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69 Knoxville GM: Patrick McCurrin GSM: Patrick McCurrin Rep: Katz Net: ABC -E #149 Killeen -Temple TX PD: Patrick McCurrin CE: Steve Sullivan Dick Broadcasting Inc. (grp) 12+ Population: 243,600 Net: Focus, USA 6711 Kingston Pike, Knoxville TN 37919 % Black 19.2 (423) 588 -6511 Fax: (423) 588 -3725 % Hispanic 12.0 KRMY -AM Spanish WIVK -AM News -Talk HH Income $35,095 1050 kHz 250 w -D, ND 990 kHz 10 kw -U, DAN Total Retail (000) $1,633,007 City of license: Killeen TX City of license: Knoxville GM: Eugene Kim GSM: Stephanie Kim GSM: Jim Christenson PD: Mike Hammond PD: Marti Martinez CE: Jerry White Market Revenue (millions) Martin Broadcasting Group 1994: $4.69 314 N. 2nd St., Killeen TX 76541 WJBZ-FM Religion 1995: $4.98 (817) 628-7070 Fax: (817) 628 -7071 96.3 mHz 1.19 kw, 479' 1 996: $5.31 City of license: Seymour TN 1997: $5.56 #69 Knoxville GM: Charlotte Mull GSM: Charlotte Mull 1998: $5.92 12+ PD: Charlotte Mull CE: Milton Jones estimates provided by Radio Population: 547,400 Black 5.9 Seymour Communications Research Development Inc. % Hispanic 0.5 Box 2526, Knoxville TN 37901 HH Income $37,822 7101 Chapman Hwy.; 37920 Station Cross- Reference Total Retail (000) $6,251,017 (423) 577 -4885 Fax: On Request KITZ -FM - KOOV -FM KKIK -FM - KRMY -AM - KLFX-FM KITZ -FM KTEM -AM KKIK -FM Market Revenue (millions) Duopoly KLTX -FM KITZ -FM KTON -AM KOOV -FM 1994: $20.11 KOOC -FM KOOV -FM 1995: $21.72 WJXB -FM AC 1996: $23.46 97.5 mHz 100 kw, 1,295' 1997: $25.06 City of license: Knoxville Duopoly 1998: $27.07 GM: Craig Jacobus GSM: Jim Ridings KIIZ -FM Urban estimates provided by Radio PD: Jeff Jarnigan CE: Bob Glen 92.3 mHz 3 kw, 259' Research Development Inc. Rep: D &R City of license: Killeen TX South Central Communications (grp) GM: Dale Hendry GSM: Jim Martin acq from Stoner, $3.5M, RBR 5 -10 -93 Station Cross -Reference 1100 Sharp Ridge Rd., Knoxville TN 37917 PD: Mychal MaGuire CE: Jim Taylor WDLY -FM - WKXV -AM - (423) Rep: Christal Net: ABC WGAP-AM - WMEN -AM WRJZ -AM 525 -6000 Fax: (423) 525 -2000 Sonance Communications Inc. (grp) WGAP -FM WGAP -AM WMYU -FM - WHJM-AM WNFZ-FM WOKI-FM WIMZ -FM Classic Rock merger into Gulfstar pending, RBR 5 -22 -95 WIMZ-FM WJXB-FM WNOX-FM 103.5 mHz 100 kw, 1,720' 100 W. Central Texas Expwy., Harker WIVK-AM WIVK-FM WOKI-FM City of license: Knoxville Heights TX 76548 WIVK-FM WOBB-AM WOBB-FM WJBZ-FM WQBB-FM WJXB -AM AC (817) 699-5000 Fax: (817) 680 -4211 WJXB-AM WJXB-FM WRJZ-AM WJXB-FM WSEV-AM 1240 kHz 1 kw -U, ND KLTX -FM Classic Rock WKCE-AM WHJM-AM WWST-FM WMYU-FM City of license: Knoxville 105.5 mHz 36 kw, 577' WKGN-AM WXST-FM simulcast with WJXB -FM City of license: Harker