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            Articles in this issue include:

AAA (was Re: Suburban New York City Radio News)        (b.j. mora)
Begin the Beguine                    (Bolt )
Confused about city of license                (slutsky)
Re: **RADIO WATCHERS REPORT - Boston **            (Scott D Fybush)
WPXY AM    Rochester becomes WHTK                (Scott D Fybush)
Re: Greaseman FAQ                    (Paul Richards)
Mediumwave DX                        ("ASE::HIGGINS"    )
Re: Chicago AM 1000 now    officially WMVP            (Rob Schaller)
Re: Chicago AM 1000 now    officially WMVP            (Aaron Barnhart)
Re: Chicago WLUP now officially    WMVP            (William Pfeiffer)
Re: Radio Mystery Theater Update            (David A. Kaye)
Sound Money                        (SGRIFFITH)
Re: Subcarriers    on TV??                    (David A. Kaye)
Re: How    well do    SF/SJC twin stations KDBK/KDBQ do in th    (David A. Kaye)

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Subject: AAA (was Re: Suburban New York City Radio News)
From: [e-mail] (b.j. mora)
Organization: NETCOM On-line Communication Services (408 241-9760 guest)

[e-mail] (Steven J. Sobol) writes:
>[e-mail] (David A. Kaye) writes:
>>
>> : >1.  WEHM 96.7 FM for East Hampton which is partially owned by Billy
>> : >Joel and Christie Brinkley has changed its format from AC to Adult
>> : >Album Alternative also known as AAA.  They are now aiming for a
>> : >25 to 44 audience.
>>
>> Pardon my high density head here, but what exactly is Adult Album
>> Alternative?  The only "alternative" music I'm familiar with is stuff
>So that's what AAA means!

>I would imagine it's the new format played by WENZ Cleveland, KNDD Seattle,
>WWCD Columbus, etc., with a heavy new music/progressive/college music format.
>Just a guess....

yes to WWCD, but not WENZ or KNDD, which i would describe as "alternative" or
"new rock" or "top 40/modern."  See this week's _Billboard_ magazine.
R&R in the past would have called AAA "eclectic AOR," which are typified
by KBCO and WXRT.

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Subject: Begin the Beguine
From: Bolt <[e-mail]>
Organization: NONE


Now you did it, you've got me singing it! ....To my knowledge Tony Martin
had the most popular recording of that Cole Porter Classic.

"It brings back the sound of music so tender"

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Brian Bolt
Radio Broadcasting Program                  Phone   : [phone] X3261
Mohawk College                            FAX     : [phone]
135 Fennell Ave. West,
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada         Internet:[e-mail].
L8N 3T2                     _
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Subject: Confused about city of license
From: [e-mail]
Organization: NONE

I am confused about the FCC rules on the city of license of radio stations.
For example WYNY-FM (103.5) is licensed to Lake Success, NY which is a
bedroom community in Nassau County just over the city line.  When WYNY
gives its legal ID they say "WYNY Lake Success - New York City"
They actually slur the Lake Success so one can barely make it out.
As far as I know there are no offices or other facilities in Lake
Success.  Are they required to maintain a mailing address there?

Several New York City stations are licensed to Newark, NJ.  For example,
WHTZ (Z-100) is licensed to Newark, but its facilities are in nearby
Secaucus, NJ.  Are they required to "serve" the city of Newark.  Should
they have public service programming for Newark?

On the other hand there are stations licensed to suburban cities or
counties that do appeal to a local audience.  WFAS and WVOX in Westchester
County are examples.

I am just curious about knowing the exact FCC regulation on this matter
and how should radio stations adhere to it.

Bruce Slutsky

I have no stake in the radio business, I'm just an avid listener

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Subject: Re: **RADIO WATCHERS REPORT - Boston **
From: [e-mail] (Scott D Fybush)
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA

[e-mail] (Paul Ryack) writes:

>What is the status of WVEI, Worcester, MA, which has been simulcasting
>WEEI?  Do the Celtics own it, too?  Is it included in the deal?
>Could those of us in western Mass. induce Group W to re-activate
>WBZA in Springfield, since they seem to be in an expansionistic
>mood   ;-)  ?

