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MARKET DATA: 0.5 MVM 0.25 MVM Coverage Coverage Population 641,900 852,200 sage Households 207,000 274,620 Radio Homes 178,790 238,590 Passenger Cars 259,780 342,960 "Kovering the Osage Country" Spendable Income $1,328,471,0001,666,159,000 RETAILSALES: Pawhuska Shidler Food $199,970,000 255,363,000 Bartlesville Fairfax Drug $ 31,578,000 39,622,000 Ponca City Nowata Gen'l. Merchandise $107,117,000 123,529,000 Barnsdall Hominy Apparel $ 44,024,000 53,751,000 Skiatook Sedan Home Furnishings $ 34,260,000 42,994,000 Auto Sales $178,227,000 230,821,000 Service Stations $ 79,432,000 104,775,000 RADIO STATION Total Retail Sates $ 820,520,0001,038,991,000 FARM DATA: KOSG Farm Population 36,500 74,900 Farm Income $ 105,188,000 221,036,000 Studios -Offices: 513A Kihekah Street SOURCE: SRDS Consumer Market Data. P. 0. Box 1207 Phone 237-1211 PAWHUSKA, OKLAHOMA Prepared by Market Data Associates. KTLQ-AMSelling the Land of the Cherokees rom a lequah TAHLEQUAH, in the midst of Oklahoma's Green Country, is I Jay served by US Highway 62 and several state highways; Conti- Salina I DELAWARE nental Trailways; and maintains a - Colcord a modern, lighted municipal air- Pryor F;_ Lake Hudson port. Population is about 10,000 Rose Twin Oaks _ plus college population. I Choteau Locusts rove [LeahKanssSiloam Springs TAHLEQUAH, a rare American CHEROKEE -I-1 . -Flint community which has carved a Mazie unique place in the annals of
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Gibson Hulbert 411 Baron 1 For thousands annually, Tahlequah is the dream vaca- Sequoyah State Park :1 Outcti Mills Northeastern State University tion to Lake Tenkiller, Fort Gibson 1-7_ Okay. Tsa-La-Gi reservoir, Sequoyah Choska Pet it State Park, the Illinois River, Ft.GibsoT StiIl Evansville Haskell the world famous Tsa-La-Gi Taft Muskogee Lake Tenkiller Indian Village and "Trail of Cookson i Tears" drama, industries of BaconeL. Arkansas' River the Cherokee Indian Nation. College 'Braggs ADAIR Veterans Hospital - Industrially -speaking, Tahlequah SEOUOYAH has plants manufacturing ready- Box 1/ to-wear, Cherokee Indian Nicut MUSKOGEE / weavers, chairs, and metals Gore 0.5 My -AM Coverage: and is nationally -known for its GUY C. HUTCHESON. `Ver Sallisaw Consulting Engineer nurseries. I Arlington, Texas Vian ( i NORTHEASTERN State Univer- sity covering 180 acres with 62 © ltelch buildings and more than 6,000 j students is located here on the grounds of the original Cherokee Female Seminary. KTLQ-AM features local and 0.5 MVM national news coverage with Data: COVERAGE local reports at 7:40-7:55 AM; 12 Noon -12:15; and 5:00-5:15 K T Population. 180,000 Households 71,383 PM seven days a week. Farm AM Radio Homes 69,820 news, livestock markets, state ag news from 6:30-6:45 PM 1350 khz Auto Ownership . 78,840 Farm Households 23,400 daily plus statewide news and the national-world news Spendable Income $877,336,000 coverage via UPI Network. 1000 WATTS Total Retail Sales $419,425,000 Food Stores . . $ 90,499,290 KTLQ, Inc. Drug Stores . . $ 7,963,000 KTLQ-AM programs Country General Mdse.. . $ 68,150,450 Music 6 a.m. til local sunset Ralph Lynch, General Manager Apparel Shops . $ 17,663,900 daily and carries a comprehen- 517 South Muskogee Street Homefumishings . $ 15,600,900 sive local High School and Auto Dealers . $ 79,530,250 collegiate sports coverage. Service Stations $ 54,230,000 Phone (918) 456-2511 Gross Farm Income$157,038,000 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464 Source: SRDS Consumer Data KTLQ-AMSelling the Land of the Cherokees rom a lequah TAHLEQUAH, in the midst of
