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The purchase of WADL Detroit by Mission Broadcasting tops the latest list of TV station transactions submitted to the FCC for its approval, according to BIA Advisory Services.
WADL-TV Detroit — PRICE: $75,000,000 BUYER: Mission Broadcasting Inc (Dennis Thatcher, president) SELLER: Adell Broadcasting Corp (Kevin Adell, CEO) FACILITIES: DTV Ch. 27, 605.000 ft., ant. 614 ft. AFFILIATION: MNT
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