Exhibits I - IV

5059-EX-MR-1995 Text Documents

CBS, INC.

1999-07-07ELS_9605

CBS Inc. November 28, 1995 EXHIBIT NO. I Request for Modification of Existing Authorization Call Sign KM2XJW Item 3 of Application FCC Form 442 This application requests authorization to modify Call Sign KM2XJW to add two mobile units and renewthe authorization period for two years. A copy of the license is attached hereto. The license will expire on January 1, 1996. The application for renewal of the license has not been requested using FCC Form 405, per § 5.55(d) of the Commission‘s Rules, because modification of the authorization, as described below, is requested. All the equipment are transportable land—based earth stations to be operated by CBS using the INMARSAT Global Satellite System. Pursuant to § 5.55(b) of the Commission‘s Rules, authority is requested to add two (2) Mobile Corporationmobile Sateli units to the CBS System License Call Sign KM2XJW. The two units are presently licensed to CBS under another license (Call Sign KE2XJU, File No. 4769—EX—PL—95). The mobile units licensed under call sign KEZ2XJU will be operated in the same service and within the same geographical area as the equipment now licensed under call sign KM2XJW. The license for Call SignKE2XJU Commission wil for—canelti the equipmentaverall is include in license— Commissioning applications have been filed and acted upon by Comsat, the U.S. signatory to INMARSAT. MROO012675.01

CBS Inc. Page 2 51 West 52 Street, New York, : NY 10019 Attn: Howard F. Jr—ackel Nss io/y ___cvnmaovsonaln. United States of America ,/”ljrf ¢41 FEDERAL COMMUKICATIONS COMMISSION EXPERIMENTAL RADIO STATION CONSTRUCTION PERMIT AND LICENSE EXPERIMENTAL K M _2 _X J w (Nature of Service) (Call Sign) xD MO 4057— EX—MR—93 (Class of station) (File number) NAME CBS, INC. Mobile: United States (Location of station) Subject to the provisions of the Communications Act of 1934, subsequent acts, and treaties, and all regulations heretofore or hereafter made by this Commission, and further subject to the conditions and requirements set forth in this license, the licensee hereof is hereby authorized to use and operate the radio transmitting facilities hereinafter described for radio communications. Frequency Authorized Emission MHz Power (watts) Designator 1636.5—1645 5012 (ERP) 4K8OF1ID/24KOF3E/30KOF3E/40KOF3E/ 40KOGIB/F1B/115KF1D In lieu of frequency tolerance, the occupied bandwidth of the emission shall not extend beyond the band limits set forth above. * Operation: In accordance with Sec. 5.202(c) of the Commission‘s Rules. Point of Communications: INMARSAT Satellite System Equipment: Four (4) Magnavox MX 2020P MAGNAPhone Two (2) Magnavox MX 211T Three (3) Japan Radio JUE—45T This authorization effective_ January 1, 1994 and FEDERAL will expire 3:00 A.M. EST January 1, 1996 COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

CBS Inc. November 28, 1995 EXHIBIT NO. II Particulars of Operation Item No. 4 of Application FCC Form 442 4A. Frequency: Transmit...1626.5—1646.5 Mhz POWER 4B Maximum Power at Transmitter Terminals: 40 Watts 4C Maximum Effective Radiated Power: 5012 Watts (37 dBW) 4D MEAN 4(E) 4(F) 4(G) EMISSION MoDULATING SIGNAL NECESSARY BANDWIDTH VoIcE 24KOF3E 3000 Hz max. audio 24 kHz 30KOF3E 3000 Hz max audio 30 kHz 40KOF3E 3000 Hz max audio 40 kHz TELEX 40KOG1IB Phase Modulation 40 kHz 40KOFIB Frequency Modulation 40 kHz DATA 4K80FID 4800 Baud 4.8 kHz 20KOGIW 64 kbps O—QPSK Technique, digital voice, data and compressed video 20 kHz 115KFID Variable 115 kHz Bandwidths established by the International Maritime Satellite Organization for use in the INMARSAT System for Satellite Communication, by these Standard A and B type terminals. MROO12673.01

CBS Inc. November 28, 1995 EXHIBIT NO. III Description of Proposed Operation Item No. 10 of Application FCC Form 442 CBS Inc. intends to operate the subject earth stations in news gathering and reporting operations to gain knowledge and experience in implementing digital transmission techniques over satellite. Modes of operation include compressed digital audio, digitized facsimile and compressed video techniques. Also, terminals will be used in the event of disaster to provide reliable telephone and data communications when standard communications are not available. All personnel involved in operating the unit will be instructed as to proper procedures and operational techniques. MROO012675.01

CBS Inc. November 28, 1995 EXHIBIT NO. IV Dismissed or Denied Applications No. 18 of Application ECC Form 442 The following applications have, in the past, been denied or dismissed by the Commission: (a) Application for consent to assign license of KSFO to Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. Denied 1938 (6FCC 387); (b) Application for consent to transfer of control of license of KQW to Columbia Broadcasting System Inc. Denied 1946 (Docket No. 7013); (c) Application for consent to assign the construction permit for WRTB from Raytheon Manufacturing Company to Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. Dismissed as moot 1950 (BAPCT—8); (d) Application for extension of time within which to construct station KCBS, San Francisco, California. Denied in 1950 because construction not possible due to Commission action on another pending application (BMP—4835); and (e) Application for minor change to increase effective radiated power of WBBM—FM Chicago, I{linois from 6.0 Kilowatts to 8.3 Kilowatts. Dismissed in 1989 as inconsistent with 47 C.F.R. Section 73.213 (BPH—8902141A). CBS is an indirect wholly—owned subsidiary of Westinghouse Electric Corporation ("Westinghouse"). Accordingly, the following is a listing of Westinghouse applications that have denied or dismissed: (a) On March 22, 1984, an application of Westinghouse Broadcasting and Cable, Inc., for modification of facilities of Station WPCO—TV, Charlotte, NC, was dismissed at the request of the applicant (File No. BPCT—811116KE, MM Docket No. 83—1160); (b) On June 29, 1956, an application of Westinghouse Broadcasting Company, Inc., for a television station construction permit in Portland, OR (FCC File No. BPCT—494, Docket No. 9138) was denied by the Commission for reason of the selection of a competing applicant in a comparative licensing proceeding; and (c) On June 4, 1938, an application of Westinghouse Electric Corporation concerning Station WBZA, Springfield, MA (FCC File No. BIP1131) was denied by the Commission. MROO012676.01


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