The Celtics do not own WVEI.  It is owned by Xen Zapis, who also
owns WAAF-FM 107.3 (the stations began life as WAAB AM-WAAF FM).

WEEI leases the WVEI signal for $2 million a year...and I suspect
Westinghouse would not continue the practice.  I think there are
other signal improvements we can afford to make.

[For those unfamiliar with the situation, WEEI's 590 kHz signal
is nulled very sharply to the west to protect WTAG-580 in
Worcester MA, 5 kw 45 miles to the west.  In 1991, when WEEI
became all-sports, they began leasing AM-1440, then WFTQ, in
Worcester to simulcast their signal.  Ratings have been poor
to nonexistent for 1440-WVEI.]

As for WBZA, current FCC rules would make it impossible to
reactivate.  Do you have problems getting WBZ in Northampton?
I've gotten a crystal-clear stereo WBZ signal during the
day parked just underneath the old WBZA towers in Springfield,
100 miles west of Boston.


-=Scott Fybush - [e-mail] - W B Z Boston=-

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Subject: WPXY AM Rochester becomes WHTK
From: [e-mail] (Scott D Fybush)
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA

The subject line says it all.  Pyramid's WPXY AM
Rochester, which had been simulcasting Pyramid's WPXY-FM (97.9) and
its CHR format, is now "Hot Talk 1280," WHTK(AM).

WHTK is being operated by the Lincoln Group (WHAM 1180 - WVOR 100.5 -
WEZO 93.3) and will be purchased by the Lincoln Group, pending FCC
approval.

WHTK carries Imus in the morning, Gene Burns in the afternoon,
Don and Mike at night, Liddy in middays, and Unistar news, along
with some local news from WHAM's newsroom.  No decision has
been made as to whether WHTK will pick up WPXY-AM's Red Wings
(AAA) baseball contract.

WHTK operates on 1280kHz with 5000 watts, directional day and night, from
a transmitter at South Winton Road by the Barge Canal in
Brighton NY (less than a mile from my family's home).

The station went on the air in 1947 as WVET, owned by the Veterans
Broadcasting Company.  In 1961 it and WVET-TV 10 (a shared-time
operation with WHEC-TV 10) bought out WROC-TV 8 and WROC-FM 97.9.
WVET-AM became WROC-AM; WVET-TV signed off.  Studios moved at
that time from 17 S. Clinton to the WROC facility at 201 Humboldt.
WROC-AM/WPXY-FM were sold in 1980, moved to 55 St. Paul Street,
and the AM calls changed to WPXN.  Format at that time was all-news.
It changed to big bands in 1982, and the calls changed to WPXY-AM
and format to CHR simulcast in 1984.  In 1989 the format went
back to big bands, and in 1990 the format changed to "Kool
Gold" and the calls to WKQG.  The calls changed back to WPXY-AM
one last time in 1991, when the stations moved to 30 N. Union Street.

Under pyramid, 1280 operated in stereo (it was Rochester's first
stereo station).  I won't know until the next time I get back to
Rochester whether they're still in stereo.  WHAM is stereo, so
I imagine they'll keep 1280 in stereo as well.

I have a tape of the WPXY-WHTK transition available for trade...
160 minutes unscoped.

-=Scott Fybush - [e-mail]=-
Volunteer to be Rochester market watcher as well!











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Subject: Re: Greaseman FAQ
From: testnet![e-mail]
Organization: NONE

The date of the Greaseman appearance on the Larry King Show was
4-14-84.  The other DJ was Scott Shannon, at the time the PD
of new top 40 King Z-100 New York.  As pointed out by Bill
Shoemaker in alt.fan.greaseman, most of the calls were for
Greaseman...people who'd been stationed in Jacksonville,
calling from all over the country, people who'd sit at the beach
in South Carolina waiting for WAPE to go to day pattern, etc.
I have the tape of the show it runs 2 hours.  Please email
if you'd like to trade for a copy.

testnet![e-mail]

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Subject: Mediumwave DX
From: "ASE::HIGGINS" <@mdcgwy.mdc.com:[e-mail]>
Organization: NONE


[Moderator's Note:  Earl, mail to you keeps bouncing.  What to do? Bill]


Dear rec.radio.broadcasters and rec.radio.shortwavers,

Some mediumwave loggings made in the last six weeks or so from
Saint Louis, Missourri, USA using an unmodified, barefoot
Sony ICF2010.

