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The M Street Journal Radio's Journal of Record 304 Park Ave The M Street Journal Radio's Journal of Record 304 Park Ave. S., 7th Floor, New York, NY 10010 PHONE (212) 473-1668 FAX (212) 473 -4626 BRITAIN LEADS THE WAY IN DIGITAL. The BBC has hit the DAB airwaves with what they claim is the world's first DAB system using their Eureka -147 out -of -band technology. Calling it the dawn of the third age of radio," the service covers about 20 percent of Britain's population, with 60 percent expected to be covered by 1998. Some receivers are available now, but are so bulky that they have to be installed in the trunk of the car and cost around $3,150. Smaller ones should be readily available in 1997. STRIKE TWO FOR HOWARD IN CHICAGO. Howard Stern's mouth has gotten him booted off his second Chicago radio station in less than two years. Cox Broadcasting's WCKG, Elmwood Park, IL reportedly bought out the contract after GM Mike Disney became, according to Inside Radio, "philosophically uncomfortable with some of Howard's on -air content.' Recently, Stern wished competitor Evergreen Media GM Larry Wert would catch AIDS and spread it to his family. Infinity's own WJJD, Chicago will pick up Stern, immediately pushing morning drive team Ed Vrdolyak and Ty Wansley to afternoons -- knocking syndicated Don & Mike out of the picture. FORMAT CHANGES a UPDATES ( # change accompanies new ownership) ( // simulcast) formerly becomes AL Guntersville WJIA -88.5* new religion AK Dillingham KRUP -99.1 new country AZ Prescott KNOT -1450 country, talk adds Art Bell - talk CA Auberry (Fresno) KLBN -105.1 reg. Mexican // AM Mexican hits Fresno KJFX -95.7 # classic rock adds Bob & Tom (Bob & Tom are also heard on KJFX sister, new rock KFRR) Hanford (Fresno) KMPH -FM -107.5 news news & talk Willits KZYZ -91.5* new info & variety // KZYX CO Glenwood Springs KDRH -91.9* new c. Christian // KJOL FL Winter Park (Orlando) WPRD -1440 talk adds Spanish variety GA Brunswick WMOG -1490 # adult standards talk & sports (WMOG AM & FM are in an LMA -to -buy with Brian Rowland) Macon WIBB -1280 urban oldies to be talk Sasser (Albany) WEGC -107.7 new oldies "Kool FM" St. Simons Island WMOG -FM -92.7 # oldies SMN - urban AC (WMOG AM & FM are in an LMA -to -buy with Brian Rowland) Warner Robins WRBN -1600 # sports to be talk IL Carthage WZBN -92.1 WCAZ, JSN - AC JSN - oldies (WZBN is live drive times with a oldies /classic rock mix) Chicago WJJD -1160 talk adds Howard Stern (Ed & Ty move from mornings to pm drive, Don & Mike exit) Elmwood Pk. (Chicago) WCKG -105.9 classic rock drops Howard Stern Peoria WMBD -1470 talk, news, sports adds CNN /WW1 Headline IN Sullivan WNDI -1550 country // FM adds JSN - CW // FM Sullivan WNDI -FM -95.3 country adds JSN - country Terre Haute WTHI -1480 talk adds Bob & Tom KS Sterling KGGG -94.7 silent oldies "K -Gold" (KGGG is a duopoly with hot AC KSKU) KY Stanford WRSL -1520 southern gospel MGS - cont. Christian Wilmore (Lexington) WVRB -105.9 new