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The question comes to the court in a case brought by a NorthDakota truck stop that wants to contest a 2011 rule issued by the Federal Reserve that caps debit-card processing fees. The post Twelve cases added to Supreme Court calendar appeared first on SCOTUSblog. Additional orders from the Sept. 2, at 9:30 a.m.
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Looking ahead to early December, on or before December 1, radio stations in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont and TV stations in Colorado, Minnesota, Montana, NorthDakota, and South Dakota must submit their license renewal applications (FCC Form 2100, Schedule 303-S).
Stations in Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Massachusetts, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, NorthDakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota and Vermont need to have their reports in their public file, and on their website, by December 1.
I grew up in NorthDakota and went to college in Western Minnesota and had the opportunity to come back here for law school. And from a scheduling standpoint, it works a lot better for us in terms of being able to see everything together on the same calendar, versus having to jump around to different programs.
That means that these reports are due on December 1 for Noncommercial Television Stations in Alabama , Connecticut , Georgia , Maine , Massachusetts , New Hampshire , Rhode Island , and Vermont ; and on the same day for Noncommercial AM and FM Radio Stations in Colorado , Minnesota , Montana , NorthDakota , and South Dakota.
And come the first of December, those regular filing deadlines return to the calendar. November lacks the usual set of deadlines for routine FCC filings, but there are nevertheless a number of regulatory dates that warrant attention. November brings comment deadlines in at least two FCC proceedings relevant to broadcasters.
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