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UNCOIN IRMOGR W tap ROARS LLI CUSTER . IRSS OKLAHOMA Mu.IeleéGdr. CANADIAN 0 -.ee EBr.lw DEFUSE EE SE(JUOTAH Yes. MIISR OGRE Clmlon ° °Soba Prylme rulo. °e.lA Jr SHARD Elect? C... 1 DLeb.at jN.S LA..' `W` OlAY3pM .` // lehlti fails. ¡ 0..Roep T r.rMiM Pan. D.M° I! HOMIGvg ARCHER NeMMS. on1w Gme.nS. SAYLOR s DY1.me HYMMRL. lala b DnTA A..AeCñ. WwIPRv E X A S a 1 al +T wlta / uH 1800 WEST MAIN ST. SHADED AREA INDICATES ACTUAL MAIL SOURCES 5000 WATTS OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. 5 MILLIVOLT CONTOUR 1000 KC. RADIO STATION K A N S. .MO. r. ECK PlUSH %ARK Cushing IcowLEr TEX.! SMN£R I COVERAGE MAP LI J OKLAHOMA . ICHUI'AAt1QUA I BROADCASTERS SERVICE COMPANY t, r,,'gi,A'S ....+..wr...a...... , ...... L. _...... G R A3riT K A Y NOWATAO CRAIG Blackwell OSAGE-01 I.Barfle ívtºdiaT ri I 0 Iville ! Paw`a I Ponca C ty IooZ INOwata OJ O iVinitq9 ' 1 ,r GARFIELD 1 `0 I j--- NOBLErc,-/ ` Barnsdall I 3 ROGERS (--MAY S I PA W N E EL- \=Enid Pawnee Jerry 0 I Pryor I ,L .... -1l nrNeI PA YNE`__ 7--L -T--Jr--sai.,oo.Stíllwoter IKINGFISHERKINGFISHER -- O I 1 WAG oN RItISapulpal LOGAN p ITULSA I ./ Cushing ©I® Wagonert ¡Drumright I I Kingfisher I ,s, I 'LINCOLN -('._\ , O O --- / I . I Guthrie StroudgrisfowO I OKMULGEEI r MUSKOGE o I CANADIAN OKLAHOMA Chandler -----'I o I M U S K O G E E 1 _ IOKFUSKEEOkm(.Igee \ I OKLAHOt jMC INTOSH } EI RenoCITYI > I------)/I IOkemOh/- Shawnee I "'"\ V LAND 1 / - 'i o ufdulabf-: fr^ OE' H U ES I I I 'GRAiY 7, '\Norman t , } Wewok I 1 P ... O1x /1PI TTSBURG ,,,t ` ,:,19\'' Holdenvilk r-- j Chízkastxl I **.s,`. I.,b LAT11rI Eft' I GCfAfµ NcAlester t_AY3 { Pouts Volley > F-... . MILES .,..-- ,1 - 0 10 20 30 40 50 O3 K;L. 11A H OMA<::> CUSHING, MARKET DATA POPULATION $32,917 KUSH OKLAHOMA RADIO HOMES 364,270 1,.000 WATTS RETAIL STORES 7,863 1600 KC ANNUAL RETAIL SALES ($) 885.737.000 VOICE OF THE CIMARRON COUNTRY --;.4.i.N:01-4. = Z_4:...... ._. .^..: `, 4*L:,.::.;j.r., ; ..i _., 1 ..., -....wi 4= ! .. .. w _ _ .. . ma ki f . ME yyiIRV oTbEN. A Ms : Witl©aeadaI©tá _._a ç?E _ ' ' _.,N. .-.: . ., ;w AN.. ,sDOVb 11e _. _. . ErQ'xO..- ®© 4,. 111111110"0110~Wir Á`._ ©®®r®a.i"AWL!» i'::`. C:'`..- .W 1 hm sFortW©oY®0é n,rse o 0.41%, n®©o . u " illtÍ! toor..m.., SanAntonio jr< © 1- 9-- 50q®0® Thank you for your THE VOICE OF OKLAHOMA iiiiiht4 COVERING THE WEST interestin our operation.Illiercompusvatts(IN3T1 S 1 nee 1925 4v4-11- JAHt.i(Y .l.IIAII.LCY ls' O 50 190 Will IYa1CCS?I C... NOw....w..wW0 10.0.01000 O0. S.C. ET.L_i. CHICKASHA isthe centerof KWCO-land. Chickashaisthe trade, industrial, agricultural and Radio distribution hub of central Okla- homa. Chickashaisthe home 1560 of OKLAHOMA COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, a tri-mester 4 year liberal arts college of ex- cellence. CHICKASHA MOBILE 1000 WATTS 405 224-2810 HOMES manufacturing plant, 18 Horse and Stock Trailer manufac- P. O.BOX 770 CHICKASHA, OKLA.. 72013 turing industries make Chickasha the `Trailer Capital' of the world. CHICKASHA MATTRESS AND FURNITURE CO., manufacturers KWCO Land ofqualityfurniture and bed- HOME TOWN RADIO FOR ding; PET MILK CO.,frozen OVER 100.000 PEOPLE S /77 vir% food processing and packing IN SOUTH CENTRAL ---00'r;3!