Heights TX 100 W. Central Texas Expwy. #3, Harker WDLY -FM Country Heights TX 76548 105.5 mHz 530 w, 1,056' WKGN -AM Urban City of license: Gatlinburg TN 1340 kHz 1 kw -U, ND KLFX -FM Country GM: Charlie Earls GSM: Claudia Lewis City of license: Knoxville 107.3 mHz 1.95 kw, 525' PD: J.P. Meadows CE: J.P. Meadows GM: Robert Stewart GSM: Louis Thompson City of license: Nolanville TX Orr & Earls Broadcasting (grp) PD: Wayne Downs CE: Ed Martin 415 Middle Creek, Sevierville TN 37864 Triple S Enterprises (615) 453-2844 Fax: (615) 429 -2601 1017 Cox St., Knoxville TN 37939 KKIK -FM Country (423) 546 -7900 Fax: (423) 546 -7965 104.3 mHz 33.5 kw, 597' City of license: Temple TX WGAP -AM Country GM: Jim Cooper GSM: Jim Cooper 1400 kHz 1 kw -U, ND WKXV -AM Religion PD: Terry Hunt CE: Jim Doogan City of license: Maryville TN 900 kHz 1 kw -D, ND Stellar Communications (grp) GM: Harry Plumlee GSM: Jim Rucker City of license: Knoxville acq KTEM /KKIK from Formby Stns., PD: Norman Plumlee CE: Harry Plumlee GM: Ted Lowe GSM: Sonny Morrell $1.225M, RBR 9 -26 -94 Gateway Broadcasting Assocs Inc. (grp) PD: Ted Loew Box 1230, Temple TX 76503 Box 4939, Maryville TN 37802 Ra -Tel Broadcasting Co. Inc. (817) 773 -5252 Fax:(817)773 -0115 (423) 983 -4310 5106 Middlebrook Pike, Knoxville TN WGAP -FM Country 37921 (615) 558 -0900 LMA 95.7 mHz 3 kw, 328' KOOV -FM Country Duopoly 103.1 mHz 760 w, 630' Duopoly City of license: Copperas Grove TX WHJM -AM Southern Gospel WMYU -FM AC GM: Gaylon Christie GSM: Dennis James 1180 kHz 10 kw -D, ND 102.1 mHz 15.1 kw, 1,979' PD: Joe Lombardi CE: Lee Roy Franklin City of license: Knoxville City of license: Sevierville TN Centroplex Communications Inc. GM: Harry Morgan GM: Jeff Jacoby GSM: Neal Trotter runs KTON /KOOC Morgan Broadcasting Co. PD: Jim Richards CE: John Maples Box 607, Copperas Cove TX 76522 802 S. Central St., Knoxville TN 37902 Rep: Eastman Net: AP (817) 547-8889 Fax: (817) 547 -2394 (615) 546-4653 Fax: (615) 637 -7133 Jacor Communications Inc. (grp) sale of duop to Heritage pending, est $7M, KOOC -FM AC WKCE -AM Country 1120 RBR 10 -2 -95 106.3 kHz 11.5 kw, 489' kHz 500 w -D, ND City of license: Maryville TN 8419 Kingston Pike, Knoxville TN 37919 City of license: Belton TX (423) 693 -1020 Fax: (423) 693 -8493 GSM: Troy Deneke PD: James Harrison Sheldon Communications Inc. WWST -FM CHR WIVK -FM Country 93.1 mHz 2.41 kw, 512' KTON -AM Religion 107.7 mHz 100 kw, 1,970' City of license: Karns TN 940 kHz 10 kw -D, DA -D' City of license: Knoxville PD: Todd Shannon City of license: Belton TX GM: Bobby Denton GSM: Gail Robeson PD: Lee Acres CE: Cleve Hayes Source Guide & Directory 1996© 2 -87 .
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