Re: [IRCA] KTRB Farewell to Modesto

[Scott Fybush <scott@xxxxxxxxxx>]

This is interesting! The 860 license is, of course, moving to San 
Francisco. But when they sign it off from Modesto, that starts the 
one-year clock running to get it back on the air - or to lose it 
forever. And I don't think construction on the new 860 San Francisco has 
started at all.

Rich, any way to get a recording of the last half-hour of KTRB? I'd love 
to hear the end of this historic station!

s

Richard Toebe wrote:
> This morning KTRB 860 is running a loop around 15 minutes long with a 
> condensed history of the station... they mention that KTRB is scheduled to 
> sign off from Modesto, CA 73 years to the day they signed on.  Check out the 
> website www.modestoradiomuseum.org as they say KTRB signed on June 19, 1933. 
> They are signing off at 9 am on Monday, a half an hour from now as I write 
> this.
> 
> They also mention the coming of the new 840 KMPH facility (not KPMP as FCC 
> list shows).  The company also operates KMPH-FM (KTRB and KMPH once 
> simulcasted) and on TV26.
> 
> Rich Toebe
> Vacaville CA
> 
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