Report No. MM95-7            MASS MEDIA ACTION            February 14, 1995


         COMMISSION CONSENTS TO ASSIGNMENT OF LICENSE OF KSFO(AM),
               FROM FIRST BROADCASTING TO KGO-AM RADIO, INC.

     The FCC has consented to assign the license of KSFO(AM), San
Francisco, CA, from First Broadcasting Company to KGO-AM Radio,
Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Capital Cities/ABC, Inc.  Cap
Cities also owns KGO(AM) and KGO-TV, San Francisco.  Because the
Grade A contour of KGO-TV encompasses all of San Francisco, Cap
Cities requested and was granted a waiver of the Commission's
one-to-a-market rule.

     In evaluating a request for waiver of the one-to-a-market
rule, the Commission's goal is to permit the public to benefit
from such efficiencies of operation as may be achieved through
the use of common facilities and staff, consistent with the
maintenance of diversity and vigorous competition within the
market areas involved.

     In this case, the Commission concluded that Cap Cities'
showing in support of a waiver of the one-to-a-market rule meets
the Commission's case-by-case waiver criteria, and that a waiver
in this instance is consistent with the public interest and would
have no adverse effect on diversity and competition in the San
Francisco market.

     Action by the Commission February 8, 1995, by Memorandum
Opinion and Order (FCC 95-54).  Chairman Hundt, Commissioners
Quello, Barrett, Ness, and Chong.

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