[BC] Public File cautionary story

[Robert Meuser]

Scott:

Maybe you should see how some Hip Hop stations handle their prize 
distribution.  If you are concerned about wackos, build a separate and 
isolated public file room. Have a metal detector at the entrance, bullet 
proof glass in the room and no access to the rest of the station.  I do 
not see anywhere in the rules that states the place of access has to be 
comfortable, so don't have any tables or chairs in the room and keep the 
temperature very cold.

R


Bailey, Scott wrote:

>Dan,
>   The person (s) would have to call the station and arrange to get a
>user name and password, and an explanation of why they would need to
>access the stations public file. 
>    I just thinking about people's safety, that's all. Seems to me our
>federal government could care less about ours! FCC, FAA, FTC, all of
>them, could careless, and this includes congress! Politicians (democrat,
>republican, whatever) they could careless about the mentally ill running
>in the streets.  This is the reason why crime is so high in this
>country!
>
>Scott
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>-----Original Message-----
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>[mailto:broadcast-bounces at radiolists.net] On Behalf Of Dan Kelley
>Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 7:44 AM
>To: 'Broadcasters' Mailing List'
>Subject: RE: [BC] Public File cautionary story
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>>    I propose that that each station should place their public files
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>>their Internet Site and if people like Morrison really has the need to
>>see it, there it is for his review. 
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>I'd think twice about that.  Every interest group in the country will be
>more than eager to use that access and the information gained against
>you
>come renewal time.  
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>Be careful what you wish for....
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