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U.S. & Canadian Markets M-Z
Miami - Fort Lauderdale - West Palm Beach
Milwaukee
Monroe, Louisiana
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New York City
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New York State-Finger Lakes Region
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| Canandaigua |
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| WECQ 101.7 Central New York's First Quadraphonic Station (1974) |
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| Watkins Glen |
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Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
| The Summer of 1973 WIFI 92 Boogie Bumper Sticker |
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Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Providence
Richmond
Rochester
Saint Louis
San Diego
San Francisco - San Jose
Scranton - Wilkes-Barre
Seattle
South Bend
Syracuse
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| Do you remember this station? WJPZ was an unlicensed AM station on the air from 1972 until the early 1980's. Operating at 50 watts on 1200 Kilohertz, the transmitter was base mounted on the current FM 88 WAER tower on the roof of the Dey Hall Building on Comstock Avenue in the Syracuse University area. The WAER tower and building structure was used for the grounding system. The signal was local for 3 miles and it's fringe area reached Fulton, NY, 25 miles away. The format was Top 40. The studios were located on the second floor of a home on Waverly Avenue. A dedicated phone line was used to get audio from the studio to the transmitter. When i visited WJPZ one saturday afternoon in 1974, Bob, who was filling in on the air, was a full time air announcer for Utica's WTLB AM 1310.The staff used a Gates mono board, russco turntables and cart machines. "Z Rock 1200" ran a tight Top 40 format with great jingles and commercials.They were a non-profit station that had a small news department, a request line, live on air contests and wasn't affiliated with WAER. Overnight's, WJPZ would rebroadcast WKFM at 104.7 MHz in Fulton, an automated Top 40 station. They sounded as good as other Syracuse area stations. |
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Tampa
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Utica
Ware, Massachusetts
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