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Minnesota Radio Net: APR. Rep: Pro Radio, Hurley. Format: Div. Spec mus dir; Tim Burkhardt, news dir. Rates: $11.07; prog: Ger 3 hrs wkly. Perry Galvin, gen mgr; Walt 11.07; 11.07; 11.07. Siegmann, prog dir; Mike Stark, mus dir; Don Brand, news dir; Bonnie McCarvel, farm dir; Jerry Walston, WCMP -FM -Oct 15, 1977: 92.1 mhz; 3 kw. Ant 290 chief engr. Rates: $20; 20; 20; 20. ft. Stereo. Net: ABC /E. Format: C &W. Charles Pitts, WWTC(AM) -Aug 10, 1925: 1280 khz; 5 kw -U, DA- prog dir; Tom Nordby, news dir. Rates same as AM. N. 609 2d Ave. South, Minneapolis (55402). (612) KNUJ -FM -Nov 21, 1966: 93.1 mhz; 28 kw. Ant 380 333 -2363. Metropolitan Radio Inc. (acq 5- 16 -78). Net: ft. Stereo. Dups AM 20%. Format: MOR. Rates: 510; Pi pestone MBS. Rep: Roslin. Format: MOR, oldies. Robert E. 10; 10; 10. Short, pres; Charles Loufek, gen mgr; Rik Groves, coml KLOH(AM) -June 1955: 1050 khz, 1 kw -D, DA. Box mgr; Dick Driscoll, opns mgr; Mike McKenzie, chief Northfield 512 (56164). (507) 825 -3363. Wallace Christenson engr. Rates: $24; 24; 24; 24. (acq 8- 1 -76). Net: ABC /C. Rep: PRO Radio, Jack *KRLX(FM)- January 25, 1975: 90.3 mhz; 10 w. Ant Massa. Format: C &W, farm. Spec progs: Farm 10 hrs 72 ft. Montevideo Carleton College (55057). (507) 645 -4431. wkly. Wally Christensen, owner & gen mgr; Bernie Carleton College. Format: Progsv. Spec progs: Jazz 12 Tarras, coml mgr; Mylan Ray, prog & mus dir; Chuck hrs, classical 12 hrs, wkly. Jay Weichselbaum, KDMA(AM) -Dec 21, 1951: 1460 khz; 1 kw -U, DA -N. stn Walhof, news dir; Clarence Auscham, chief engr. Box 738 (56265). (612) 269-8815. Midwest Bcstg Co. mgr. Rates: $7.50; 7.50; 7.50; 7.50. Linder. Net: ABC /I; Linder Farm Net. Group owner: KYMN(AM) -Sept 27, 1968: 1080 khz; 1 kw-D. Box Rep: Torbet. Format: Contemp country. Spec prog: 201 (55057). (507) 645 -5695. KYMN Inc. (acq KLOH -FM -Nov 20, 1968: 98.7 mhz; 36 kw. Ant 700 Farm 25 hrs wkly. Don Linder, pres; Joel A. Swanson, ft. Stereo. Prog sep from AM. Format: MOR, oldies. 2- 1 -73). Rep: Paul Ewing. Format: Adult contemp. VP & gen mgr; Dee Hodge, coml mgr; Gary Hetle, Spec progs: Farm, classcl 2 hrs, wkly. Stan Styd- Rates: S7.50; 7.50; 7.50; 7.50. opns mgr; Lou Oullette, mus dir; Dick Schmith, prom nicki, pres, gen mgr & chief engr; Wayne Eddy, VP & *KRSW -FM- December 1973: 91.7 mhz; 99 kw. Ant mgr; Jon Sikes & Janell Hunt, news dirs; Pete Peter- coral mgr; Paul Hoffer, mus dir; Gene Thompson, news 800 ft. Stereo & Quad. Worthington Community Col- son, chief engr. Rates: $15; 15; 15; 15. dir. Rates: $10.14; 10.14; 10.14; 8.45. lege (56187). (507) 372 -2904. Minnesota Public Moorhead *WCAL(AM) -Nov 23, 1918: 770 khz; 5 kw -U. Radio Inc. Net: NPR. Format: Class & information. (shares time with *KUOM Minneapolis.) (55057). William H. Kling, pres; James