 8 other applications are intended to replicate the licenses originally held by AT&T and remedy the inadvertent administrative error. Should there be any questions with regard to this matter, kindly communicate directly with the undersigned. Very truly yours, Dud Getow. David C. Jatlow Counsel for AT&T Corp. cc: Mr. Doug Young


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