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597:. Subsequently, a press release was issued on November 28, 2014, where Ron Polluconi announced that "finally after 38 years the KISN call sign and radio signal will return to Portland via the FM airwaves". On May 1, 2015, at 9:51 a.m. KISN-LP commenced broadcasting 24 hours a day 56 years later to the day when the original KISN launched in 1959. KISN DJ's include Tom Brooks (G. Michael McKay), Dave Spacek, Craig Adams & Steve Lloyd.
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an FCC fine of $ 2,000 in 1962. Three years later, the commission ordered the station to cease and desist from linking itself to
Portland on its air and fined the station $ 20,000. In January 1966, KISN was allowed to increase power to 5,000 watts and relocate its transmitter site to 4615 NE 158th Avenue, east of the
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took effect. Read retired in 1940, and
Sackett bought back the shares; the next year, KVAN was authorized for a power increase to 500 watts. Two years later, Sackett filed to move KVAN to 930 kHz and broadcast at night for the first time, but this was denied by the FCC. Instead, three years
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Indianapolis being granted a series of short-term renewals, the last being a six-month probationary renewal in 1969. On December 2, 1970, after a nine-month internal
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Vancouver, the transmitter had been moved to the Oregon side of the state line after going to 1,000 watts in 1947. For the station, that posed a regulatory problem. Despite being a Washington company running a station licensed to Washington, when the station took
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advertising from a
Washington brewery, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission claimed jurisdiction over the station because the transmitter was in Oregon. At the time, state law did not allow liquor advertising before 10 p.m., and that prompted the station to lose the advertiser.
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on July 12, 1978. The applicants merged in 1979 under the Fort Vancouver Broadcasting application, enabling the FCC to issue a construction permit. The new station took the call letters KKSN—the KISN calls having been assigned to
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85:91-derful KISN, Yours Truly KISN, The Mighty 91
1605:"KISN Goodguys", feedback.pdxradio.com archive
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986:. p. 2
744:"Decisions"
715:"Decisions"
588:Mount Scott
95:Language(s)
90:Programming
2917:Categories
1483:"KKSN(AM)"
601:References
513:adult hits
407:Don Steele
191:1976-09-02
2812:KKPZ 1330
2807:KXET 1150
2342:call sign
2129:frequency
568:low-power
542:Vancouver
227:"Kissin'"
221:Call sign
117:Ownership
70:Frequency
2869:See also
2769:Historic
546:Portland
446:Supremes
343:format;
268:AM radio
82:Branding
2800:Defunct
2760:WPHG710
2735:KYQT-LP
2730:KYCH-FM
2715:KXRW-LP
2710:KXRU-LP
2690:KWJJ-FM
2675:KVRN-LP
2670:KVBE-LP
2635:KQRZ-LP
2620:KPRP-LP
2590:KPDQ-FM
2575:KOUV-LP
2570:KOPB-FM
2560:KNUM-LP
2510:KISN-LP
2495:KIEV-LP
2490:KICN-LP
2465:KFFP-LP
2460:KFFD-LP
2440:KDOA-LP
2430:KBSF-LP
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2027:KYQT-LP
2022:KVRN-LP
2012:KQRZ-LP
2007:KBSF-LP
1977:KNUM-LP
1972:KICN-LP
1579:May 11,
1548:May 29,
1522:May 29,
1496:May 27,
1456:May 27,
1427:May 27,
1399:YouTube
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641:May 11,
582:, from
580:KQSO-LP
576:95.1 FM
561:KISN-LP
509:KYCH-FM
491:KYCH-FM
310:History
300:KISN-LP
266:was an
223:meaning
189: (
174:1959-11
172: (
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