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Entertainment and Information Radio Programs 4 Station tibrnrat Aug. Persons Station Format Aug. Persona Station gnrmat Aug. Persons 29. Phoenix 6. WFBQ(FM) AOR 12.300 5. KCTC(FM) Beautiful contemp. 7.900 music 7,400 I. KOYT(FM) Beautiful music 19,300 7. WFMS(FM) Modern country 10.000 6. KXOA-FM Contemp. album 7. KROY(AM) Top 40 7,300 2. KTAR(AM) News, sports 16,500 8. WNDE(AM) Top 40 8.400 8. KFBK(AM) News 6.100 3. KMEO-FM Beautiful music 13.000 9. WIFE(AM) Adult personality 6.900 9. KROY-FM Adult contemporary 6.100 4. KDKB-FM AOR 12,900 10. WATI(AM) Beautiful music 3,800 10. KGMS(AM) MOR 5,400 5. KOY(AM) MOR /talk 11,600 6. KNIX-AM- 34. New Orleans FM Country 11.100 39. San Antonio, Tex. 1. WBYU(FM) Beautiful music 13,300 7. KOPA-AM- 2. WTIX(AM) Contemporary 10,100 FM Top 40 10,900 1. KTSA(AM) Contemporary 15,100 3. WQUE(FM) Top 40 8.500 12.800 8. KUPD-FM Top 40 rock 9.700 2. KCOR(AM) Spanish 3. WRNO(FM) AOR 8.500 3. AOR 12,500 9. KBBC(FM) Mellow contemporary 8.800 KTFM(FM) 5. WSMBIAM) MOR /talk 8,300 4. 11,600 10. KARZ(AM) Adult contemporary 6,700 KOXT(FM) Beautiful music 6. WNOE(AM) Top 40 7,300 news, 10 KXTC(FM) Disco 6.700 5. WOAI(AM) Talk, farm 7,800 7. WWL(AM) News /talk /country 6.500 6. KITY(FM) Adult contemp./Top 40 7,700 8. WNOE -FM AOR 5,800 6. KKYX(AM) Modern country 7,700 30. San Jose, Calif. 9. WGSO(AM) Adult contemporary 5,700 8. KBUC-FM Modern country 6.900 5,500 1. KGO(AM) News /talk 11,700 10. WGHO(AM) Country 9. KISS(FM) Progressive 6.800 2. KLOK(AM) MOR 8.400 10. WYLD(AM) Progressive 5,500 10. KONO(AM) Current hits /past greats 6,50G 3. KBAY(FM) Beautiful music 8,200 3. KOME(FM) Progressive rock 8.200 35. Columbus, Ohio 40. Louisville, Ky. 5. KNBR(AM) Personality /MOR 7,500 1. WNCI(FM) Adult contemp. 18,500 6. KEZR(FM) AOR 7,100 1. WAVE(AM) Adult contemporary 14,300 2. WBNS -FM Beautiful music 16.600 7. KSJO(FM) AOR 6,300 2. WLRS(FM) Rock /AOR 13,900 3. WTVN(AM) MOR 16.100 8. KOIT(FM) Beautiful music 6.100 3. WHAS(AM) Adult contemporary 10,900 4. WXGT(FM) Top 40 10,600 9. KFRC(AM) Top 40 5.800 4. WOHI(FM) Adult rock 8.600 5. WLVO(FM) AOR 10.400 10. KSOL(FM) Black contemporary 5,600 5. WAKY(AM) Adult top 40 8.300 6. WBNS(AM) Adult contemp. 9,500 6. WKLO(AM)' Pop adult 7,100 7. WMNI(AM) Country 9.300 7. WLOU(AM) Hit rhythm & blues 6,700 31. Portland, Ore. 8. WCOL(AM) MOR 8.100 B. WVEZ(FM) Beautiful music 6,300 Top 40 17,500 9. WRMZ(FM) Adult contemp. /disco 3.800 1. KGW(AM) 9. WAMZ(FM) Modern country 5,700 10.400 10. WVKO -FM Soul /disco /jazz 3,600 2. KGONIFM) Rock 10. WINN(AM) Modern country 5,100 3. KXL(AM) MOR 10,200 4. KWJJ(AM) Country 9,900 38. Rochester, N.Y. Switched in July to top -40 format under new call 5. KPAM-FM Top 40 adult 9.600 letters WKJJ 1. WEZOIFM) Beautiful music 20.500 6. KUPL-FM Beautiful music 9,100 2. WHAS(AM) Adult contemporary 17,500 7. KEX(AM) Adult personality 7,400 3. WMJO(FM) Top 40 adult 14,000 41. Memphis 8. KXL-FM Beautiful music 6,200 4. WVOR(FM) Adult contemporary 10,100 9. KYTE(AM) Top 40' 5.900 1. WMCIAM) Country 15,100 5. WBBF(AM) Top 