V. Boyd, gen mgr; Bar- *KCCM -FM -Jan 1, 1970: 91.1 mhz; 94 kw. Ant 300 (507) 663 -3071. St. Olaf College. Net: NPR (assoc). bara Myers, prog dir; Paul Derby, chief engr. ft. (CP: 100 kw. Ant. 640 ft.). Stereo. Box 72, Concordia Format: Educl, relig, classcl. Spec progs: Norwegian 1 College (56560). (218) 299 -3666. Minn. Publ Radio hr, Swedish 1 hr, German 1 hr, Latvian & Estonian rotate Preston Inc. Net: NPR, Minn Public Radio Net. Format: Classi- 1 hr; wkly. Paul E. Peterson, mgr & prog dir; Jo Ann 1966: 1060 khz; 1 kw -D. cal, news & pub affrs. William H. Kling, pres; Dennis McClanahan, opns mgr; Marty Pelikan, prog asst; John KFIL(AM) -May 21, Box 765 Hurley, Hamilton, gen mgr; Michael Barone, mus dir; Lois Zech, anncr /prod; Cindi Paulsen, prom dir; Jeri Hoban, 377 (55965). (507) -3856. KFIL Inc. Rep: Hanson, prom mgr; Brigid Shea, news dir; Steve traf operator; Tim Valley, chief engr; Donald Onsgard, Walton Bcstg Sls Corp. Format: C &W. Obed S. Terhaar, chief engr. mus dir Borgen, pres; Russell E. Chesney, gen mgr; Larry Salge, coml mgr; Tom Witschen, prog dir; Reuben KQWB(AM) -See Fargo, N.D. *WCAL -FM -April 5, 1968: 89.3 mhz; 100 kw. Ant Rieck, chief engr. Rates: $8.50; 7.75; 6.75; 6. 400 ft. Stereo. Prog dups AM 10%. Net: NPR. Format: KQWB November 1966: kw. KFIL -FM -Sept 1, 1970: 103.1 mhz; 3 kw. Ant 270 ft. -FM- 98.7 mhz; 100 Ant Classical, educational. Spec progs: Black 5 hrs, jazz 7 460 ft. Stereo. Dups KQWB(AM), Fargo, N.D. 10 %. Box hrs, folk 3 hrs, wkly. Stereo. Prog dups AM 100 %. 2983, Fargo, N.D. (58102). (218) 236 -7900. Midwest Radio Co. Net: RKO. Rep: Torbet- Lasker. Format: AOR. Ortonville Princeton Larry Lakoduk, pres -gen mgr; Joel Dement; coml mgr; Bill Richards, mus & prog dir; Glen Douglas, WQPM(AM) -Feb 1, 1967: 1300 khz; 1 kw -D. Box KDIO(AM) -July 23, 1956: 1350 khz; 1 kw -D. RR 188 (612) -1300. PM. Bcstg Co. Net: news dir; Curt Peterson, chief engr. Rates: $22; 20; One, Box 264 (56278). (612) 839 -2581. Tri -State (55371). 389 APR. Format: Contemporary country. progs: 22: 18. Bcstg Co. Rep: Cooke. Format: C &W. Spec progs: Spec Farm 9 hrs wkly. Jack Montgomery, gen mgr; Bruce Farm 10 hrs wkly. Richard S. Schultz, pres & chief KVOX(AM) -Nov 30, 1937: 1280 khz; 1 kw -D, 500 Salberg, coml mgr; Paul Roden, prog dir; Bob Pringle, engr; W F (Cy) McCormick, gen mgr; Donald P Egert, w -N, DA -2. (CP: 1 kw -D, 5 kw -N). Box 97 4000 S. 8th prog & news dir. news dir; Chuck Warner, mus dir. Rates: $7.95; 7.95; St. (56560). (218) 233 -1522. Forward Communica- 7.95; 7.95. tions Corp. (group owner; acq 12- 1 -78). Net: ABC /C. Format: Contemp. Rick Abel, pres & gen mgr; Pat St. Owatonna WOPM-FM-Dec 1, 1974: 106.3 mhz 3 kw. Ant 300 George, sls mgr; Charlie Bennett, prog dir; Dan ft. Dups AM 100%. Howard, mus dir; Kyrie Sandum, news dir; Robert KRFO(AM) -1950: 