Search historical FCC Part 68 telephone-equipment registration lists, registration-number indexes, and public notices of applications received and actions taken. These records identify applicants, registration numbers, equipment descriptions, trade names, and models where recorded. These are archived-document matches, separate from structured ACTA filings.
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The collection includes registration lists and indexes dating to 1989, along with FCC application-receipt lists, grant notices and other registration-action reports from 1998–2001.
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APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED FOR FILING: JUNE 14, 1989
SECTION 214 APPLICATIONS:
W-p-c-6448 Applicant: New Jersey Bell
New York Telephone Company
Type of Filing: Informal
Type of Service: Digital
Rule Section(s): 63.03
Nature of Application: Construct and operate 600 equivalent
4 kHz channels between New Jersey and
New York.
W-P-C-6449 Applicant: American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Type of Filing: Formal
Type of Service: Fiber
Rule Secfcion(s): 63.01
Nature of Application: Construct fiber system between
Plymouth, Michigan and Whitehouse, Ohio,
W-P-C-6441 CORRECTION:
American Telephone &
Applicant: Telegraph Company
Pile number W-P-C-6441, which originally appeared on
Applications Accepted for Filing Public Notice
dated May 24, 1989, showed the blanket application to be
filed for "1989" authorization of circuits under Section 214,
It is now corrected to read as a blanket application for
"1990".