March 25, 2008
 DA 08-518
 Released:  March 25, 2008
VIA CERTIFIED MAIL – RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED  
Mr. Bill Westlund
17606A E. 78th St. North
Owasso, Oklahoma  74055
Re:  Cowley County Broadcasting, Inc., 
 Stations KSOK-FM, Winfield, Kansas, 
 KSOK(AM), Arkansas City, Kansas
 
Dear Mr. Westlund:
We are writing concerning your undated letter addressed to Robert McKinney, Director 
of the Federal Communications Commission’s Kansas City District Office, which was received by 
that Office on December 6, 2007.  
In your letter, you make numerous allegations of FCC rule violations against Cowley 
County Broadcasting, Inc. (“Cowley”), licensee of Stations KSOK-FM, Winfield, Kansas, and 
KSOK(AM), Arkansas City, Kansas, and urge that KSOK-FM be subjected to an FCC field 
inspection.  In this regard, you state, “I can assure you that [Cowley’s] EEO reports and Public 
File are not in order as well.” 
The December 27, 2007 letter to you from Rebecca Hirselj, Assistant Chief of the 
Investigations and Hearings Division of the Commission’s Enforcement Bureau dismissed your 
complaint as it relates to your public file allegations.  We are responding by this letter to your 
allegation regarding Cowley’s possible violation of the Commission’s Equal Employment 
Opportunity (“EEO”) rules.  Although we appreciate your stated concerns, you have failed to 
provide any specific details or evidence establishing a potential violation of those rules.1 For this 
reason, we are unable to determine whether such a violation has occurred, and accordingly 
dismiss your complaint with respect to the EEO allegations.  As noted in the December 27 letter, 
your remaining allegations against Cowley involving Emergency Alert System and tower 
lighting matters will be considered by the appropriate offices within the Commission.
Please note that you may refile your complaint regarding these alleged violations with 
additional information if you so choose.  Any complaint alleging a failure to comply with 
  
1 See 47 C.F.R. § 73.2080.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20554
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broadcast EEO requirements should be sent to the Federal Communications Commission, Policy 
Division, Media Bureau, 445 12th Street, S.W., Washington, DC 20554.  Your complaint should 
identify what Commission EEO requirements were violated and include the specific basis for 
that allegation.  For your convenience, we are enclosing a copy of the FCC’s broadcast EEO 
rule.  
If you have any questions, please contact the undersigned at 202-418-1450 or 
lewis.pulley@fcc.gov.  
Sincerely,
 
 Lewis C. Pulley
Assistant Chief, Policy Division
 Media Bureau
Enclosure
cc: Cowley County Broadcasting, Inc.
Mr. Robert McKinney
Enforcement Bureau