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Iiisisoells of Music, News, and Talk Shows for a Mostly Spanish -Language Programs Geneva. Lots of high- school sports and local 105.1-WOJO/ Independent/ community affairs. 24 hours/ Evanston/ Mono/ All Spanish Programming 24 88 AM 540 1490 -WOPA/ Independent/ hours/ FM WOJO features "Radio Ambiente," a series Oak Park/ Foreign Language Iiisisoells of music, news, and talk shows for a Mostly Spanish -language programs. Also, Spanish -speaking audience. Also, all White once in a while there's a religious show. Sox home games are broadcast in Spanish. continued from papa 34 continued from papa 35 Public affairs and news are aimed at the 1340 -WJOL/ Independent/ 24 hours/ Oak Park and west suburban area. 102.3 -WEFA/ Independent/ 105.5-WXRD/ IndependenV 6 a.m.-2 Joliet/ MOR -Some Phone -In 5:30 a.m.-midnight/ Waukegan/ a.m. / Crystal Lake / Stereo/ AOR 1500-WKZN/ Independent/ Sunrise - and Talk Stereo /Adult Contemporary-MOR Run by Rick Bellairs, who has programmed SunseV Zion/ MOR -Some Talk Music is interspersed with talk throughout A soft- sounding station featuring a lot of the station for a young, rock-oriented audi- Some of the station's features include: a the day. The main talk show is Frank music with only four breaks an hour. It does ence. There's a steady stream of popular half-hour of news at noon M -F; Katie Paul's O'Leary's program. 10 -11 a.m. M -F. Paulann cover local high -school sports play -by -play, music all day. Also, WXRD features newer "The Mike Is Yours," simulcast on WZBN- Phalen, 1 -3 p.m. M -F, talks with the audi- and locally produces its news. artists and rock news syndication services. ence between records. Heavy coverage cf FM, 8:30 -9:30 a.m. M-F; and Leo Kalisz's "Polka Show," 10 a.m. -1 p.m. Saturday. local high -school and college sports. An 105.9 -WXFM/ Independent/ ABC Information affiliate, with Paul Harvey's There is also extensive coverage of local 103 -WBMX/ Independent/ 24 24 hours/ Elmwood Park - commentaries. high -school sports. hours/Oak Park/Stereo/Black Disco In heavy competition with WGCI, WBMX Chicago/ Stereo/ Varied 1510 Independent/ Sunrise- changes formats with popular trends. A lot of There is no other station quite like this. ft is 1370 -WLTH /Independent/ 6 a.m: -WJRC/ Sunset/ Joliet/ Adult Contemporary music, both short singles and album cuts. set up as sort of a brokerage station, and Sunset/ Gary, Ind. / Contemporary- is white some of the air people are on only if they Top 40-Soul As with most small stations, WJRC works The emphasis on black artists, but hard to please its local audience by doing a artists are played if they appeal to black can find sponsors. There is Jack Gripe's Primarily aimed at a black audience, WLTH 7 -9:30 M -F. He lot of talk and audience participation along audiences. Sundays, public affairs programs "Radio Days Gone By," a.m. mixes sounds during its broadcast day, with its music. And there's a full hour of local are "West Suburban Forum," 9 -10:30 a.m., carries a wide variety of old -time radio going from a Streisand hit to a soul stand- shows and is a genial host. Etta and Larry news at noon, plus plenty of local events and "Black Viewpoint," 10:30 -noon both ard. Station personnel claim this blending - interview and community affairs coverage. phone -in shows hosted by Renee Pruitt. Stevens celebrities and authors, and attempt to reach a white audience make 9:30 -10 a.m. M -F. You can hear pretty good them unique to this market. That may be, 1530-WKDC/ Independent/ Sunrise- jazz the rest of the day with deejays such as the sounds like many other 103.3 Independent/ but station Sunset/ ElmhursV Easy Listening- -WVVX/ Chicago musician Don Lucid. Each evening heavy, pounding rockers. It has locally pro- 24 hours/ Highland Park - MOR-Some Religion at 6, the station plays a complete Broadway duced news and headlines, public affairs, Deerfield/ Mono/ Mostly Oldies This is the only commercial radio station for musical-comedy album. Very little news or and some talk on weekends. The station is very proud of its oldies record all of Du Page County, and it offers a information. collection, which includes early Elvis, Buddy somewhat varied format. Religious shows 1390 -W VON/ Independent/ 24 Holly, obscure '50s tunes, and the Beatles. are "The Jimmy Swagged Religious Pro- 106.3 -WLNR/ Independent/ hours/ Chicago/ Disco-R &B There is also some religious and foreign - gram," 9:30 -9:45 a.m. M -F, and "The Ken- 24 hours/ Lansing, IIIJ Stereo/ One of the oldest black -sounding stations in language