40 9.200 10. AOR 5,200 2. Beautiful music 11,200 KINK(FM) 6. WHFM(FM) Rock 6,800 WEZI(FM) 3. WMC -FM Rock 10,900 ' Switched to country on Sept. 4 7. WROC(AM) Talk 5.300 4. WLOK(AM) Black contemporary 9,200 8. WNYR(AM) Modern country 3,900 5. WHBOIAM) Top 40 8,300 9. WDKX(FM) Black contemporary 3,400 Rhythm 6 Blues 8.100 32. Norfolk- Portsmouth- Newport News- 10. WPXY(FM) Beautiful music 3.200 6. WDIA(AM) 6. WZXR(FM) AOR 8,100 Hampton, Va. 8. WHRK(FM) Disco 7,800 1. WTAR(AM) MOR/adult contemp. 12,900 37. Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood, Fla. 9. WOUD(FM) Adult contemporary 6,000 rock roll 12.000 2. WMYK(FM) Image & 1. WLYF(FM) Beautiful music 18,100 10. WMPS(AM) Country 4,100 3. WFOG-FM Beautiful music 10.800 2. WHYI(FM) Top 40 14.200 10,700 4. WCMS-FM Country 3. WINZ(AM) All news 13,200 42. Hartford -New Britain, Conn. 5. WKEZ(FM) Beautiful music 10.400 4. WAIA(FM) MOR 10.400 10,200 6. WNOR-FM AOR 5. WID(AM) Adult contemp. /talk 6,800 1. WTIC(AM) Adult contemporary 34.400 7. WOWI(FM) Super soul 8.400 6. WNWS(AM) News /talk 6,400 2. WRCH -FM Beautiful music 9,900 8. WGH(AM) Top 40 8,200 7. WFTL(AM) Adult contemporary 6,200 3. WKSS(FM) MOR 8,300 9. WRAP(AM) Disco 7.900 8. WKOS(FM) Beautiful music 5,800 gospel 6,400 4. WTIC -FM Top 40 7,600 10. WPCE(AM) Contemporary 9. WAXY(FM) Adult contemporary 5,600 5. WDRC(AM) Contemp. /MOR 6,100 10. WRBD(AM) Black 5.500 5.500 Indianapolis 6. WWYZ(FM) AOR 33. 1. WHCN(FM) AOR 4,700 1. WIBC(AM) Modern MOR 24,700 38. Sacramento, Calif. 7 WPOP(AM) All news 4,700 2. WXTZ(FM) Beautiful music 19,100 9. Oldies, top 40 4,400 1. KEWT(FM) Beautiful music 11,300 WRCO(AM) 3. WIRE(AM) Modern country 16,800 10. WDRC -FM Singles- oriented AOR 4,100 2. KZAP(FM) AOR 10,100 4. WNAP(FM) Adult contemporary 12.600 3. KRAK(AM) Modern country 8,100 5. WTLCIFM) Black contemporary 12.400 4. KGNR(AM) News, talk, MOR 8,000 43. Dayton, Ohio 1. WHIO(AM) MOR 16,700 2. WHIO -FM Beautiful 16.000 3. WTUE(FM) AOR 12,500 Entertainment and Information Radio Programs 4. WONE(AM) Country 10,100 5. WING(AM) Adult contemporary 9,100 Hosted by 'Name' Personalities 6. WDJX(FM) Top 40 6,800 7. WDAO(FM) Disco soul 5,400 -EARNING MONEY "CRITIC AT LARGE' "GARDENING 8. WAVI(AM) Telephone talk 5.1G,ß WITHOUT A JOB" TIPS" 9. WLW(AM) Adult contemporary 3.0G. 10. WKRO(FM) Contemporary 2,900 THE FASHIONABLE KID'S PROGRAM "THE ACHIEVERS" FRAUD' "KATE'S PLACE" 44. Birmingham, Ala. "MIND YOUR OWN "LIBERATED "SPORTS SIDELINE" BUSINESS" FOOD LOVER" 1. WSGN(AM) Contemporary 9.300 2. WKXX(FM) Contemporary rock 9.200 3. WENN -FM R & B disco 6,900 Call or Write Varied Program Lengths: 1 to 15 minutes I Plus More Programs 4. WOEZ(FM) Beautiful music 6,400 5. WENN(AM) Contemporary gospel 6.000 yndicated Program Production /Sa les div. 6. WYDE(AM) Country 5,800 GERT BUNCHEZ & ASSOCIATES, INC, 7. WRKK(FM) AOR 5.300 0 8. WERC(AM) Top 40 4,700 Executive Offices. 7730 Carondelet St. Louis. Mo. 63105 (314) 862 -5250 8. WJLD(AM) Soul 4,700 10. WVOK(AM) Modern country 4,500 Broadcasting Sep 10 1979 56 .
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