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Carlsbad Clayton Clovis Corrales Deming Espanola Farmington New Mexico Radio Philip W. French. ntl sls mgr; Gary Barham, prog dir; KWYK -See Aztec. Jeffrey Burmeister, chief engr. Rates: $14: 12; 14; 10. Gallup Deming Carlsbad KGAK(AM) -Feb 9, 1945: 1330 khz; 5 kw -D, 1 kw -N, KOTS(AM)-March 10, 1954: 1230 khz: 1 kw-D, 250 DA -2. 401 E. Coal Ave. (87301). (505) 863 -4444. 470 Gallup Broadcasting Co. (acq 9- 1 -67). Net: MBS. KAMQ(AM) -June 10, 1938: 1240 khz; 1 kw-D. 250 w -N. Box (88030). (505) 546 -9011. Luna County w -N. Box 1538 (88220). (505) 887 -7563. James B. Broadcasting Co. Net: ABC /E. Format: C &W. Spec Rep: Savalli, Schutz & Peterson. Format: C &W, Navajo. Hughes/Donald G. Hughes (acq 6- 23 -79). Net: AP. prog: Sp 20 hrs wkly. Robert W. Tobey, pres; John Spec prog: Zuni Ind 4 hrs wkly. Jack B. Chapman, Format: Adult contemp. Jim Hughes, pres; Don Ricketts, Stn mgr & prog dir; Fran Benheimer, coml pres & gen mgr; Ted Foster, gen sls mgr; Don Clay, Hughes, gen mgr; Dan Beck, prog dir; Stan Holden, mgr; R. R. Martin, chief engr. Rates: $5; 5; 5; 5. opns & prog dir; John McBreen, news dir; Jeff Heck, chief engr. Rates: $13; 13; 13; 8. sports dir; Steven Smith, news dir. KDEM(FM )-Co-owned with KOTS(AM). April 15, 1 KQNM(FM)-Co -owned with KGAK(AM). Aug 15, KATK(AM)-May 17, 1950: 740 khz; kw-D. Box 70, 1977: 94.3 mhz; 3 kw. Ant 195 ft. Stereo. Format: Btf I 714 N. Canyon (88220). (505) 885-2151. Radio music. Rates: $4: 4; 4; 4. 1975: 93.7 mhz; 60 kw. Ant 78 ft. Prog sep from AM. Carlsbad Inc. (acq 10 -63). Net: ABC /C. Rep: Eastman, Stereo. Format: Adult contemp. Neal Depantino, sis Intermountain. Format: Adult contemp, Sp. Spec prog: mgr. Rates: $9; 9; 7; 5. Farm 1 hr wkly. Bob Swayze, pres & gen mgr; Darrell Swayze, VP; Darwin Gordon, gen sls mgr; Randy Hays, Espanola prog dir & chief engr; Howard Brown, news dir. KUUL(FM) -Not on air, target date summer 1986: 99.1 mhz; 100 kw, Ant 1,201 ft. Stereo. Route 10, Box 1045, Rates: $6.50; 5.40; 6.50; -. KDCE(AM) -1963: 970 khz; 1 kw -D. Box 970 (87533). La Tierra, Santa Fe (87501). (505) 988 -4300. TWX: KATK -FM-Sep 15, 1966: 92.1 mhz; 3 kw. Ant 285 ft. (505) 753 -2201. Richard L. Garcia Broadcasting Inc. 9103809802. Webb Comm (7- 17 -86). Format: Div. Prog sep from AM. Stereo. (505) 887 -9200. Net: ABC /I. (acq 11- 29 -82). Net: ABC /C. Rep: Lotus, Hix. Format: Format: C &W. Rates: $6.60; 5.40; 6.60; 5.40. Sp. Richard Garcia. opns mgr; Walt Wbod, coml KYVA(AM).-July 15, 1959: 1230 khz; 1 kw-U. 405 -407 mgr; Casey Gallegos, mus dir; Albert Amador, news S. St., K (87301). (505) KCCC(AM)-July 1, 1966: 930 khz; 1 kw -D, DA. 1011 Second Drawer 863 -6851. dir; Jim McNally, chief engr. Rates: $12; 9.75; 12; W. Mermod St. (88220). (505) 887 -5521. Kolob KKOR/KYVA Inc. (acq 3 -77). Net: ABC /D. Rep: Mesta, 9.75. Broadcasting Co. Net: MBS. Format: C &W. Marion Supernet, Hix. Format: EZ Country, MOR. Spec prog: Jenkins, pres; Nick Jenkins, gen mgr; Chuck Caney, KEVR(FM) -July 6, 1981. 