-che plant; BEST FERTILIZER CO., OKLAHOMA /r7 m fertilizermixingandpacking l _ Piedmon plant; and SENTRY MANUFAC- TURING CO., manufacturer of C urneiQ_°Concho r-- quality quartz crystals for the o Foir R Bethany '-*Brit electronics industry, diversify Br .ort El Renoa ', - Chickasha's industry. The famous CADDO Yukon SEQUOYAH CARPET MILLS in o Anadarko, HI -VI FOOD CO. and Hint Oklahoma CLINE INDUSTRIES inRush Union City o Springs,plusoilrefineriesat Loo Mustango Chitwood, Cyril and Duncan, and andgaswells GRADY producingoil OE ger throughout the area provide fur- Mino ther diversification. >áttlé'/ AGRICULTURE plays a very im- I 1 S,, , 'y portant role in the economy of MC CLAIN the area. Farm income is highest Olasayngnt 0.14, OA^1f ér in the state. Rush Springs is the t' 1 . 1 , "Watermelon Capital" of the Blanchard a \ world and Lindsay is the "Broom- b Verd4,1,nChickasha Wash n0 corn Capital" of the world. In ,Anadarko addition alfalfa, cotton, peanuts Norge eroe hC'' and wheat are important agri- / O Thecattle, Alex" l culturalproducts. kah O dairy and swine industries in the Cyrl area are rated highest in the Bradley O state. o Fletcher Acme Lind o KWCO-land is becoming a tourist RushSpringsG-Iiittt favorite, with Lake Chickasha, O Lake Burtschi and Fort Cobb Sterling Cox City auls Lake providing the best in fish- ing and boating recreation. Ana- .1 darko is home of "INDIAN CITY, i:l U.S.A." and the annual host to ow the AMERICAN INDIAN EXPO- O SITION. PP ell NI! AkTER: Em. irea Press o MARKET DATA:2mv/m 103,400 ComancheSCALE IN MILES population households 32,140 5 10 20 30 40 automobiles 41,440 spendable income $172,400,000 I N N RETAIL SALES: food $ 30,659,000 KWCO RADIO provides the people of KWCO-land with drug 3,756,000 7,382,000 award winninglocalnews, farm news and weather general mdse. apparel 5,483,000 news. INDIAN NATIONS NETWORK NEWS, ASSO- home furnishings 5,362,000 CIATED PRESS and THREE MOBILE NEWS UNITS automobile sales 41,440,000 service stations 13,448,000 manned by a full time news staff. Programming is for TOTAL RETAIL $122,280,000 the total audience, with coverage of sports events and special events. FARM DATA: population 47,280 income $ 72,583,000 c.,,, o ,-,. SOURCESRDSCONSUMER DATA 1966 k r á v= ` tI`a in the KWCO-land area by every survey "The Voice Of The Great Will Rogers Country'' KWIn 1270 K C500 W ND.- D. (o erage Based On FCC Standards 1 Elk "West Point of the Southwest" Pittsburg O Falls Oklahoma Military Academy I Chicopeer) O Dennis McCuIne0Cherokee Sycamore° Parsons Famous Sons and Daughters: o LABETTE Will Rogers Lynn Riggs Patti Page ElkCityCherryvale Indea ndenceO O Altamont Mound O 0 Hallllowell OCres line Liberty Valley O OswegoCHERQKEEColumbusoplin Peru OWay- Galena flvana Bartlett / Riverton° Arkansas City O Dearing \ Niotaze° 0 Baxter Sprs. NEWTON r Chetopa Treece° °Silverdale (neY wkw7. Picher Quapaw