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Oregon KHPE -107.9 FM- Albany, OR 'KBCW -91.9 FM- Mcalester, OK KRKT -990 AM- Albany, OR KTLV -1220 AM- Midwest City Radio Stations on the Internet 'KHIM -97.7 FM- Mangum, OK www.altustoday.com Oregon KHPE -107.9 FM- Albany, OR 'KBCW -91.9 FM- McAlester, OK www.khappy.com www.kcscfm.com KRKT -990 AM- Albany, OR KTLV -1220 AM- Midwest City. OK www.krktcountry.com www.ktiv1220.corn KRAT -97.7 FM- Altamont, OR 'KMSI -88.1 FM- Moore, OK www.krat.com www.oasisnetwork.org 'KZNX -89.7 FM- Astoria, OR WWLS -640 AM- Moore, OK www.kzoe.org www.thesportsanimal.com KVMX-107.5 FM- Banks, OR www.mix1075portland.com KBIX -1490 AM- Muskogee, OK www.bossjock.com KICE -940 AM- Bend, OR www.x94.com KHTT-106.9 FM- Muskogee, OK www.khits.com KNLR -97.5 FM- Bend, OR www.knr.com KMUS-1380 AM- Muskogee, OK 'KOAB -91.3 FM- Bend, OR www.allpraise.com www.opb.org KKNG -93.3 FM- Newcastle, OK KEHK -102.3 FM- Brownsville, OR www.kkng.com www.hawk.fm.com KRIG -104.9 FM- Nowata, OK 'KLVP -88.7 FM- Chenyville, OR www.bartlesville.corn/radio www.klove.com KATT-100.5 FM- Oklahoma City, OK KDCQ -93.5 FM- Coos Bay, OR www.katt.com www.kdcq.com KJYO -102.7 FM- Oklahoma City, OK KMHS -1420 AM- Coos Bay, OR www.kj103fm.com www.kmhsradio.com KOMA -1520 AM- Oklahoma City, OK KYSJ -106.5 FM- Coos Bay, OR www.komaradio.com www.kkdy.com KOMA -92.5 FM- Oklahoma City, OK KEJO -1240 AM- Corvallis, OR www.komaradio.com www.kejoam.com KFLY-101.5 FM- Corvallis, OR KQCV-800 AM- Oklahoma City, OK www.kflyfm.com www.bottradionetwork.com KLOO -1340 AM- Corvallis, OR KTOK-1000 AM- Oklahoma City, OK www.news1340.com www.ktok.com KLOO -106.1 FM- Corvallis, OR KTST -101.9 FM- Oklahoma City, OK www.kloo.com www.thetwister.com 'KLCC -89.7 FM- Eugene, OR KVSP -1140 AM- Oklahoma City, OK www.klcc.org www.kvsp.com KRVM -1280 AM- Eugene. OR KYIS-98.9 FM- Oklahoma City, OK www.krvm.com www.kyis.com 'KRVM -91.9 FM- Eugene, OR 'KYLV -88.9 FM- Oklahoma City, OK www.krvm.com www.klove.com 'KWAX -91.1 FM- Eugene, OR www.kwax.com KTSO-94.1 FM- Okmulgee, OK www.play931.com 'KWVA -88.1 FM- Eugene, OR www.gladstone.voregon.edu / -kwva KLOR -99.3 FM- Ponca City, OK www.theeteamradio.com KZEL -96.1 FM- Eugene. OR www.kzel.com KPNC -100.9 FM- Ponca City, OK www.eteamradio.com KDUK -104.7 FM- Florence, OR www.kduk.com WBBZ -1230 AM- Ponca City, OK 'KLFO -88.1 FM- Florence, OR www.wbbz.com www.klcc.org 'KARG -91.7 FM- Poteau. OK KGBR -92.7 FM- Gold Beach, OR www.afr /net www.kgbr.com KPRV-1280 AM- Poteau, OK 'KAPK -91.1 FM- Grants Pass, OR www.business.clnk.com/kpry www.atr.net KZBB-97.9 FM- Poteau, OK 'KMHD -89.1 FM- Gresham, OR www.kzbb.com www.kmhd.org KXOJ -100.9 FM- Sapulpa. OK KLDR -98.3 FM- Harbeck- Fruitdale, OR www.kxoj.com www.kldr.com KGFF -1450 AM- Shawnee, OK KUIK -1360 AM- Hillsboro, OR www.kgff.com www.kuik.com 'KOSU -91.7 FM- Stillwater, OK KIHR -1340 AM- Hood River, OR www.kosu.org www.kihrk105.com KTLQ -1350 AM- Tahlequah, OK KFLS -1450 AM- Klamath Falls. OR www.talequah.com/okcountry www.klamathradio.com 'KAZC -88.3 FM- Tishomingo, OK 'KTEC -89.5 FM- Klamath Falls, OR www.thegospelstation.com www.oit.edu/ -ktec *KAYE -90.7 FM- Tonkawa, OK 'KEOL -91.7 FM- La Grande, OR www.north -ok.edu www.eou.edu/ KBEZ -92.9 FM- Tulsa, OK KKJZ -106.7 FM- Lake Oswego, OR www.kbez.com www.kkjz.com KCFO -970 AM- Tulsa, OK KGAL-1580 AM- Lebanon, OR www.kcfo.com www.kgal.com KJSR -103.3 FM- Tulsa, OK KSHO-920 AM- Lebanon, OR www.star103fm.com www.ksho.com KMOD-97.5 FM- Tulsa, OK KXPC -103.7 FM- Lebanon, OR www.kmod.com www.kxpc.com KRMG-740 AM- Tulsa, OK KSND -95.1 FM- Lincoln City, OR www.krmg.com www.ksnd.com KTBZ -1430 AM- Tulsa, OK 'KSLC -90.3 FM- McMinnville, OR www.sportsradio.com www.linfield.edu/kslc KVOO-98.5 FM- Tulsa, OK 'KLVB -730 AM- Medford, OR www.kvoo.com www.klove.com 'KWGS -89.5 FM- Tulsa, OK KMED -1440 AM- Medford, OR www.kwgs.org www.kmed.com 'KAYM -90.5 FM- Weatherford. OK 'KLRF -88.5 FM- Milton -Freewater, OR www.afr.net www.lifetalk.net KWOX -101.1 FM- Woodward, OK KTHK -97.9 FM- Milton -Freewater, OR www.k101online.com www.kthk.com Broadcasting & Cable Yearbook 2001 D-772 .
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