enjoying the new Jerry Williams book

[Kevin Vahey]

Donna

I am pretty certain that Jepko was never cleared in Boston. WITS did
pick up Nebel and then stayed with King in 78.

As I posted earlier Jepko was heard in this area on WBAL Baltimore and
his other 2 stations were WHAS Louisville and KSL Salt Lake which in
theory gave him nationwide coverage before mutual came calling.

On 3/9/08, Donna Halper <dlh@donnahalper.com> wrote:
> At 07:34 PM 3/9/2008, Dan.Strassberg wrote:
> >Are you saying that the sequence was Jepko, Nebel, King? My impression
> >is that Nebel (later with his wife as co-host) was on Mutual
> >overnights for quite a long time--not nearly as long as King, but
> >still a long time) and that Jepco was not on Mutual all that long, but
> >he was on KSL and at least one other 50-kW station for years and years
> >before he was on Mutual.
>
> Umm, I have his writings, his personal papers, and assorted other
> memorabilia, and I can assure you Herb was on Mutual FIRST.  First
> nationally syndicated late night talk show, 4 November
> 1975.  Cancelled on 29 May 1977, replaced by Nebel, which generated
> huge amounts of outrage.  Even the national media picked up the story.
>
>