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The M Street Journal Radio's Journal of Record 304 Park Ave The M Street Journal Radio's Journal of Record 304 Park Ave. S., 7th Floor, New York, NY 10010 PHONE (212) 473 -4668 FAX (212) 473 -4626 KAHL GETS THE MESSAGE: Somebody had to go standards in the Bay Area after KFRC's surprise decision to abandon the format. Given KFRC's overhead, it wasn't surprising that the station that finally decided to make a move went with Unistar's AM Only. The surprise was that the new standards outlet wasn't KKHI --whose owner, Buckley, does AM Only in Syracuse and Hartford --but simulcast AC outlet KABL which won't pick up the "Magic" name or any of the airstaff from the former KFRC. Standards represents a full -circle of sorts for KABL which began life in the late '50s as a "good music" outlet under Gordon McLendon before that format mutated into beautiful music. This week's other news begins on page 5. Full format details follow. FORMAT CHANGES ( # change accompanies new ownership) ( // simulcast) formerly becomes AZ Glendale (Phoenix) KNNS -1360 news SEN - sports Tucson KCRZ -107.5 country trad. CW // KCUB (KCUB and KCRZ are simulcasting on a trial, pre -LMA basis) CA Fowler (Fresno) KRGO -1220 silent to be Spanish (KRGO had been simulcasting KOQO; it is building new studios) Fresno KQPW -101.9 dance CHR KOQO -FM, Spanish // AM Oakland (San Fran.) KABL -960 soft AC // FM Unis. - standards Riverside trad. country KOOJ, CW "OJ 92.7" CO Boulder (Denver) KHIH -94.7 # jazz religion (10 /1) (KHIH enters an LMA -to -buy with Salem Communications) Denver KHOW -630 # AC // FM talk FL Mexico Beach (Panama) WEBZ -99.3 soft AC SMN - standards Seffner (Tampa) WQYK -1010 talk adds Unis. /CNN - news GA Gainesville WLBA -1130 silent regional Mexican (WLBA is now operated with WAOS -WXEM Atlanta) IN New Haven (Ft. Wayne) WJFX -107.9 urban SMN - urban AC MT Missoula KGRZ -1450 standards SMN - country Sidney (Williston) KGCX -1480 country reported silent Sidney (Williston) KGCH -FM -93.1 country reported silent NE Bellevue (Omaha) KKAR -1180 news, talk KOIL, Unis.- standards news, Omaha . KOIL -1290 # country // KXKT KKAR, talk NJ Atlantic City WAYV -95.1 CHR hot AC Millville (Atl. City) WBSS -FM -97.3 dance CHR CHR NY Newburgh WGNY -1220 all news adds SMN -stds, talk Trumansburg (Ithaca) WPIE -1160 # soft AC, easy, AC JSN - country NC Taylorsville WACB -860 religion country /oldies hybrid OH Cleveland WERE -1300 news, talk brokered talk (WERE keeps CNN News and MBS -Larry King) Cleveland WWWE -1100 news, talk adds Unis. - Imus Oak Harbor (Sandusky) WJZE -97.3 new. new AC "Jazzy 97.3" Toledo WCWA -1230 oldies, talk SMN- standards, talk (WCWA drops Larry King and Pat Buchanan but keeps Jim Bohannon) PA Altoona WVAM -1430 country news, talk, sports (WVAM's nets are Mutual, CNN, and American Sports Network) Erie WRIE -1260 sports talk SMN - oldies Erie WVZB -94.7 new WFGO, oldies (WFGO is an LMA with crosstown WJET) Olyphant (Scranton) WINH -95.7 sports WKQV, SMN - cl. rock (WKQV continues to run Imus in mornings) September 1, 1993 Vol. 10 No.35 ROBERT UNMACHT and PAT McCRUMMEN, Publishers SEAN ROSS, Associate Editor Copyright 1993 M Street Corporation. All rights reserved. No portion of The M StreetJoumal may be copied, faxed, retransmitted, or reproduced in any form without the written permission of the publishers. ISSN 1052 -7109 The M StreetJournal is published weekly except the last week of December. Subscriptions are available for $99 per year, which includes a copy of the annual M Street Radio Directory. Subscriptions are also available for $30 per quarter. The directory is available separately for $36.95. www.americanradiohistory.com THE M STREET JOURNAL page 2 Sep. 1, 1993 FORMAT CHANGES (cont'd) TX Corpus Christi KRYS-1360 country // FM SMN Real - CW El Paso KROD-600 oldies, talk SEN -sports, talk Rosenberg (Houston) KMIA-104.9 regional Mexican tropical // KMPQ VT Burlington WEZF-92.9 adult contemporary hot AC WA Dishman (Spokane) KEYF-1050 oldies // FM tourist info WV Charleston WCAW-680 AC // FM Unis. - standards Milton (Huntington) WNST-1600 oldies // FM Unis. -cl. rock // FM Milton (Huntington) WAEZ-FM-106.3 oldies Unis. - classic rock NEW STATIONS: APPLICATIONS ( * non -commercial station) ( & reapplication) ( + competes with existing application) IA 100.3 Sibley 6000 w, 1561 ft 21st Century Radio Ventures, Inc. MS 90.9* Tupelo 3500 w, 420 ft American Family Assn. Returned /Dismissed Applications TX 99.7+ Amarillo (R) Northstar Communications Co. NEW STATIONS: ACCEPTED FOR FILING TN 91.3* Coalmont 8 -24 -93 Grundy Bcstg. Co., Inc. NEW STATIONS: GRANTS NY 107.5 Endwell 3000 w, 328 ft Maurice F.A. Battisti 89.9* Noyack 3000 w, 543 ft Sacred Heart University, Inc. TX 99.7 Amarillo 6000 w, 328 ft William R. Lacy TRANSLATORS /BOOSTERS /SYNCHRONOUS XMTR: GRANTS CA K240BW -88.7* Death Valley 100 w (h) , KNPR Death Valley Nat Hist. NM K288E0 -105.5 Raton 81 w (h), KHFM Raton Arts & Humanities K274AC- 102.7* San Augustin, etc. 81 w (h), KENW-FM Eastern New Mexico U. K221DM -92.1* Wagon Mound 163 w (h), KENW-FM Eastern New Mexico U. CONSTRUCTION PERMIT ACTIVITY AZ KCCF(CP) -1100 Cave Creek granted extension of time FL WWFT(CP) -107.9 Key West requests extension of time (3rd) WFBA(CP) -990 Miami granted extension of time GA WGOR -94.3 Martinez requests extension of time to move to 93.9 MHz, incr to 13000 w, 456 ft, DA HI KHNR-650 Honolulu granted reinstatement of expired permit to change to DA -1, chg xmtr location KIFO-1380* Pearl City granted extension of time to increase to 10000 w day and night IN WWIP(CP)-105.9 Wabash requests extension of time (2nd) IA KOAK-FM-95.3 Red Oak granted extension of time to increase to 20400 w, 364 ft MI WTRK-89.1 Bay City on the air WCUZ-FM-101.3 Grand Rapids requests extension of time (3rd) to change to 26000 w, 702 ft MN KBRF-1250 Fergus Falls granted extension of time to add DA -2 MO KLTQ-96.5 Sparta increases to 50000 w, 492 ft NV KTHX-101.7 Reno increases to 2790 w, 495 ft NJ WKXW-101.5 Trenton ' changes to 19000 w, 804 ft NM KROL(CP)-99.5 Las Cruces requests extension of time NY WMXV-105.1 New York requests extension of time to change to 6000 w, 1361 ft OH WJZE-97.3 Oak Harbor on the air OK KTFR(CP)-100.7 Claremore requests extension of time KRIG-94.3 Nowata increases to 3500 w, 433 ft PA WVZB-94.7 Erie on the air WXXZ(CP)-107.9 Port Matilda requests extension of time TN WPGB(CP)-88.3* Blountville requests replacement of expired CP TX KHHT-93.3 Killeen granted petition for reconsid. for CP to install auxiliary system VT WCVR-FM-102.3 Randolph moves to 102.1 MHz, increases to 10800 w, 436 ft VA WBKW(CP)-91.5 Dublin requests extension of time VI WVNX(CP)-97.1 Charlotte Amalie requests extension of time (2nd) WV WAMN-1040 Green Valley moves to 1050 kHz; 1430 w days, 200 w nights, ND www.americanradiohistory.com THE M STREET JOURNAL page 3 Sep. 1, 1993 FACILITIES /PARAMETERS: APPLICATIONS ( & reapplication) [docket number] AL (CP) -95.7 East Brewton change to 2300 w, 489 ft WLXY -100.7 Northport increase to 11500 w, 400 ft, chg xmtr location, class C3 CA KTOM-FM-100.7 Salinas change to 1400 w, 2385 ft FL WOKC-FM-103.1 Okeechobee modify CP to decrease to 482 ft, change main studio and xmtr location, [92 -203] GA WCEH-FM-103.9 Hawkinsville increase to 10500 w, 495 ft, change xmtr location, class C3, [92 -112] ID KJDE-102.5 Sandpoint modify CP to to change xmtr location IA KCCQ-107.1 Ames move to 105.1 C3, increase to 13000 w, 387 ft, change xmtr location, [92 -155] MI WCVM(CP)-94.7 Bronson change to 4800 w, 364 ft, chg xmtr loc. MO KDEE(CP)-100.1 Cameron change to 820 w, change xmtr location NY WOWB-105.5 Little Falls change to 2265 w, 151 ft WBLI-106.1 Patchogue incr to 45000 w, 515 ft, chg xmtr loc. OK KZCD-94.3 Lawton increase to 50000 w, 347 ft, class C2, [92 -178] OR KDBS-840 Eugene modify CP to make changes in antenna system PA WZXR-99.3 South Williamsport modify CP to decrease to 405 w TN WLJJ(CP)-105.7 Union City change xmtr location TX KONO-860 San Antonio make changes in antenna system WA KISW-99.9 Seattle install auxiliary antenna system FACILITIES /PARAMETERS: GRANTS CA KNOB -1050 Frazier Park operate xmtr by remote control KFI -640 Los Angeles install auxiliary antenna system GA WHEL(CP) -105.1 Helen change to 1680 w, 613 ft, chg xmtr loc. MI WWWW -FM -106.7 Detroit install new auxiliary system NE KNCY -FM -97.7 Nebraska City change xmtr location, class Cl, [90 -472] OH WHOT -1390 Youngstown increase to 9500 w days, make changes in antenna system TX KLVL -1480 Pasadena direct measurement of antenna power VA WKDV -1460 Manassas direct measurement of antenna power WA KONA -FM -105.3 Kennewick correct coordinates PROPOSED STATION TRANSFERS ( 314 asset sale, 315 transfer of control, 316 reorganization) AL WKQR -101.9 Citronelle 316 from United Broadcasting of Citronelle to Lyn Communications, Inc. WMCZ -97.1 Millbrook 314 from Clinton Enterprises, Inc. to Capitol Communications, a G.P.
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