c. Christian // WKYI MA Ware WARE -1250 country adds JSN - country MI Gaylord WMJZ -FM -95.3 hot AC adds SMN - hot AC Holland (Grand Rap.) WAKX -96.1 hot AC adds Bob & Tom MN Blooming Prairie KOWZ -100.9 new gold -based AC & CW ( "Cows" also does 1 & 1/2 hours of farm to keep you up on the moo -s) MS West Point (Columbus) WROB -1450 easy // FM adds black gospel 6 -11 pm October 4, 1995 Vol. 12 No. 40 ROBERT UNMACHT and PAT McCRUMMEN, Publishers BILL DAVIES, Associate Editor BLAKE FITCH, Administrative Assistant GERALD ASCHE, Data Services Director Copyright 1995 M Street Corporation. AI Vas reserved. No portion of The M Street Journal may be copied, faxed. retransMtted, or reproduced In any roan wlIhoul the written permission of the publishers. AI efforts are made to keep the data as aocurele as possbls. However. errors and omissions are unavoidable. Formas of -selloff bled reflect the eneyde and groupings of IA Street Corp. and may differ from the statton's opi1on a Interpretation. ISSN 1052 -7109 The IA Street Journal is published weeldy except the lest week of December. Subeatptbns are available for $119 per year, which Includes a copy of the annual M Street Radio Directory. Srbecrlpdons are also available for $36 per quarter. The directory is available separately for $44.00 (price includes shipping). www.americanradiohistory.com THE Y STREET JOURNAL page 2 Oct. 4, 1995 CHANGES & UPDATES (cont'd) FORMAT Headline NV Las Vegas KRBO-105.1 news adds CNN /WW1 WPTR-1540 # news, talk to be WDCD, religion NY Albany WRNY Remsen (Utica) WADR-1480 AC & sports / /WRNY all sports // Rome (Utica) WRNY-1350 AC & sports all sports Elizabeth City (Nflk.) WKOC-93.7 new rock adds Howard Stern NC contemp. Elkin WIFM-FM-100.9 # oldies SMN - adult Elkin WIFM-1540 # sothern gospel talk Kinston WELS-1010 # R &B oldies to be talk (Nov.) & Tom 10p -2a OH Cleveland WWWE-1100 talk adds Bob Ontario WRGM-1440 easy listening sports & talk OR Medford KDOV-91.7* # new religion "K -Dove" PA Altoona WVAM-1430 news & talk WW1 - country Mercersburg (Hagers.) WSRT-92.1 hot AC classic hits Spanish AC RI Providence WHIM-1110 country WPMZ, (WHIM is an LMA-to-buy with Vi deo Mundo Broadcasting Co. L.L.C.) West Warwick WKRI-1450 standards, Spanish WHIM, country (WKRI is in an LMA-to-buy with Providence Broadcasting Co., Inc.) Wickford WKFD-1370 # silent talk & standards (Nov.) JSN - country SD Aberdeen KGIM-1420 country adds - adult contemp. TN Jellico WEKX-102.7 JSN - oldies JSN WCSD-95.9 country adds WW1 Hot - country Livingston Stern VA Richmond WVGO-106.5 adult alternative adds Howard statio n) ( & reapplication) NEW STATIONS: APPLICATIONS ( * non-commercial ( + competes with exis ting E.)plication) Found. AR 91.5* Marvell 50000 w (v), 492 ft E. Arkansas Educational 6000 w, 216 ft Karen Hughes CA 103.5+ Cambria Inc. KS 102.5 Arkansas City 6000 w, 328 ft Third Coast Broadcasting, 105.9+ Ingalls 2500 w, 505 ft Dana J. Puoplo Inc. 105.9+ Ingalls 6000 w, 328 fu MAS Communications, MD 99.1 Annapolis 30000 w, 633 ft Patricia A. Ebbert