6:00 am
570 KVI Hardwick
710 KIRO Jim Gearhart
850 KTAC Dudley
1000 KOMO Larry Nelson
1090 KING Don Hemingway
1360 KMO Ed Dollar
1400 KTNT Bruce Vanderhoof
10:00 am
570 KVI Greg Aust
710 KIRO Ross McGowan
850 KTAC Don Patrick
1000 KOMO Del Olney
1090 KING Mike Brody
1360 KMO John Hayden
1400 KTNT Dick Weeks – Personal Choice
12:00 Noon
1400 KTNT Glenn Brooke
1:00 pm
570 KVI Jim French
2:00 pm
710 KIRO Mark Wayne
850 KTAC Bruce Cannon
1090 KING Bill Gardner
3:00 pm
1000 KOMO Don Cannon
1360 KMO Jay Alan
4:00 pm
570 KVI Dick Cross
5:45 pm
570 KVI Bob Robertson – Sports
6:00 pm
570 KVI Dick Cross
710 KIRO Bill Yeend
850 KTAC Bobby McAlester
1090 KING Gary Mitchell
1400 KTNT John Todd
7:00 pm
570 KVI Tracy Steel
1000 KOMO Bill McDonnell
8:15 pm
1400 KTNT Tacoma Twins Baseball
10:00 pm
570 KVI Theater of the Mind (Old Time Radio Programs)
850 KTAC Donovan
1090 KING Dan Foley
1360 KMO John Trimble
11:00 pm
570 KVI Tracy Steel
1400 KTNT John Todd
12:00 Midnight
570 KVI Don Fuhrman
710 KIRO Grant Nielsen
1000 KOMO Lloyd Allen
1400 KTNT Sign Off
2:00 am
850 KTAC Paul Chambers
1090 KING Jim Martin
[Tacoma News Tribune]
*** Oddly enough, the Tacoma News Tribune did not list the lineup for KJR or KOL during the 50s, 60s, and 70s. The paper stopped running radio listings at some time in the 1980s.
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