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                                  Federal Communications Commission                  DA 96-1048
                                    
                                    
                               Before the
                      Federal Communications Commission           
                         Washington, D.C.  20554

In the Matter of                     ) MM Docket No. 96-47
                                     )
Oakhill-Jackson Economic Development )
  Corporati                          )
                                     ) 
Licensee of Station KOJC(FM)         )
Cedar Rapids, Iowa                   )
                                     )
Order to Show Cause Why the          )
License for Station KOJC(FM)         )
Cedar Rapids, Iowa                   )
Should Not Be Revoked                )

                                   ORDER

     Adopted:  June 25, 1996     Released:  June 28, 1996  

By the Chief, Mass Media Bureau:

     1.  This proceeding began on March 19, 1996, when the Mass Media Bureau released
its Order to Show Cause and Hearing Designation Order, DA 96-337 ("HDO").  The HDO
ordered Oakhill-Jackson Economic Development Corporation ("Oakhill-Jackson") to show cause
why the license for KOJC(FM) Cedar Rapids, Iowa should not be revoked.  The HDO specified
issues to determine whether Oakhill-Jackson has the capability and intent to expeditiously resume
broadcast operations of KOJC(FM); to determine whether Oakhill-Jackson violated Sections
73.1740 (Minimum Operating Schedule) and/or 73.1750 (Discontinuance of Operation) of the
Commission's Rules; and to determine whether, in light of the evidence adduced, Oakhill-
Jackson possesses the requisite qualifications to remain a Commission licensee.  

     2.  By Order, FCC 96M-126, released May 24, 1996, Administrative Law Judge Edward
Luton terminated the hearing proceeding because Oakhill-Jackson failed to file the requisite
notice of appearance.  Pursuant to Section 1.92 of the Commission's Rules, the Judge also
certified the case to the Commission.

     3.  The Commission's records indicate that KOJC(FM) has been off the air since
December 31, 1993, and off the air without authority since November 21, 1994.  In light of the
foregoing, we conclude that Oakhill-Jackson has no intent to resume broadcast operations and
has violated Sections 73.1740 and 73.1750 of the Commission's Rules.  We therefore further
conclude that Oakhill-Jackson is not qualified to remain the licensee of Station KOJC(FM). 
Although the HDO included a Notice of Apparent  Liability for willful or repeated violations
of Commission rules, because of the action taken herein, no forfeiture is being imposed. 

     4.  Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED, that the license of Oakhill-Jackson Economic
Development Corporation for KOJC(FM), Cedar Rapids, Iowa, IS REVOKED.

      5.  IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that the call sign for Station KOJC(FM) is hereby
DELETED.

      6.  IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that this proceeding IS TERMINATED.

      7.  IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that a copy of this Order shall be sent by certified
Mail - Return Receipt Requested to Oakhill-Jackson Economic Development Corporation.  

                                                               FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION  



                                  
                                           Roy J. Stewart
                                           Chief, Mass Media Bureau