Re: Fwd: Ninety Watts? I Think Not

[dan.strassberg@att.net]

Carberry hasn't owned WROL in probably two years. He sold it to Salem for $11 
million or thereabouts--heck of a good price for a daytimer. He does own WCRN 
as well as 1220 in Providence and maybe still owns WACE 730 in Chicopee. The 
only one of his stations that I can hear any longer is WCRN. As far as I can 
tell, WCRN's operation is strictly according to the book. The pattern changes 
are right on schedule and there is no doubt that the night power is quite a bit 
lower than the day power. Of course, WCRN has an application on file to 
increase its night power to 50 kW. That ought to motivate just about any AM 
station to obey the rules. But WCRN seemed to be pretty scrupulous even before 
its application for higher night power was filed.

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> IIRC Ken Carberry still owns WROL, right?   I think he's also got a history 
> of not caring too much about following the rules and/or performing proper 
> maintenance on his properties.