"Left, right, whatever" talk station gone in D.C.

[Dan.Strassberg]

But the link says nothing about what happens to WFED 1050, the station
at which Bonnerville originated the federal news format. Bonneville
has (I believe) been granted a CP to increase WFED's day power from
the current 1 kW ND to 3 kW ND. The night power will remain a few tens
of watts unless/until Bonneville or a new owner finds a site where it
can construct an approptiate DA to protect WEPN and KYW and commits
the necessary $$$ to the project.

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Subject: "Left, right, whatever" talk station gone in D.C.


http://3wtradio.com/?sid=1457419&nid=24

Bonneville is dropping talk at its WWWT 1500/107.7 in Washington D.C.
They had tried a mixture of
"left, right and whatever we want" talk but apparently it's now gone
due to a "business decision".
The station had featured hosts ranging from Randi Rhodes to Neil
Boortz, Stephanie Miller to
Glenn Beck, Tony Kornheiser to Phil Hendrie, and Bill O'Reilly to
Jerry Doyle.