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Miscellaneous Radio Services Miscellaneous Radio Services Miscellaneous Radio Services Miscellaneous Radio Services American Forces Radio & Television Service (AFRTS), Blue Ridge Communications Inc., Shortwave Radio United Nations, Audio -Visual Promotion & Distribution. Department of Defense, American Forces Info Service, Station WWRB, c/o Southeast Radio Church, Box 7, Room S -805, United Nations, New York, NY 10017. Phone: 601 N. Fairfax St., Alexandria, VA 22314. Phone: (703) Manchester, TN 37349 -0007. Phone: (931) 841-0492. (212) 963 -6982. Fax: (212) 963 -6869. E -mail: 428 -0616. Fax: (931) 728-6087. Web Site: www.wwrb.org. audio -visual @un.org. Web Site: www.un.org/ay. Melvin Russell, dir; Kathi Blevins, deputy dir WWRB Manchester, TN. Worldwide broadcasting utilizing Kofi Annan, ; Kensaku Hogen, under sec -gen for public March Reserve Base CA 92518 -2017. AFRTS Broadcast 5 shortwave transmitters and 6 major antenna systems info; Barbara Sue -Ting-Len, chief & audio -visual promotion Center, 1363 Z St., Bldg. 2730. Phone: (909) 413 -2201. Lt. (azimuths); 10 years of well established global audience. & distribution Col. Roberto Garza, commander, Bob Matheson, dir progmg; TV coverage of UN meetings & events & the production, Tom Weber, industry liaison. Family Stations Inc., 10400 N.W. 240th St., Okeechobee, promotion & distribution of documentary programs. All AFRTS has radio & TV outlets located in 177 countries FL 34972. Phone: (863) 763 -0281. Fax: (863) 763 -8867. major UN events are also recorded on audio for radio & on board U.S. Navy ships. AFRTS stns operate in 18 E -mail: fsiyfrOokeechobee.com. Web Site: distribution. Offices in 124 countries. countries providing rgnl & loc info to large concentrations www.familyradio.com. of U.S. forces. All of the entertainment progmg, U.S Harold Camping, pres/gen mgr; David Hoff, mgr intemational The Voice of the OAS, 17th & Constitution N.W., Washington, sporting events, & natl & international news is provided to department; Dan Elyea, engrg mgr DC 20006. Phone: (202) 458 -3986. Fax: (202) 458 -3930. the outlets either directly via international satellites from E WYFR Okeechobee, Fla. Twelve 100 kw transmitters & -mail: information- [email protected]:w' .oas.org. the AFRTS Broadcast Center at March Air Reserve Base, Von Martin, producer; Claudio Lessa, producer Calif., or through the AFRTS operated stns which insert two 50 kw transmitters in Florida. Bcstg on various frequencies, in English to Europe, Africa & the Americas (including their rgnl & Ioc radio drive -time programs & radio & TV Radio programs with news, interviews, info & music from news & spot announcements. A rgnl AFRTS service in Caribbean area), in German to Europe, in Russian to East Latin America. Concentrating on the acitivities of the Europe, in to in Europe delivers the AFRTS fed progmg & rgnl news & info Arabic West Africa, French to Europe, Organization of American States. via EUTELSAT to affils located in seven nations as well as North Africa & the Americas & in Spanish to Southern directly to cable head-ends, remote transmitters, and Europe, Central & South America, in Portuguese to Europe, WBCO Radio, 97 High St., Kennebunk, ME 04043. Phone: homes throughout Europe & the Middle East. The worldwide South America & West Africa, in Italian to Europe. Format: (207) 985 -7547. Fax: (207) 985 -7547 (same as phone; call Relg. AFRTS -TV progmg consists of: an entertainment service first for switch). E -mail: wbcq @gwi.net. Web Site: time shifted for the various parts of the globe & providing www.wbcq.com. Far East Broadcasting Co. Inc., Box 1, La Mirada, CA the best of U.S. network TV progmg; a news service WBCO Monticello, Me. International bcst shortwave 90637. Phone: (562) -4651. Fax: (310) providing nati & international news from CNN & the major 947 943 -0160. stn. Lease & program time available. 5.105 mhz, 7.415 U.S. networks; a sports channel providing sports news & E -mail: febc @febc.org. Web Site: www.febc.org. mhz, 9.330 mhz & 17.495 mhz. sporting events from ESPN, ESPN2 & the major U.S. networks; & a fourth service devoted to alternative Fundamental Broadcasting Network, cio Grace Missionary WEWN Global Catholic Radio, 5817 Old Leeds Rd., entertainment progmg primarily oriented on family -type Baptist Church, 520 Roberts Rd., Newport, NC 28570. Birmingham, AL 35210 -2164. Phone: (205) 271 -2900. programs from PBS & from U.S. cable TV channels. Phone: (252) 223-4600. Fax: (252) 223 -2201. E -mail: Fax: (205) 271 -2926. E -mail: wewn @ewtn.com. Web Site: AFRTS -Radio satellite progmg of two consists continuous fbn @clis.com. Web Site: www.fbnradio.com. www.ewtn.com. news info & sporting events svcs, a NPR service & David Robinson, engr R.W. Steltemeier, Michael entertainment svcs with music for practically all tastes & CEO; Warsaw, pres; Frank likes of AFRTS' authorized audience which is all active WBOH Newport, N.C. Broadcasts on 5.920 mhz 24 hrs Leurck, stn mgr; Thom Price, progmg dir; Jim Duffy, dir duty military & Department of Defense civilian personnel & a day. WTJC Newport, N.C. Broadcasts on 9.370 mhz 24 mktg; Dennis Dempsey, chief engr their families stationed overseas. Access to the AFRTS hrs a day. WEWN Vandiver, Ala. Catholic progmg in English & worldwide satellite svcs is restricted through the use of the Spanish, 24 hours a day, worldwide via shortwave & Scientific Atlanta Power-Vu MPEG -2 digital compression Good News World Outreach, Radio Station WRNO satellite delivered international AM -FM service. encoding system. Worldwide, Box 895, Fort Worth, TX 76101 -0895. Phone: (817) 654 -5125. Fax: (817) 492 -7015. E -mail: WJIE International Shortwave, Box 197309, Louisville, wmoradioemailup.net. Web Site: www.wrnoworldwide.org. KY 40259. Phone: (502) 968-1220. Fax: (502) 964 -4228. Radio Free Asia Robert E. Mawire, chmn/CEO E -mail: wjiesw @hotmail.com. Web Site: www.wjiesw.com. WRNO New Orleans. 50 kw shortwave transmitter Robert W. Rodgers, pres; Greg Holt, VP; Doug Rumsey, dir Radio Free Asia, 2025 M St. N.W., Suite 300, Washington, reaching North America, Central America, Europe and Far East. Format: news, DC 20036. Phone: (202) 530 -4900. Fax: (202) 530 -7798. talk (educational, Christian), sports, WJIE Millerstown, Ky. On two sw frequencies operating music. Web Site: www.rfa.org. 24 hours daily. Target areas: Europe & Asia. Also operates WJIE-FM on 88.5 mhz with 24.5 kw horiz, 18.5 kw vert in Richard Richter, pres; Patrick Taylor, CFO; Daniel Southerland, International Fellowship of Churches Inc., dba IMF Okolona, Ky. VP progmg/exrec editor; Craig Perry, VP project mgmt World Missions. Radio Station KIMF, 9746 6th St., Rancho Provides information, news & commentary about events Cucamonga, CA 91730. E -mail: james @plancktech.com. WMLK Radio, Assemblies of Yahweh, Box C, Bethel, PA in Asia & elsewhere. The service is intended to be a forum 19507. Phone: Broadcasts 5.835 11.885 mhz (717) 933-4518. Web Site: for a variety of opinions & voices from within Asian nations on mhz and with two 50 kw transmitters. www.assembliesofyahweh.com. whose people do not fully enjoy freedom of expression. Elder Jacob O. Meyer, pres La Voz de Restauration Broadcasting Inc., Box 56320, Branch offices in Metro -Manila, Phillippines; San Juan, Los Angeles, CA 90056. Phone: (323) 766 -2454. Fax: Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago; Leeds, England. WMLK Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (323) 766 -2458. E -mail: rmrestauracion @aol.com. Web Bethel, Pa. Bcstg to Europe & the Middle East 10 hours, Site: www.restauracion.com. six days each week, Sunday-Friday, with religious instruction content. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, (RFE/RL Inc.). 1201 Rene F. Molina, dir Connecticut Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20036. Phone: KVOH Rancho Simi, California Format: Sp. WNOM Inc., Group owner: F.W. Robbed (202) 457-6948. Fax: (202) 457-6992. Web Site: www.rferl.org. Broadcasting Co. 1300 WWCR Ave., Nashville, Thomas A. Dine, pres/CEO TN 37218. Phone: (615) Our Lady's Youth Center, 230 High Valley Rd., Vado, NM 255-1300. Phone: (800) 238 -5576. Fax: (615) 255 -1311. 110 00 Praha 1, NO Czech Republic, Vinohradska 1. 88072. Phone: (505) 233 -2090. Fax: (505) 233 -3019. E -mail: [email protected]. Web Site: www.wwcr.com. Phone: (420 -2) 2112 -1111. Operates KJES Vado, N.M. Fred P. Westenberger, pres; George McClintock, gen mgr; Bcsts to East Europe in Bulgarian, Czech, Slovak, Adam Lock, program dir; William Hair, chief engr Romanian, Lithuanian, Estonian & Latvian; bcsts to the Radio Miami International, 175 Fontainebleau Blvd., W WCR Nashville. Frequencies: 3.210 mhz, 5.070 mhz, Commonwealth of Independent States in Russian, Ukrainian, Suite 1N4, Miami, FL 33172. Phone: (305) 559 -9764. Fax: Belorussian, Armenian, Azeri, Bosnian, 5.935 mhz, 7.465 mhz, 9.475 mhz, 12.160 mhz, 15.825 Georgian, (305) 559 -8186. E -mail: into ®wrmi.net. Web Site: Tatar -Bashkir, Kazak, mhz. Kirghiz, Tajik, Turkmen, Uzbek. Also www.wrmi.net. bests to the former Yugoslavia in Serbian & Croatian, bcsts Jeff White, gen mgr; Kiko Espinosa, in Persian to Iran & in Arabic to Iraq. chief engr World Christian Broadcasting Corp., Operations Center, WRMI Miami. Stn sells block airtime for $1 /minute to 605 Bradley Court, Franklin, TN 37067 -8200. Phone: organizations wanting to reach any part of the Americas in (615) 371 -8707. Fax: (615) 371 -8791. E -mail: Broadcasting Board Cohen Bldg., of Governors, 330 any language. 7,385 & 9,955 & 15,725 khz shortwave, 50 dwardeworldchristian.org. Web Site: www.knls.org. Independence Ave. S.W., Rm. 3360, Washington, DC kw power. Charles H. Caudill, pres/CEO; Dale R. Ward, exec producer, Phone: 20237. (202) 401 -3736. Fax: (202) 401 -6605. Web Kevin Chambers, chief engr; Andy Baker, dev VP Site: www.bbg.gov /. Trans World Radio, Box 8700, Cary, NC 27512 -8700. Anchor Point, AK 99556. KNLS, Box 473. Phone: (907) Brian T. Conniff, exec dir Phone: (919) 460 -3700. Fax: (919) 460-3702.
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