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Copyright Notice || Spokane Radio Towers
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Radiotowers.info (Remove the! Back to Main Spokane. Said to be the first station in Spokane to broadcast music. Licensed by Doerr-Mitchell Company - The first licensed commericial broadcast station in Spokane. Licensed by the Spokane Chronicle Newspaper. Humble beginnings to major market force. Claims to be the oldest operating station in Spokane. Started broadcasting in the late 1940s. KVNI - Coming Soon. The Voice of Spokane Valley from 1955 to 1985. KUDY etc - Coming Soon. Philco Bill's Web Pages.
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Early Days of Spokane Broadcasting
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What are the Early Days of Spokane Broadcasting? As I posthumously dedicate these pages to these two gentlemen, I hope to convey at least some of their passion to you, the readers, in these pages. Bill Harms - updated 25 August 2007. Jorgenson, Thorwald and Partlow, Carl. The Early Days of Spokane Radio. Or also called The Early Days of Spokane Broadcasting. Spokane, Washington. ca 1980. Back to Main Spokane. Said to be the first station in Spokane to broadcast music. KVNI - Coming Soon. Â 2016 Bill Harms.
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Contributor List
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The following are the kind folks who have contributed to the Spokane Radio History and Spokane Radio Tower web sites. Conrad Agte. Vector Broadcast. Jim Bender, Montanavision Media. Art Blum, artblum.com. Scott Fybush, fybush.com. Jaynie Dillon Jones, http:/ voice123.com/jayniejones. Tom Read, American Pioneer Broadcasters. Updated - 12 April 2009. Back to Main Spokane. Said to be the first station in Spokane to broadcast music. Licensed by the Spokane Chronicle Newspaper. KVNI - Coming Soon. Keep abreas...
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On Air with Thin Air Community Radio: Suicide by Cop -- I'd Have Jumped Too
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On Air with Thin Air Community Radio. KYRS 92.3 FM Thin Air Community Radio in Spokane, Washington - What is Community Radio? What is a mission statement? How does community control differ from corporate control? Who owns a community radio station? When is it appropriate to challenge the bylaws, the board, the managers, the programmers, yourself? Thursday, August 2, 2007. Suicide by Cop - I'd Have Jumped Too. I’d have jumped too. July 28th, 2007). Who do these cops think they are? Spokane Police Chief An...
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On Air with Thin Air Community Radio: KYRS Policy Discussion
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On Air with Thin Air Community Radio. KYRS 92.3 FM Thin Air Community Radio in Spokane, Washington - What is Community Radio? What is a mission statement? How does community control differ from corporate control? Who owns a community radio station? When is it appropriate to challenge the bylaws, the board, the managers, the programmers, yourself? Friday, November 23, 2007. At the KYRS Board of Director's first meeting on April 11, 2007, the issue of station policy was discussed. Perhaps because KBOO.
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Preface || Spokane Radio Towers
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Research has found at about 24 AM transmitter facilities in Spokane. As of this writing, there are 11 stations transmitting from 8 sites. Spokane has a very rich radio broadcasting history, from the days of Emil Olson and other wireless stations to the current day. For example, there is a station that according to station personnel is one of two in the USA that transmit from a rooftop employing an aerial counterpoise system. Another tower has a switch at the about the mid-point which connects and isolate...
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Early Days of Spokane Broadcasting
http://spokane.philcobill.com/early-days.php
What are the Early Days of Spokane Broadcasting? As I posthumously dedicate these pages to these two gentlemen, I hope to convey at least some of their passion to you, the readers, in these pages. Bill Harms - updated 25 August 2007. Jorgenson, Thorwald and Partlow, Carl. The Early Days of Spokane Radio. Or also called The Early Days of Spokane Broadcasting. Spokane, Washington. ca 1980. Back to Main Spokane. Said to be the first station in Spokane to broadcast music. KVNI - Coming Soon. Â 2016 Bill Harms.
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Copyright Notice || Spokane Radio Towers
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Radiotowers.info (Remove the! Back to Main Spokane. Said to be the first station in Spokane to broadcast music. Licensed by Doerr-Mitchell Company - The first licensed commericial broadcast station in Spokane. Licensed by the Spokane Chronicle Newspaper. Humble beginnings to major market force. Claims to be the oldest operating station in Spokane. Started broadcasting in the late 1940s. KVNI - Coming Soon. The Voice of Spokane Valley from 1955 to 1985. KUDY etc - Coming Soon. Philco Bill's Web Pages.
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About Me
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WHO IS THE AUTHOR OF THIS WEBSITE? With Toms encouragement and armed with Jorgenson and Partlows work, I received the impetus to go forward with this project. Since then I have spelunked into the FCC records at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland. But the most gratifying part of this project is getting to personally know many of the Spokane broadcasters for whom this is all about. I hope you enjoy these pages. Radiotowers.info (remove the "! Back to Main Spokane. KVNI - Coming Soon.
