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Author Topic: KETX Livingston, Houston AM move-ins and Mike_O  (Read 342 times)
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« on: June 10, 2007, 01:02:40 AM »

I didn't remember to check on them the last time I was near Livingston, but I noticed that KETX 1440 filed notice with the FCC that they had returned to air a few months ago.  That came after the station was dogged with technical problems (mainly the transmitter) and the death of the owner.  So the question is how are they sounding these days?  And what about the FM (92.3)?  Is the audio any better at all?

While looking around I found an old post describing the KETX troubles and a few FCC filings from southeast Texas AM's, some of them Houston area move-ins.  The applications had some really funny wording, as noted in classic Mike_O fashion: www.radio-info.com/smf/index.php/topic,61791.msg435159.html#msg435159 Here's the summation from our departed friend:

"I don't know which Application to nominate as the most [EDIT] bunch of [EDIT] sent to The FCC from SE Texas.  {I hope the moderator appreciates that I am editing my own posts to save them time for more pressing matters.}  No wonder nothing gets done at The FCC, they are too busy laughing their asses off.

Mike O shaking head in [EDIT] disbelief"

Chuck Tiller mentioned that we could write a book about Mike_O.  Hopefully his "summation" would be on page one. 
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