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Aberdeen’s KAYO rides into Olympia (1999)

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September 1999 – The Olympian



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  • December 15, 2024 at QZVX

    QZVX Admin says:

    Smith’s KAYO had an LMA with 920 KGHO in the mid-late 90s and the call letters eventually became KAYO, for a short time. (see AM Radio page on this blog)

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