All loggings are new catches for me.

==============================================================

 log  call    freq YY/MM/DD Cent Country, State, City
 num  letters kHz.          Time

 824  WYNK    1380 93 09 20 1940 USA     LA    Baton Rouge
                   f atop mess, KASP off, C&W, FM101.5 IDs & s/off,
                   apparently doesn't use its assigned 82w night power

 825  WENK    1240 93 09 26 0000 USA     TN    Union City
                   f o/jumble, many area high school footbl scores, ID

 826  KSIM    1400 93 09 26 0000 USA     MO    Sikeston
                   atop, full s/off by m, Star Spangled Banner

 827  ----     535 93 10 15 2200 Turks&Caicos  South Caicos
                   g o/noise, Spanish religion, anncd // 1330 kHz New York City,
                   "Radiovision Christiana" ID, EE ID; new stn, ex-530 kHz. It
                   moved to avoid QRMing Bahamas beacon ZLS. Bad move; now it
                   QRMs Grenada!

 828  WHAK     960 93 10 17 1745 USA     MI    Rogers City
                   g/alone, end of nx by w, ID (no legal ID) & s/off by m,
                   Instrumental Star Spangled Banner

 829  CHUM    1050 93 10 17 1840 Canada  ON    Toronto
                   g, many "Chum" IDs during Blue Jays World Series tlk

 830  KSCJ    1360 93 10 18 0820 USA     IA    Sioux City
                   weak, alone in post sunrise, Sioux City car dealer ad

 831  ----    1020 93 10 18 1940 Turks&Caicos  Grand Turk
                   strong o/u KDKA, rel, all EE, "Caribbean Christian Radio"
                   IDs by m; New station

 832  WERC     960 93 10 19 1750 USA     AL    Birmingham
                   g, local ads then "Newsradio 96 WERC" ID by m while
                   looking for WHAK relog

 833  WCGO    1600 93 10 20 2000 USA     IL    Chicago Heights
                   exc, way o/nulled local KATZ, AdCon, lcl px, ads,
                   legal ID

 834  WYFN     980 93 10 21 1810 USA     TN    Nashville
                   g o/KMBZ, KSGM off (yeah!), Christian mx, ID

 835  WGSF    1210 93 10 21 1820 USA     TN    Bartlett
                   g o/u KOKK, s/off then long vocal SSB

 836  WAFS     920 93 10 22 1755 USA     GA    Atlanta
                   strong in WGNU teletalk null, canned rel & ID

 837  WNIV     970 93 10 22 1800 USA     GA    Atlanta
                   g, call ID after rel

 838  WHA      970 93 10 22 1805 USA     WI    Madison
                   exc o/all briefly, legal ID after NPR nx
                   into pledge drive

 839  WTSO    1070 93 10 22 1805 USA     WI    Madison
                   g o/mess, ID by w after Ai nx

 840  WYLS     670 93 10 23 0000 USA     AL    York
                   DXT: g, slow legal CIDs o/Cuba in WMAQ null

 841  WWIT     970 93 10 26 1800 USA     NC    Canton
                   f in mess, "WWIT Canton-Clyde" legal ID by m

 842  WMBI    1110 93 10 26 1810 USA     IL    Chicago
                   g in KFAB null, local rel px, phone #,
                   ID by m before s/off

 843  WONE     980 93 10 30 1800 USA     OH    Dayton
                   f, two call IDs by m o/u KDAB-AR, KSGM silent

Also, the other morning unneeded KIIX-600 Wellington CO was absolutely
BLASTING in about 0700 Central, 1200 GMT. This would be on their 500w
pre sunrise power I believe. Many "60 Kicks" IDs after CBS nx. Assumed
it was pesty WMT at first; glad I stuck around for ID.

73 and good DX,


Earl Higgins

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Subject: Re: Chicago AM 1000 now officially WMVP
From: [e-mail] (Rob Schaller)
Organization: Motorola Inc.

