[BC] KBKH-FM

[Keith Hammond]

Bailey, Scott wrote:

 >     What we have are individuals in local government in 
> Wheeler County, Texas that do not understand communications 
> law. I have advised Keith he must in this case, and I mean 
> MUST, have a communications attorney represent him and 
> explain to Ms. Switzer (Local DA) what the Federal Laws are, 
> and how the FCC views this.
>     Ms. Switzer can not give authority to Mr. Rushing to 
> operate that equipment as a "legal" radio station.  Her and 
> Mr. Rushing would be violation of federal laws and Ms. 
> Switzer could be in danger of losing her job, and or being 
> fined as well.
>     Oh, by the way, if that was to happen, everyone on this 
> list has the right to complain and the nearest FCC field 
> office should investigate.

 

  I have done this at one point in time. She still adamantly insisted
that "The Great State of Texas chooses to not recognize that so-called
federal authority."

  I'm telling you: She is of the same "stubbornness vein" as is David
Rushing and we all know how "impossible" it is to convince him of the
problems, here.

  I still can't se why they didn't just let me pay off the loan! What
seems to have so incensed them (Rushing, anyway) is that he feels I
"circumvented him" when I negotiated the transfer with Jim T. There is
(or was) some reason that Rushing absolutely, positively did NOT want
Jim involved even though Jim was the licensee!

  Rushing cannot seem to comprehend that the asset transfer and the
license transfer are two separate things.


Keith Hammond
KBKH-FM
Shamrock, Texas