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95.7 XHQS, 104.5 XHERS, 90.3 XHIS Question for David

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thebeach33445

Hi David,
Question for you. On September 12, 1981 95.7 XHQS, 104.5 XHERS, 90.3 XHIS went off the air cause of a strike. All 3 stations went back on the air on November 2, 1981. Would you know what formats 90.3, 104.5, and 95.7 went back to? In the article it said all 3 went back to Spanish formats but didn't say what kind.

Thanks for your help on this one David.

Tommy C.
 
thebeach33445 said:
Hi David,
Question for you. On September 12, 1981 95.7 XHQS, 104.5 XHERS, 90.3 XHIS went off the air cause of a strike. All 3 stations went back on the air on November 2, 1981. Would you know what formats 90.3, 104.5, and 95.7 went back to? In the article it said all 3 went back to Spanish formats but didn't say what kind.

Thanks for your help on this one David.

Tommy C.
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104.5 came back as Latina, with a Spanish language AC format.

XHIS only stayed in Spanish until August 1, 1983 and I do not know what it did in the interim. I know nothing about XHQS.
 
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