In article <2b76sc$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Gene
Fornario) wrote:
>
> In article <2asujj$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Oliver Tse) writes:
>
> >Chicago's AM 1000 finally identified itself officially as WMVP.
>
> Interesting... When did they drop the WCFL call?
>
> (You can tell I havn't been in the area for quite a while :))
>
> Gene--
>
> --
> [e-mail]

The WCFL call was dropped over ten years ago when the changed their
programming format from a top40 station to religious broadcasts.  Now
Chicago has another *@&!$& sports station, just what we need.  As a result
of the change, WLUP FM-98 is now mostly talk. Save us.  Incidently Gene, 60
miles SW of Chicago there is a radio station at 104.7 FM with the call
letters WCFL and the broadcast in the same format as the old WCFL you
remembered back in the '70s.


Rob Schaller
Email: [e-mail]
AOL Email: [e-mail]
Work Phone:[phone]

Form a bikepool today...ride a tandem to work!

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Subject: Re: Chicago AM 1000 now officially WMVP
From: [e-mail] (Aaron Barnhart)
Organization: Evanston, Illinois, U.S.A.

[e-mail] (Gene Fornario) wrote:
:In article <2asujj$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Oliver Tse) writes:
:
:>Chicago's AM 1000 finally identified itself officially as WMVP.
:
:Interesting... When did they drop the WCFL call?
:
:(You can tell I havn't been in the area for quite a while :))

Hooo dogie!  WCFL, "The Voice of Labor" and organ of the Chicago
Federation of Labor for many years, was sold to Christian broadcasters
in 1984.  For three years they valiantly competed with Channel 38
for the honour, "Wackiest Broadcasting Outlet in Chicagoland," before
selling in April 1987 to Evergreen Broadcasting, owners of WLUP-FM
("the Loop") and now WBLZ-FM ("the Blaze") and being christened WLUP-AM.

For six years WLUP-AM cleaned up.  At one point, with Jonathon
Brandmeier simulcasting to the AM and FM in the mornings, Kevin
Matthews middays, and Steve Dahl-Garry Meier in the afternoons,
AM 1000 had the second most lucrative audience (to WFMT, the
classical station) in the Chicago area.  But Brandmeier went to
afternoons, Steve and Garry broke up, and AM management decided
to position the station as a 24-hour sports talker, hence the
new call letters, WMVP-AM.

Readers of r.r.b. wishing to track the latest news of the Loop
family (or soap opera, take your pick) are invited to send mail
to

[e-mail]

They will be added to LoopList, a discussion group where people
with too much time on their hands, like me, post news and info
on the station.

-- Aaron Barnhart

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Subject: Re: Chicago WLUP now officially WMVP
From: [e-mail] (William Pfeiffer)
Organization: Internet Radio Journal


Aaron Barnhart wrote:

} [e-mail] (Gene Fornario) wrote:
} :Interesting... When did they drop the WCFL call?
} :
} :(You can tell I havn't been in the area for quite a while :))
}
} Hooo dogie!  WCFL, "The Voice of Labor" and organ of the Chicago
} Federation of Labor for many years, was sold to Christian broadcasters
} in 1984.  For three years they valiantly competed with Channel 38
} for the honour, "Wackiest Broadcasting Outlet in Chicagoland," before
} selling in April 1987 to Evergreen Broadcasting, owners of WLUP-FM
} ("the Loop") and now WBLZ-FM ("the Blaze") and being christened WLUP-AM.

Everyone keeps thinking that WCFL went from TOP-40 to religious.  That
is not the case.  There was a brief stint of 'easy-listening' music
followed by a well programmed, but terminally pretentious format
called 'Lifestyle Radio" which was like a radio-magazine for the
tragically trendy.  When it flopped, then came the Jesus People.

As for the Wackiest format, you gotta tune in to WYCA 92.3 in Hammond.
They run the most bizzarre circus of preacers you ever have heard.
I exagerate not, Saturday Night Live and the National Lampoon would
have to go some distance to make 'satire' that is stranger than these
brokers on WYCA.   It is unbelievable.  I could not describe them and
I have NEVER heard a Christian station, brokered or not, that hosted
such an incredibly bizzarre troupe.

Oh, and "The Blaze is WWBZ.