O OSAGE \ WASH - O Hardy INGTOK' Century OGrainola oWann /Corn ecce \ Copan° Wflc 0Miami O Newkirk OFor rcer Herd° \ NOWATA °Webb City Dewey r Centralia/OTTAWA 11 Washunga O O Wyandotte0 are O OShidl \ flue Jacket Kaw O j ODe No' , OFairland MCDONALD qartlesviliTe °Apperson oOkesa , ton yg [iurhankO owata / Will Rogers Memorial Pawhuska a eoak OVinitaDELI ARE Nelagoney o O Tallant Och Bernia e ax ° Barnsdal BIgI Ca Gro ° Fai amona Chelsea Ketchum Dodge WynonaO O +larland o \. l arse 1í`Ico Gray Ta la la /MAYES BENT ÓN Ralston OArondale O Disney Avant yiz?O Oolagah AdairO PAWNEE Foyil o Jay Hominy TULSA--- Stran0 0 Skedeeo avinaw Skiatk . Pawnee o Blackbur° Collinsville ;-. lisa Lake AnIdeal 0 `- \oC :ge °Sperry 'Clare Pryor I /moret For Fishing, Boating. Skiing. vlorrison Maramec Cleveland Turle And Duck Hunting. Verdgris ROGER ocust 9 ChwteOau O Glertcoeo Terlton 1N5OCatofsa Jrove Jennings o OKeyston ` ADAIR a !CHEROKEE O CREEK I J Stillwater Mannforc I Tul5a tnaia \ OMazie Watts WASHINGTON O Yale Q khurstoti[ \ Yank o Peggs Bon den- l JenK. WAGONER Westville Ripley East Oilton i .en Perkins ° CushingPurumright ul a An. Coweta Proctor o Cushing p p.D/j J O HulbertTah 1uah. O Glenpopl agoner Kellyv /Klefero 2 MVIMContour g ° O Eldon L NCOI ry % ^hamruck Bixbyri/ "Oil Capital of the World" / Mounds() Okay Par.iill0 oWauhillau / Porten Wy batko \ o la Bristow KMULGEE/ 1 ! Kendrick Haskell Stilwell oCarney 0 Depew Bacone o O 14gs Fon CRAW FOR I Stroudo Slick MUSKOGEE°Taft 0 Gi Wellston Milfay Chandler 0 . 'ston Muskogee °Bunch 0 o Gypsy óuy4ka O Davenport oRovnto zreggs0 Warwick / 0.5 MVIM Contour SEQUQYAH Short °Soarks /OKFUSKEE Olymulgee a o Morris OOktaha 0 1 Gore Marble City Worlds Largest Gun Collection Welty Schulter l 10Hitchita \ Value: $3,000,000.00 Warner VianO \ Sallisaw °Long OBoley r 0 kioffman O Webbe s O Muldrow Fes \`Hanson0 o POTTAWATOMIE Castle ° / g Dewar / O For OMcLoud O ()Bryant Poru Famous Claremore C,earview o Fame Tama O Da le SEMINOLE - Mc INTpSH O Radium Water Baths I Shawneep 0 Nerotuwn Hotel Will Rogers Cromwell /Weleetka Earlsboro Eufaula° Hoyt O Seminole HUGHES Dustin() HASKELL Tecumseh ° Wetumka Vernon LimaWew 0 ()Hanna O Canadian Macomb Remus Indianola O O o OYeager Road Back to Health -'Over' Lamar P BURG Quinton Bowlegs Crowder O Maud O / 4 Lane U.S. 66 Tribbey OSt. OHoldpnuillp o BlockerO 4 Lane Will Rogers Turnpike Louis LynnRiggs Memorial ScipioI LATIMER 10,000 Cars through Claremore daily Wanettoe °Asher Konawa ()Calvin Carbon Sasakwao Atwood McAlester O o Stuart° Krebs ()Dow o Consulting Radio Engineer °Byars v 0' Allen Gowen PONTOTOC Francis Haileyville O Gerty e William11.Bradlee, () Center Long'sHistorical MuseumArc Stratford O a Ada Long'sHolidayMotel. 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KATZ RADIO 10-29-71 WKY-Radio, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 5,000 w 930kc 24 Hours ABC PROGRAMMING THUMBNAILS Basic Appeal WKY-Radio is unique in the Oklahoma City market with a successful combination of contemporary music, strong personalities, a Public Service Department, the excellent WKY News Department, and the only Farm Department in the market. WKY sponsors monthly in -person shows with capacity crowds of 11,000. WKY's great sports image is