102.3 mhz; 1.1 kw. Ant 460 Navajo 15 hrs wkly. George M. Matti, pies; Sammy coml mgr; Pat Patterson, mus dir; Bob Passini, news ft. Stereo. 505 Calle Rivera (87532). (505) 753 -7127. Chioda, gen. gen sls & prom mgr; Bill Lee, prog dir; dir; Dave Emery, chief engr. Rates: $6; -; -; -. Espanola Valley Bsctg Inc. Net: AP. Format: C &W. Fred Miller, mus dir; Rick Schultz, news dir; Rhett Spanish 3 hrs, relg 10 hrs wkly. H. Keith Megill, pres, Downing, chief engr. gen sls mgr & prog dir; Viola Esther Megill, gen mgr KKOR(FM )-Co -owned with KYVA(AM). Oct 6, 1974: Clayton & news dir; Lora Shilling, mus dir; Jan Parks, mus dir 94.5 mhz; 100 kw. Ant 1,388 ft. Stereo. Prog sep from & prom mgr; Valentin Guillen, chief engr. Rates: AM. (505) 722 -6767. Format: Adult contemp. Eric $9.25: 9.25; 9.25: 9.25. Allen, mus dir. KLMX(AM) -Nov 10, 1949:1450 khz; 1 kw -U. Box 547 (88415). (505) 374 -2555. Johnson County Broadcast- ers Inc. (group owner; acq 11- 10-78). Net: MBS. Format: Top -40 Country. Avis Green Tucker, pres; Eunice Grants Jim McCollum, VP & chief engr; Jim Wagner, gen mgr; Vicki Wagner, gen sls mgr; Shak Haisten, prog KPCE(FM)- November 1986. 100.9 mhz; 1.3 kw, Ant 16, 1980: mhz; 3 kw. Ant ft. & mus dir; Beverly Clinksdale, news dir. Rates: $9; KLLT(FM) -April 95.3 215 430 ft. Stereo. Box 158 (88231). (505) 294 -2458. Dove Stereo. 1/2 E. Fe Ave. (87020). 9; 9; 7,50. 210 Santa (505) Broadcasting Inc. Format: Relg. Spec prog: Sp 4 hrs 287 -6651. Humphries Broadcasting Corp. Net: NBC wkly. Jack Hansard, pies, gen & gen sls mgr; Ruth Source. Format: Adult contemp. Steven E. Humphries, Hansard, prog dir. pies & gen mgr; Brenda Heikes, gen sls mgr; Dennis Clovis Elliott, prog dir; Jim Kapp, mus dir; Ken King, chief engr. Rates: $12; 10; 12; 10. KCLV(AM) -February 1953: 1240 khz; 1 kw -D, 250 KMIN(AM) 1, 1956: 1400 khz; 1 kw -U. Box 980, w -N, DA -2 Box 1907, 2112 Thornton (88101). (505) -Sep 733 Roosevelt (87020). (505) 287 -2989. Davis Broad- 763-4401. Zia Broadcasting Co. (group owner; acq Farmington casting Co. Inc. (acq 3- 1 -84). Net: ABC /E. Format: 7- 1 -71). Net: ABC /C. Rep: Messina. Format: Top -40. C &W, adult contemp. Dorothy Davis, pies; Don Spec prog: Farm 6 hrs wkly. Lonnie D. Allsup, pres; Davis, gen mgr engr; Winfred gen Jimmy Davis, gen mgr; Patrick Davidson, coml mgr; & chief Walker, sls mgr; Jimmy Jones. prog mus dir, prom mgr; Don Randall Hays, prog & mus dir, chief engr; Randy & KENN(AM)- November 1951: 1390 khz; 5 kw -D, 1 engr. Rates: $8.50; 7.50; 7.50; 6.50. Sparks, prom mgr; Frank Stanly, news dir. Rates: Davis, chief kw-N, DA -N. Box K (87401). (505) 325 -3541. Kennland $6.85; 6.45; 6.45; 