} For six years WLUP-AM cleaned up.  At one point, with Jonathon
} Brandmeier simulcasting to the AM and FM in the mornings, Kevin
} Matthews middays, and Steve Dahl-Garry Meier in the afternoons,
} AM 1000 had the second most lucrative audience (to WFMT, the
} classical station) in the Chicago area.  But Brandmeier went to
} afternoons, Steve and Garry broke up, and AM management decided
} to position the station as a 24-hour sports talker, hence the
} new call letters, WMVP-AM.

Well, the LOOP will never be the same.  But then again what ever is?
I still think they blew it by futzing around with the winning formula.
The AM-Sports is dry compared to THE SCORE (WSCR-AM 820) who has a
very lively and irreverent feel.  Strange, the Score sounds more like
the old WLUP-AM then the current WMVP does.

Lets just hope they decide to uplink the FM format.  It only costs
$1500.00 a month for a stereo, hi-fi SCPC channel on a satellite!
That is chumo-change to Evergreen Media.

} Readers of r.r.b. wishing to track the latest news of the Loop
} family (or soap opera, take your pick) are invited to send mail
} to
}
} [e-mail]

I should join that.



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Subject: Re: Radio Mystery Theater Update
From: [e-mail] (David A. Kaye)
Organization: CRL Dialup Internet Access    [phone]  [login: guest]


[e-mail] (@ualr.edu) wrote:

: Mr. Brown tried at one point, unsucessfully, to get these shows back on
: the air (not just the old ones but new productions), but could not find
: enough stations to carry the episodes to make it worth his while.  He
: would like to get these shows back on the air at a national level, as he

Is he still trying commercial radio?  He's likely wasting his time.
Radio drama is being bought by non-commercial stations.  The successful
Star Wars series ran on public stations last year (early this year?), and
shortly there will be another Star Wars radio series produced.  Here in
the Bay Area it had such a big following that the entire series (12
episodes, I think) was rebroadcast.

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Subject: Sound Money
From: [e-mail]
Organization: NONE




Hi, all;

Just responding to Dan Krull's question regarding Sound Money.  The program
does, indeed, originate here at Minnesota Public Radio (out of D Control,
two doors down from where I write, to be exact) on Saturday mornings at 10
am central time.  If you have access to the Public Radio satellite system
on Galaxy IV, it is on Channel 9.  Bob Potter is a great host for this type
of program (he is also our Morning Edition host) because it is strongly
rumored that was the inspiration for Jack Benny's frugal miser character.
(That's a joke, Bob...)

For more information on Sound Money, I would recommend writing to us here.
The address is:

                       Sound Money
                       Minnesota Public Radio
                       45 E. 7th St.
                       St. Paul, MN 55101

I'll get in touch with Karen Tofte, the producer, and see what I can find
out.

Cheers.

Steve Griffith
Studio Engineer
Minnesota Public Radio
[e-mail]

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Subject: Re: Subcarriers on TV??
From: [e-mail] (David A. Kaye)
Organization: CRL Dialup Internet Access    [phone]  [login: guest]


[e-mail] wrote:

: A couple of years ago, I was subscribed to the local cable service, and I
: noticed that they carried the BBC World Service on a SAP signal with TNT, they
: carried CSPAN Audio I (relays of various other international broadcasters) on

By the way, the TV subcarrier system is the way the BBC is distributed to
its affiliates in North America.  I had throught BBS was on C-SPAN's
channel, though.

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Subject: Re: How well do SF/SJC twin stations KDBK/KDBQ do in their market?
From: [e-mail] (David A. Kaye)
Organization: CRL Dialup Internet Access    [phone]  [login: guest]


John Francini (@nntpd.lkg.dec.com:[e-mail]) wrote:

: b) How well did they do in the ratings (1) before the change, (2) after the
: change, and (3) in the latest Arbitrons?

Unmentionable.  The SF channel, 98.9 has never made money, according to
reliable sources (except once when it was bought for $100,000 via a
minority ownership preference ruling, then sold 3 years later for $3
million).  Viacom, the current owner, has not done well with it, which
accounts for its 3rd format change since your heard the "double 99"
format.  They're now KSRI/KSRY.


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