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audience". The FCC also placed restrictions on simulcasting, requiring more of FM programs to be original and adding substantially to programming costs. As debts mounted, former News
Director Edwin V. Johnson recalled, most of the staff was released. That left Johnson and an engineer playing all taped programs from the newly introduced Presto-brand commercial reel-to-reel tape recorders. Johnson, who joined the station in June 1951, changed his status to part-time, but remained until his retirement in 1985. WHAV-FM was dark by 1953 and its transmitter ended up 30 or so miles away at
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520:(AT&T) transmitter. At that time, Western Electric operated a manufacturing facility in the city. Russ predicted the station would cost $ 30,000 to $ 50,000, operate eight hours per day at the start and employ 11 people. One of the first delays in moving the station forward was a debate over the location of the tower.
547:(24 m) mast on the top would be erected for later FM transmission at 96.1 MHz. James B. Dunbar, commercial manager of the station, said The Gazette reached agreement with the City of Haverhill to swap its approved call letters of WHGF with the police department's radio station, WHAV. Al Taylor, recruited from
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programing of WCCM (800 AM) replaced WHAV on 1490 AM. WHAV formally changed its call sign to WCCM on
September 23, 2002. In 2004, the sports programming was replaced with oldies; in May 2005, while continuing with English-language programming in the daytime, an overnight block of Spanish-language
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s mistaken idea that FM-receiving sets would be readily available after the war, according to Mrs. Natalino. To work around the problem, WHAV worked with local bus lines to have FM music piped into buses. However, she said, the FCC banned the action when bus riders complained of being "a captive
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in Dallas, Texas. McLendon and Ted Husing handled all football broadcasts for the network. McLendon, who pioneered radio's transition into the television age, also hosted a show, "Great Days In Sports", which recreated great sports events from the past. WHAV joined
Liberty just as the nationwide
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WHAV-FM finally went on the air April 14, 1948. WHAV-FM, as was the custom of the day, simply simulcasted the AM programs. Despite its earlier frequency announcement, the FM station was licensed on 92.5 MHz. "FM broadcasting opens a new era for radio in
Haverhill. It will give WHAV a second
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in Boston to determine how best to design the studios. That may explain why the station's facilities convey a 1930s' appearance. The new one-story studio building contained two large studios – one containing the requisite piano – and a small announcer's booth. There was also a large lobby with a
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Haverhill, while a transmitting building would be built on Silver Hill. The first 160 feet (49 m) of the tower would be for AM transmissions at 1490 kHz, while an isolated 80-foot
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indicated its selection of Ayer's Hill was second to Silver Hill, a more centrally located city-owned parcel. Mayor Glynn and some alderman were willing to sell or lease the Silver Hill site, but others held out for using the site as a war memorial. J.R. Poppele, chief engineer of
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double-paned window looking into the largest studio. Offices, just off the lobby, included a newsroom with a built-in bin to capture teletype paper. The basement contained record storage areas, an announcers' lounge and the chief engineer's office and work area.
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made an appearance on the stations during the grand opening of the new studio building to promote what would be a Big Band format, said Jackie
Natalino, former music librarian, during a 1978 interview. On September 29, 1950, WHAV announced it would join "the
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Northeast Broadcasting Company in a distress sale stemming from an FCC investigation (initiated by copywriter Madolyn Roberts) into equal employment opportunity issues. The FM station went on to become WLYT and later
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Haverhill. The station would transmit at a frequency of 46.5 MHz (a frequency then assigned to FM) and use a 1,000-watt
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1347:Fybush, Scott (September 10, 2002).
1086:Fybush, Scott D (November 2, 1994).
466:and W279DH (103.7 FM) in Haverhill.
115:Boston Red Sox Spanish Radio Network
1534:"Costa Media Expands In Washington"
1437:Medaglia, Angelica (June 5, 2005).
1254:Haverhill Gazette, January 28, 1954
1233:Haverhill Gazette, January 18, 1949
1215:Haverhill Gazette, January 11, 1947
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1532:Venta, Lance (November 30, 2022).
1182:Haverhill Gazette, October 2, 1945
1117:"Facility Technical Data for WCCM"
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1413:"WZZD Flips to Conservative Talk"
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1145:Federal Communications Commission
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1584:Venta, Lance (August 30, 2024).
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1291:"Format Changes & Updates".
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1506:Jacobson, Adam (May 31, 2022).
1465:Fybush, Scott (July 30, 2007).
1411:Fybush, Scott (March 1, 2004).
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1369:"Format Changes and Updates".
1323:"Proposed Station Transfers".
672:America's Funniest Home Videos
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1467:"Lawrence's WCCM Moves Again"
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1306:"Bilingual Or 'Bye License".
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1586:"Station Sales Week of 8/30"
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815:On August 4, 2021, the "
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2346:Contemporary Hit Radio
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1325:The M Street Journal
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922:Salem, New Hampshire
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