科技 · 1994/1/201 分钟阅读
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The Chief, Private Radio Bureau released this Order establishing procedural requirements for application signatures in all private radio services. The Private Radio Bureau will issue Public Notices to inform applicants as electronic filing becomes available in each service.
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