1390 khz; 500 w -D. Box K Strnad, chief engr. Rates: $14.40; 12; 14.40; 12. (55060). (507) 451 -2250. Owatonna Bcstg Co. (acq Red Wing 5- 1 -56). Format: MOR. Spec prog: Sp 1 hr, farm 3 hrs, KVOX -FM -Co -owned with KVOX(AM). Nov 30, wkly. Duane Allen, pres &.gen mgr; Todd Hale, prog KCUE(AM) -Jan 29, 1949: 1250 khz; 1 kw -D. Box 1966: 99.9 mhz; 26.5 kw. Ant 170 ft. (CP: ERP 100 kw; dir & prom mgr; Gerald J. Boos, coml & stn mgr, chief 102 (55066). (612) 388 -3512 or 388 -7933. Hiawatha Ant 400 ft,) Stereo. (218) 223 -1524. Net: ABC /FM. engr. Valley Public Service Bcstrs Inc. (acq 7- 16 -62). Net: Prog sep from AM. Rep: Howard, Hyet. Format: C &W ABC /I. Rep: PRO Radio, Courtney -Clifford. Format: ,Rates: $9.60; 8; 9.60: 8. KRFO -FM- December 29, 1966: 104.9 mhz; 2.9 kw. MOR. Spec prog: Farm 6 hrs wkly. George L. Brooks, Ant 175 ft. Prog dups AM 70 %. pres; John A. Howard, gen mgr; Jack Turnbull, coml Morris mgr; Charles McMillen, news dir; Trent Allen, prom *KRPC(FM) -June 12, 1978: 90.5 mhz; 10 w. 315 mgr; Tom Hughes, mus dir; James L. Brooks, chief Grove St. (55060). (507) 451 -2710. Pillsbury Baptist KMRS(AM) -Sept 16, 1956: 1230 khz; 1 kw -D, 250 engr. Rates: $12.50; 10.50; 8.50; -. w -N. Box 231 (56267). (612) 589 -3131. Western Bible College. Net: UPI. Format: Ed, rel. Dr. Joseph A. Minn. Bcstg. Group owner: Hedberg. Net: MBS. Rep: Rammel, pres; Larry W. Soblotne, gen mgr & news dir; KCUE -FM -Aug 26, 1965: 105.5 mhz; 2.3 kw. Ant Randy Miller, prog Kevin PRO Radio, Courtney -Clifford. Format: Farm, C &W dir; Wagaman, mus dir; Ed- 340 ft. Stereo. Prog sep from AM. Net: ABC /FM. Rep: ward I. engr. Paul C. Hedberg, pres; Gene Steinhorst, gen mgr; Jer- Brubaker, chief PRO Radio, Courtney -Clifford. Format: Prog. Dave ry Cadwell, prog dir; John Beck, mus dir; Tom Brini, Schleip, prog dir. Rates: $12.50; 9.50; 8.50; 7.50. news dir; Mark Durenberger, chief engr. Rates: Park Rapids S13.50; 12.50; 12; 9. Redwood Falls KPRM(AM) -Dec 1, 1962: 1270 khz; 5 kw -D, DA. Box 49 (56470). (218) 732 -3306. E.P De La Hunt Jr. KKOK -FM -Co -owned with KMRS(AM). Sept 16, KLGR(AM)- November 1954: 1490 khz; 1 kw -D, 1976: 95.7 mhz; 100 kw. Ant 474 ft. Stereo. Dups AM Group owner: De La Hunt Bcstg Group. Net: NBC. For- 250 w -N. Box 65 (56283). (507) 637-2989. Redwood mat: C &W. E.P De La Hunt Jr., pres, gen mgr & 15 %. Rep: Walton, Courtney Clifford. Format: Btfl mus. chief Bcstg Inc. Net: ABC /I. Rep: PRO Radio, Courtney - Spec prog: Classical 3 hrs wkly. Al Peterson, prog engr; Carol J. De La Hunt, stn mgr. Rates: 510; 10; Clifford. Format: C &W, MOR, top -40, farm. E.G. Ran- 10; dir. Rates: 514; 14; 14; 9. 10. dolph, pres; Mel Paradis, VP & gen mgr; Dan Kemnitz, sls mgr; Jim Marsh, farm dir; Vilas Van Slooten, prog *KUMM(FM) -Sept 17, 1970: 89.7 mhz; 10 w. Ant 70 KPRM -FM -Dec, 1967: 97.5 mhz; 100 kw.
