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Pasadena (713) Harris County Clinton (Acq 9- 1 -69) 247. (78064). 569 -4871. Atascosa Bcstg Format: C &W. Spec prop: Sp 14 hrs; Texas Co. Relig 48 hrs, both wkly. Format: C &W. Spec progs: Sp 36 hrs; F. T. Wilson, pres, gen, corn! & prom Gospel 12 hrs, both wkly. mgr; Dave Taylor, prog & news & chief Rep: Hopewell; Melville. Format: C&W. Ben L. Parker, own; Bill Schlotter, corn! engr. C. Glynn Lowe, pres; Pee Wee Reid, co- mgr; Travis E. Hall, stn mgr; Esteban mgr, coral mgr & prog dir; Curtis Coch- Martinez, Span dir; Mona L. Parker, chief Raymondville (512) Willacy county ran, co -mgr & chief engr; Walter Cantrell, engr. prom mgr; Galen Johnson, news dir. KSOX June 1, 1957: 1240 khz; 250 w. Port Arthur (713) Jefferson county 345 S. 7th. (78580). 689 -3333. Edgar L. Pasadena (713) Harris county Clinton (acq 9- 1 -69). KCAW Jan 11, 1969: 1510 khz; I kw -D. Format: C&W. KIKK October 1957: 650 khz; 250 w -D. 3333 25th St. (77640). 985-2543. KWEN Edgar Box 1152. (77501). 473 -4433. L. Clinton, pres, gen mgr & prog Industrial Bcstg Co. dir; Burney Jones, chief engr. Bcstg Co. (acq 10- 1 -58). Net: Interstate Bcstg Co. Rep: Masla; Format: C&W. Riley. Format: C&W. Richmond (713) Fort Bend county Leroy J. Gloger, pres; Mike McKay, corn! Joe Walker, gen mgr; Jimmie Joynt, coral mgr; Bill Bailey, prog dir; Gerald Chinski, mgr; Jim Love, prog dir; Lee Ashworth, KFRD (See Rosenberg-Richmond, Tex.). chief engr. news dir. KIKK -FM (See Houston). KCAW -FM July 4, 1969: 93.3 mhz; 3.2 Robstown (512) Nueces county KLVL May 5, 1950: 1480 khz; 1 kw -D, kw. Ant 190 ft. Dups KCAW 100 %. 500 w -N, DA -N. 2903 Canal St., Houston. KOLE 1947: 1340 KROB Feb 22, 1963: 1510 khz; 500 w -D. (77003). 225 khz; 250 w. Box 336. -3208. Felix H. Morales. (77640). 982 -9436. Radio Southwest Inc. Box 752. (78380). 387 -1510. Coastal Bend Rep: National Time Sales; Oakes. Spec (acq 8- 1 -59). Bcstg Corp. props: Sp 98 hrs; Black 11 hrs, both wkly. Net: ABC /C. Re: Messina. Format: Top Rep: Masla; Riley. Format: C&W. Felix H. Morales, mgr; Johnny P. Hernan- 40. Spec prop: Sp 3 hrs wkly. George Leon Gossage, pres; W. A. Raeke, dez, sls mgr; Joe Morales, prom mgr & George Breeding Jr., pres gen mgr; Tom Boggess, coral mgr; Mrs. news dir; Charles R. Swanson, chief engr. & gen mgr; Don Bullion, stn mgr & chief engr; John W. A. Raeke, prog dir; Mrs. G. L. Gos- KYND(FM) August 1962: 92.5 mhz; 15 Ryman, prog dir. sage, prom mgr; Mike Smith, news dir & kw. Ant 180 ft. (CP: 97 kw, Ant 800 ft). KPAC August chief engr. Stereo. 1934: 1250 khz; 5 kw-D, 1 kw-N, DA -N. Box 520. (77641). 985-7458. KROB -FM Oct 13, 1966: 99.9 mhz; 36 kw. (722 -1463 Beaumont). Port Arthur College. Ant 185 ft. Dups KROB 100%. PearSall (512) Frio county Net: MBS. 'Rep: Eastman. Format: MOR Madison Monroe, pres; Sam Monroe, corn! Rosenberg-Richmond (713) Fort Bend KVWG Nov 3, 1962: 1280 khz; 500 w -D. mgr; Jesse Box 938 (78061). Resensez, prog dir; Willis county 334 -2500. Radio Station Swearingen, news dir; Beatrice Sticker, traf KVWG. mgr; Charles Kendall, chief Format: C &W/Ethnic. engr. KFRD Nov 15, 1948: 980 khz; 1 kw-D. R. T. Rose Jr., gen mgr, coml mgr, prog KPAC -FM April 15, 1963: 98.5 mhz; 3.8 Box 832. (77471). 232 -3776. Fort Bend dir, prom mgr, news dir & chief engr. kw. Ant 380 ft. Bcstg Co. Format: Easy lstng. Spec progs: Sp 17 hrs; Czech 8 hrs, both wkly. Pecos (915) Reeves county Port Lavaca (512) Calhoun Jean E. Junker, pres; W. J. Sloan Jr., gen county mgr; George Thompson, coml mgr; KIUN Oct 23, 1935: 1400 khz; 1 kw-D, Paul 250 w -N. Box 469. (79772). 445 -2497. KGUL June 7, 1961: 1560 khz; 500 w -D. Collins, prog dir; Morgan Jeffreys, news KIUN Inc. Box 386 (77979). 