maintained by Oklahoma University football Air- casts and promotions. News The WKY News Department includes a healthy staff of newsmen covering radio newson a full-time basis.In addition to this radio staff, WKY-Radio interchanges with WKY-TV so that each news- man is given exposure on both radio and television. WKYis the only radio station in Oklahoma with United Press International Wires, UPI Audio, and Associated Press Wires.In the last few years, WKY has won several UPI awards for excellence in news and informational programming. News is scheduled for five minutes on the hour with expanded segments at 7AM, Noon and 5PM. Day & Time Program Type Description Mon -Sat FARM INFORMATION HOUR Popular, WKY Farm Director Russel Plerson and his assisant Monte Reese 5:30-7AM News, present the latestin the world of agriculture with the best Farm in bright morning music. Danny Williams steps in at 6AM to join them for more entertainment and information. Mon -Fri DANNY WILLIAMS SNOW Popular, As Program Director at WKY, Danny has to keep up with the 7-9AM Contemporary latest trends in broadcasting and the musical world. He greets his morning audience with the fresh sounds in morn- ing music, coupled with a warm, sincere style. Danny is also seen on TV at mid -day. Mon -Fri DALE WEHBA SHOW Popular, Dale's honest, warm style is well received by his vast listen- 9AM-Noon Contemporary ing audience. More of the music people prefer, along with witty, Sat 10AM-2PM comical tid-bits, move these late morning hours along at a tight pace. Mon -Fri BOQEY MITCHELL SHOW Popular, Bobby welcomes the afternoon with a smooth selection of popular Noon-3PM Contemporary stylings, and a personality to fit right in with his music, Sun 6-10PM Mon -Fri RONNIE KAY SHOW Popular, To make the drive home a much easier one, Ronnie presents the 3-6 PM Contemporary cream in popular recordings. He also hosts a weekly TV dance Sat 6-10AM show; and his personal appearances draw "Standing Room Only". Mon -Fri WAYNE SCOTT SHOW Popular, Wayne is an energetic individual, and his enthusiasm for the 6-9PM Contemporary modern trends in music is welcomed by a growing following. Sun Mid-5AM His with -it, never-ending style fits right in with the contem- porary sounds of music. Mon -Fri KEVIN MICHAELS SHOW Popular, Kevin is an 18 year old phenom - with the modern, swinging 9PM-Mid Contemporary stylings of contemporary music. His wit and personable charm Sun 9:30AM-1PM make this show an unusual, wild attraction for a vast audience. Mon -Fri NIGHTDEAT Popular, Designed exclusively for the late-night/early-morning music Mid-5AM Sammy Moon Contemporary fan, Sammy Moon presents a smooth, bright blend of popular Sat 2-6PM music. TYPICAL HOUR 7AM-5:30ÁM 0 Commercial Policy Commercials are handled by personalities and are read or worked into the format of the show, as the sponsor instructs. ETs are acceptable. 45 Contemporary Music 15 (Selected For Time Of Day) and Personality Comments 30 WWL 040 AM AP NEWS & SPORTS LARRY STECKLINE NAFB BOB GIVENS NAFB MV FARM NEWS & MARKETS M 1000 WATTS OF CLEAR CHANNEL COVERAGE. AP NEWS & SPORTS LARRY STECKLINE NAFB BOB GIVENS NAFB MV FARM NEWSMARKETS& . M 1000 WATTS OF CLEAR CHANNEL COVERAGE. 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