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    KLLZ-F Classic Rock KDJS Oldies/Talk Virginia-Hibbing 99.1 lOOOOOw 505ft 1590 1000/89 DA-1 •Omni Broadcasting Co. •Tom Ingstad Broadcast Group W1RR Classical* [Repeats: KSJN 99.5] Sister to: KBHP, KBUN, KKZY Sister to: KARP-F, KDJS-F, KDUZ 90.9 21000w 551ft 218444-1500 fax: 218-751-8091 320-231-1600 fax: 320-235-7010 CP 100000,55/ PO Box 1656, Bemidji 56619 PO Box 380.56201,730 Highway 71 NE, 56201 •American Public Media Group 502 Beltrami Ave NW, Bemidji 56601 GM/SM Doug Hanson PD Rob Ryan Sister to: WIRN GM Lou Buron SM Harry Hastings CE Steve Youngberg 651-290-1500 fax:651-290-1295 PD Jack Hicks CE Mark Anderson www.k-musicradio.com 480 Cedar St, St. Paul 55101 GM William Kling SM Tim Roesler KQKK Adult Contemporary KKLW Contemporary Christian* PD Chris Worthlngton CE Randy Greenly 101.9 50000w 390ft 90.9 400w 423ft www.mpr.org •DeLaHunt Broadcasting Group •Educational Media Foundation, Inc. Hibbing/Virginia (Iron Range) Market Sister to: KAKK, KDKK, KPRM, KSKK, KXKK 800-434-8400 fax: 800-372-0888 218-732-3306 fax: 218-732-3307 5700 W Oaks Blvd. Rocklin CA 95765 Wabasha PO Box 49, Park Rapids 56470 GM Keith Whipple SM Andy Ramirez State Hwy 34 E, Park Rapids 56470 PD David Pierce CE Sam Wellington KMFX Silent GM Ed Delahunt SM/PD Bemle Schumacher www.klove.com 1190 1000 ND-D CE Dave Delahunt •Clear Channel Communications KBHZ Religious Teaching* [Repeats: KBHL 103.9] 25000w 328ft Sister to: KMFX-F 91.9 Warroad •Christian Heritage Broadcasting, Inc.
  • Revitalization of the AM Radio Service ) ) ) )

    Revitalization of the AM Radio Service ) ) ) )

    Before the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Washington, DC In the matter of: ) ) Revitalization of the AM Radio Service ) MB Docket 13-249 ) ) COMMENTS OF REC NETWORKS One of the primary goals of REC Networks (“REC”)1 is to assure a citizen’s access to the airwaves. Over the years, we have supported various aspects of non-commercial micro- broadcast efforts including Low Power FM (LPFM), proposals for a Low Power AM radio service as well as other creative concepts to use spectrum for one way communications. REC feels that as many organizations as possible should be able to enjoy spreading their message to their local community. It is our desire to see a diverse selection of voices on the dial spanning race, culture, language, sexual orientation and gender identity. This includes a mix of faith-based and secular voices. While REC lacks the technical knowledge to form an opinion on various aspects of AM broadcast engineering such as the “ratchet rule”, daytime and nighttime coverage standards and antenna efficiency, we will comment on various issues which are in the realm of citizen’s access to the airwaves and in the interests of listeners to AM broadcast band stations. REC supports a limited offering of translators to certain AM stations REC feels that there is a segment of “stand-alone” AM broadcast owners. These owners normally fall under the category of minority, women or GLBT/T2. These owners are likely to own a single AM station or a small group of AM stations and are most likely to only own stations with inferior nighttime service, such as Class-D stations.