Bethesda 20500 w, 771 ft Ukranian Congress Committee 94.7 Partnership NH 102.3 Lancaster 1000 w, -515 ft K & S Radio 106.1+ Carlsbad 50000 w, 318 ft Dewey Matthew Runnels NM Broadcasting Corp. NY 98.7 Ogdensburg 3000 w, 161 ft Northstar Aurora 9000 w, 410 ft Down East Public Radio, Inc. NC 91.1* Broadcasting OR 104.7 Klamath Falls 9000 w 2196 ft Klamath Basin Santa Isabel 6000 w, 331 ft La Capra Corp. PR 98.1+ Network 98.1+ Santa Isabel 2440 w, 433 ft Peace Broadcasting 98.1+ Santa Isabel 6000 w, 128 ft S.I. Broadcasting Clarendon 50000 w, 315 ft Roho Broadcasting Co. TX 99.3 Radio 99.9 Hallettsville 6000 w, 131 ft Hill Country 103.5 Hereford 50000 w, 492 ft Chip Formby Haley, Jr. 96.3+ Hudson 6000 w, 328 ft Harold J. Corp. WV 88.1* Beckley 1000 w (v), 1059 ft Shofar Bcstg. Williamstown 2350 w, 523 ft David A. Strock 96.9+ Properties Inc. 96.9+ Williamstown 2640 w, 502 ft Marietta Radio T. Lundquist WY 105.3 Diamondville 50000 w, 10 ft Jerrold /Dismissed Applications Returned Blakely IL 104.3+ Pinckneyville (D) Richard Old Orchard Beach (R) The Salvation Army ME 88.1* 7th Day Adv. Church WA 88.9* Ellensburg (R) Ellensburg STATIONS: GRANTS NEW Plessinger, Sr. FL 106.5 Carrabella 100000 w, 982 ft Richard L. Danville 500 w, 157 ft Creative Flair Communications IL 88.5* A. Anderson Pinckeyville 3500 w, 276 ft Kenneth W. & Jane 104.3 Communications IN 98.5 Ferdinand 6000 w, 328 ft Gem Frederiksted 6000 w, -16 ft Carlos A. Lopez -Lay VI 103.5 Inst. of Chicago WA 88.3* Moses Lake 4000 w, 659 ft Moody Bible /SYNCHRONOUS IÏTR: APPLICATIONS TRANSLATORS /BOOSTERS Way Ministries -90.1* Lake Arrowhead 10 w, KTLW Living CA new Living Way Ministries new -91.9* Lancaster 10 w, KTLW Malibu 10 w, KTLW Living Way Ministries new -91.9* Way Ministries new -91.1* Redlands 10 w, KTLW Living Ed. Comms. of Colo Spgs CO new -90.1* Pueblo West /Goodnight 92 w (v), KTLF Orange Park 10 w, WAYL Ocala Radio Ministries FL new -107.9* Broadcasting GA new -99.9* Ringgold 10 w, WCCV Immanuel www.americanradiohistory.com TSE M STREET JOURNAL page 3 Oct. 4, 1995 TRANSLATORS /BOOSTERS /SYNCHRONOUS XMTR: APPLICATIONS (cont'd) KY new -91.9* Elizabethtown 19 w, WYFG Bible Broadcasting Net. MI new -92.5* Battle Creek 50 w, WSAE Spring Arbor College new -97.3 Kalamazoo 15 w, WFRN-FM Friends of Christian R. new -104.7* Lansing 50 w, WSAE Spring Arbor College OH new -105.9* Newark 22 w, WFCO Bible Broadcasting Net. new -88.3* Sandusky 18 w, WHVT Bible Broadcasting Net. OK new -103.5* Ponca City 250 w, KYFW Bible Broadcasting Net. CONSTRUCTION PERMIT ACTIVITY AL WZEW(CP) -95.7 East Brewton granted extension of time (2nd) WMXN -101.7 Stevenson increases to 1800 w AR KAKJ(CP) -105.3 Marianna granted replacement of expired CP KUAP(CP) -89.7* Pine Bluff granted extension of time (3rd) CA KRML -1410 Carmel requests extension of time to increase to 2500 w days, 2000 w nights, DA -2 KNNN -99.3 Central Valley granted extension of time to change to 4230 w, 1545 ft, DA, class C2, chg.
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