4.80. Broadcasting (acq 3- 15 -54). Net: ABC /I, Intermoun- KCLV -FM-Jan 8, 1970: 99.1 mhz; 100 kw. Ant 300 ft. tain. Rep: Eastman, Intermountain Format: Adult (CP: 74.175 kw). (acq 11- 12 -81). contemp. Spec prog: Navajo 6 firs wkly. Bob Hobbs KICA(AM) -1933: 980 khz; 1 kw -U, DA -N. Drawer K Williams, pres; Kenny Kendrick, gen mgr; Tim Siefried, (88101). (505) 763 -5511. Amigos Radio Inc. (acq prog & mus dir; Ed Pittsley, gen sls mgr; Dave KHOB(AM )-Aug 7, 1954: 1390 khz; 5 kw-D. Box 40 7- 18 -83). Rep: Savalli, Schutz & Peterson. Format: Lapshire, news dir; Mike Walters, chief engr. Rates: (88240). (505) 393 -5148. William S. Sanders. Net: C &W. Spec prog: Farm 12 hrs wkly. John Mahaffey, $11.85; 10.85; 11.85; 10.85. MBS, AP. Rep: Intermountain. Format: Top -40. Spec E. Rates: 6; hrs Tam mgr. pies; Donald Coates, gen mgr, $6; 6; KRWN(FM) -Co -owned with KENN(AM). 1974: 92.9 prog: Sp 5 wkly, Wood, opns Rates: 7.76; 5.50. mhz; 30 kw. Ant 430 ft. Stereo. Box 1047. (87401). $8.94; 7.76; -. KTOM -FM- Listing follows KWKA(AM). (505) 327-4449. Music Men Inc. Net: ABC /C. Prog sep KPER(FM)- August 1965: 95.7 mhz; 36 kw. Ant 255 KWKA(AM)-1971; 680 khz; 500 w -U, DA -1. Box 869 from AM. Format: Adult contemp. Lee Winslow, stn ft. Stereo. Box 2276 (88240). (505) 393 -1551. Arroyo (88101). (505) 762 -4411. Curry County Broadcasting mgr; Steve Simmons, prog dir. Rates: $10.85; 10.85; Broadcasting Corp. (acq 12- 17-81). Rep: Riley. Format: Inc. (acq 10-24 -80). Net: MBS. Rep: Weiss & Powell. 10.85; -. C &W. Jack Maley, pies & gen mgr; Ken Weeks, gen sls mgr; Scott Roberts, prog dir; Terry Weeks, mus dir; Format: C &W. Spec prog: Farm 12 hrs wkly. C. Newel KNDN(AM) -Aug 1, 1957: 960 khz; 5 kw-D, DA. 1515 Frank Volz, prom mgr; Barry O'Conner, chief engr. Jones, pies & gen mgr; Greg Steinman, mus dir; Karen W. Main (87401). (505) 325 -1996. Basin Broadcasting Rates: $11.50; 10.92; 11.50; 10.35. Cooper, news dir; Dewey Pierce, farm dir; Jerry Antine, Co. Format: Navajo Indian. Jim Gober. gen partner; chief engr. Rates: $14; 14; 14; 14. Dale Felkner, gen mgr; Sandra Schoepflin, gen sls KUUX(AM) -Aug 8, 1938: 1480 khz; 5 kw-D, 1 kw -N, KTQM- FM- Co-owned with KWKA(AM). March 1, mgr; Wilbert Begay, prog dir; Fred Greyeyes, mus dir; DA -2. 1515 N. Dal Paso (88240). (505) 393 -3137. 1963: 99.9 mhz; 100 kw. Ant 360 ft. Prog sep from Minnie John, prom dir; Bradley Link, news dir; James Cottonwood Communications Corp. (acq 12 -80). Net: AM. Stereo. Format: Adult contemp. Rates: Same A. Doiron, chief engr. Rates: $10; 10; 10; 10. AP, MBS. Format: Hit Country. Spec prog: Sp 8 hrs, as AM. relg 6 hrs, farm & ranch 2 hrs wkly. Bob Flotte, pres; `KNMI(FM) March 18, 1980: 88.9 mhz; 410 w. Ant Bob Wbod gen mgr; Camille M. Wood, gen sls mgr; KZZO(FM )-February 1982: 107.5 mhz; 100 kw.
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