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Is WCHE broadcasting before sunrise and after sunset legally?

Regarding the significance of WILM during the Hawkins' years:

Go back and look at Arbitron books during the 1990s. The ratings were there. Enough people found the station worth listening to. If often beat WDEL. If the station had an FM co-owned station to split the back-office costs with, or if it had invested in some automation equipment so it would not have to be staffed 24/7 live, it might have made a profit. Not bad for a 1,000-watt stand-alone station.

We can debate personal views on WILM all we want. The proof is in whether the public found it worth listening to. And they did.
 
Ah, Dave Williams! Remember what we did for the Caravel high school football games? That little disc I would remove before game time? WWTX deals with power "issues" during Blue Rock games.

But I don't remember WTUX and WNRK having different sign-offs. Worked for both, listened to both (a 15 year old listening to B/Ez? - yes I did when I couldn't hear WABC) and my feable brain tells me they signed-off at the same time. In December, it was 4:45pm at both. January was 5pm.
 
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