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Various Radio Station Logos

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Jason Remington

(((Admin/Editor | Airchecks | CONTACT))) KTOY (WA) | KVAC (WA) | KDFL (WA) | KONP (WA) | KBAM (WA) | KJUN (WA) | KRPM (WA) | KAMT (WA) | KASY (WA) | KBRD (WA) | KTAC (WA) | KMTT (WA) | KOOL (AZ)

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  • pugetsound says:
    February 16, 2017 7:31 pm
    I believe the KAPY logo was from the years Charles Herring owned the station.

    Steven Smith says:
    February 17, 2017 1:27 pm
    I remember the Kism sticker. It was in the time frame of that sticker that the station became much more of an audience magnet in the market. They were becoming a dominant music station. Probably mid to later 1980s years.

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