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This
offering is a licensed and operating Low Power Television
Station in Lawton, Oklahoma operating on channel 25
with a power of 250 watts with CP for 27 kW, and is
available on a first come-first served basis.
The price of this opportunity is $150,000 payable
as follows: 20% of the purchase price ($30,000) to
be paid as a non-refundable deposit upon the signing
of a purchase agreement and the balance of $120,000
to be paid at closing. The closing will take place
within 10 calendar days following FCC approval.
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The
Lawton-Fort Sill MSA has a population of more than
111,000, making Lawton the third largest city in the
state. Lawton serves as the most significant shopping,
medical, recreational, educational and religious center
for Southwest Oklahoma. It is the retail and distribution
center for the area's cattle, dairy and agricultural
industries. In addition, Lawton is the home of manufacturing
and processing companies.
Lawton was founded on August 6, 1901, when the Kiowa-Comanche
reservation was opened for white settlement. The town
site was selected by federal authorities and located
on a section of prairie south of Fort Sill, which
had been in existence since the 1860's. General Henry
W. Lawton is the town's namesake.
Lawton is centrally located in the United States,
in the heart of Southwest Oklahoma. Major cities located
nearby are Oklahoma City 90 miles northeast of Lawton,
and the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex is only 3 hours
to the southeast of the city.
Lawton offers not only the convenience of a large
city, but also the advantages of living in a small
town. It has been ranked as one of the best 100 cities
to live in by Money Magazine. Lawton is the educational,
cultural, and medical hub of Southwest Oklahoma.
The largest employers in the Lawton-Fort Sill area
include Ft. Sill, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company,
Comanche County Memorial Hospital, the City of Lawton,
Lawton Public Schools, Cameron University, Southwestern
Medical Center, TELOS, ITT and TCIM.
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