programming throughout the day. neth Copeland Ministries," 9:45-10 a.m. M -F. Varied-Talk-Religion the market, WVON is slick -and good at what Also very popular is Dave Chase's sports - The station starts its day with a talk phone -in it does. Sometimes it's kind of an easy - and -talk show, 7:30 -8:30 a.m. M -F. The rest 103.5- WFYR/RKO /24 hours/ program, 6:30 a.m. -1 p.m. After that, it's listening R &B. Too bad it's featuring disco of the day is mostly music, with ABC Infor- Chicago/ Stereo / Adult Easy Listening music until 6 p m Local these days. If you want jazz, tune in Cleo mation news on the hour. Contemporary sports -talk airs from 6 -7 p.m., then it's back Cook's "Jazz Flight," midnight -4 a.m. Since RKO dumped automation two years to Easy listening until 10 p.m. From 10 -6:30 Sunday. The major disappointment for a 1570 -W BEE/ Independent/ Sunrise- ago, WFYR has concentrated on building its a.m., it's religion and gospel music. WLNR station as mature as WVON is its lack of - Sunset/ Chicago-Harvey /Jazz morning drive and is succeeding with the hot also pays close attention to high -school news commitment. This is the only all -jazz station in the combo of Fred Winston and Lyle Dean. sports in the southern Chicago suburbs, the Chicago market and has been for years. Deejay Winston, whom some may consider Calumet area, and northwest Indiana. 1410-WRMN/ Independent/ 6 a.m: Marty Faye still does his morning jazz show. charmingly gross, is aided but in no way Sunset/ Elgin/ News -Music 7 -11 a.m. M -F. New last season was Bob abetted by veteran newsman Dean. Dean 107 -WYEN/ Independent/ 24 hours/ This station, pending FCC approval, may Foskett's "Jazz on Campus," which can be doubles as news director and has built a Des Plaines/ Stereo/ Request Radio soon go to 24 hours. WRMN has a most heard again this winter. Foskett tapes jazz - solid news department that puts other FMers This request -radio station's playlist is fairly impressive morning team made up of Bil group performances at Chicago high schools and some AMers to shame. For news, contemporary, with a scant amount of MOR Prenevòst, Ken Kozek, and Char Daley. and colleges and broadcasts the tapes. He weather, sports, and traffic, WFYR is the thrown in. It's a slick- sounding station with Considering it carries no network feeds and has added "Jazz Class" - seven-minute station. most commercials and news geared to the relies on a two-person news department, it is segments on artists and musical structures suburban market. Some special features in- incredible that there is enough material to fil - to the taped sessions, 3:40 p.m. T-Th. 103.9 -WVFV/ IndependenV 5 a.m: clude race results daily at 6:35 p.m. Heavy a 6-9 a.m. news block. Kozek -Daley, as midnight/ Dundee/ Stereo/ MOR -AC on traffic reports, with a full news staff I 580-WFVR/ Independent/ Sun rise- news coanchors, are highly professional. Music is the emphasis at this community - paying close attention to news in the north, SunseV Aurora / Adult Contemporary- Other good features on the station make it a oriented station serving the northwest sub- northwest, and west suburbs. The request -- MOR standout in the suburban market. urban community. Special features include line, by the way, is 591 -1166. Program hosts hold down very long air shifts the "Job Service Report," 12:30 p.m. M -F, on this community-oriented station. Harry 1430 for 10 minutes, and community affairs on 107.1 -WLCL/ IndependenV5 a.m: -WOVO/ Independent/ Sunrise - Blair is on mornings, 7 -noon. Then Joe Park weekends. midnight M -Sat.; 8 a.m.-10 p.m. SunseV Highland -Deerfield/ Locke takes over and plays music until 4:30 Multicultural Sunday/ Lowell, IndJ Stereo/ MOR p.m., except for the 2 -3 p.m. hour, when he Besides carrying a number of foreign- Very community oriented, this is one of the hosts "Listen to Your Community," a phone- 104 -WFLM/ Independent/ 24 hours/ language programs, WOVO is the only sta- few stations in the area to still feature a in talk show. Crown Point, Ind./ trading post show, "The Attic," 10-11 am. tion in the area to feature a program on the Stereo / Contemporary American Indian. "Nish Naubah" runs 8:30-9 M -F. William Dunn, owner and manager, has 1590 -WLTD/ Independent/ Sunrise - The format is contemporary, but there is a.m. Saturday and 4-4:30 p.m. a golden oldies show, 5 -7 a.m. M -F. Also, Sunday. Sunset/ Evanston/ Beautiful Music - emphasis on local high -school sports and play-by -play coverage of local high -school MOR phone -in talk shows as well.
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