524 -2951. Angelo Bcstg- dir; Frank Wood, chief engr. Net: Texas State. Rep: Hopewell. Format: Telecstg Inc. KFRD -FM Aug 8, 1968: 104.9 mhz; 3 kw. MOR. Spec progs: Sp 12 hrs; Black 5 hrs; Spec progs: Sp 10 hrs wkly. Ant 230 ft. Dups KFRD 50 %. C&W 20 hrs, all wkly. Lewis O. Seibert, pres; L. Dean Holford, Bill gen mgr; Mila H. Hubbs, pres & gen mgr; Garland E. Cameron, news dir; Rusk (214) Cherokee county Matthews, corn! mgr; Herbert Lee Jacob- Robert L. Wilkes, chief engr. son, prog dir; Patricia Lee Hubbs, prom KTLU 1955: 1580 khz; 500 w -D. Box 475. mgr; Harry Williams, news dir; Harry Port Neches (713) Jefferson county (75785). 683 -2258. E. H. Whitehead. Boehnemann, chief engr. KPNG July 13, 1959: 1150 khz; 500 w -D, San Angelo (915) Tom Green county Perryton (806) Ochiltree county DA. 3185 Merriman Ave. (77651). 727- 2177. Coastal Bcstg Inc. (acq 9- 1 -69). Dec 4, 1928: 960 khz; 5 kw-D, 1 KEYE Nov 19, KGKL 1948: 1400 khz; 1 kw-D, Rep: AAA Reps. Format: MOR. Spec kw -N, -N. Box 1878. (76901). 250 w -N. Box 630. (79070). DA 435 -5458. progs: Fr 6 hrs; C&W 3 hrs, both wkly. 655 -6715. KGKL Inc. (acq 4- 5 -71). Perryton Radio Inc. (acq 8 -69). Delwin W. Morton, pres; Robert F. Rit- Net: ABC /C. Rep: Torbet. Format: Con - Net: MBS. Rep: Riley. Spec progs: C&W chey, gen mgr; Larry T. Burden, adv mgr; 25 hrs wkly. temp. John H. Fulling, PR dir; Earl Newlin, Leroy J. Gloger, pres; Bill Neil, gen, coral Jerry Garrison, pres & gen mgr; Leo news dir; Barton J. Farmer Jr., chief engr. Meyers, coral & prom mgr; Jerry Reed, prog dir; Bill mgr; Larry lines, prog dir, Watkins, news dir; Bill Poteet, chief engr. Carol Waggoner, traf mgr; Glen Ellen - Post Garza 1 wood, news dir; J. R. Collins, chief engr. (806) county KPEP November 1954: 1420 khz; kw -D. Box 1350. (76901). 655 -8116. Western KPOS September 1955: 1370 khz; 1 kw-D. Bcstg Co. Plainview (806) Hale county 115 West Main St. (79356). 495 -2831. Rep: Webb; Messina. Format: C&W. Post Bcstg Co. James Pinkston, gen mgr; Benton Dunlap, ÌKIIBL(FM) 1952: 88.1 mhz; 10 w. Format: C&W. (79072). cowl mgr; James Stone, prog dir; Ray 296 -5521, ext 80. Wayland Gary Joyner, pres, gen & coral mgr Baptist & Villandry, prom mgr; John Crawford, news College. chief engr; Chip Polk, prog & news dir. McDonald Held, gen mgr. dir & chief engr. KVOP Aug 22, 1944: 1400 khz; 1 kw-D, KSJT(FM) Dec 24, 1965: 97.5 mhz; 34 kw. 250 w -N. Box 1420. (79072). 296 -2771. Quanah (817) Hardeman county Ant 100 ft. Box 1296. (79601). 653 -5008. KVOP Inc. Concho Valley Bcstg Co. Net: TSN. KOLJ May 11, 1951: 1150 khz; 500 w -D. Rep: AAA. Format: Ethnic. W. J. Harpole, pres; Kermit Ashby, gen Box 589. (79252). 663 -2572. Fay Neel Thomas H. Earnest, pres, gen mgr & chief mgr; Tut Tawwater, stn mgr; Girard Fox, Eggleston (acq 10- 1 -61). engr; Carlos Espada Mata, corn! mgr; Pepe coml .mgr; B. D. Perkins, prom mgr; Jerry Rep: Messina. Format: C&W. Avalos, prog dir. Stone, news dir; Hugh Smith, chief engr. Fay Neel Eggleston, mgr. KTEO 1947: 1340 khz; 250 w. 333 Rio KPLA(FM) Sept 1961: 97.3 mhz; 3 kw. Concho Dr. (76902). 653 -5836. Western Ant 125 ft. Prog sep from KVOP. Rails (806) Crosby county Radio Corp. (acq 12- 1 -64). Rep: Savalli /Gates; Morton Time Sls. Spec Pleasanton (512) Atascosa county KCLR May 31, 1963: 1530 khz 5 kw -D. progs: Sp 2 hrs; C&W 126 hrs, both wkly. (1 kw CH). Box 669. (79357). '762 -1314. Benny Bellamy, gen mgr; Torn Mullins, KBOP Feb 8, 1951: 1380 khz; 1 kw -D. Box KCLR Inc. corn) mgr; Joe Roberts, prog dir; Blackie Page B -210, 1972 Broadcasting Yearbook See page B -3 for explanation of listings .
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