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In recent books, WCBM has had share numbers roughly one-half to one-third WBAL's. WCBM's numbers have mostly held steady, while WBAL's numbers have declined. WBAL said this was a factor in their decision to drop Rush and emphasize local programming. Rush replaces convicted Watergate burglar G. Gordon Liddy insuring the time slot will continue to be occupied by a host with a criminal record.Limbaugh added to WCBM lineup on June 1Conservative voice bounces back from WBAL cancellationBy Rob Hiaasensun reporterOriginally published May 24, 2006He's back where he began in Baltimore radio.Syndicated conservative talk-show host Rush Limbaugh, canceled on WBAL-AM in March after a decade on the Baltimore station, joins WCBM-AM's talk-show lineup June 1. Limbaugh, who will still be heard on WBAL until May 31, replaces talk show host G. Gordon Liddy on WCBM in its noon-to-3 p.m. weekday time slot. ...(Limbaugh) was first heard in Baltimore on WCBM in 1990. Then a 10,000-watt station, WCBM eventually lost Limbaugh's popular call-in talk show to the much-larger WBAL. In March, the station announced a renewed focus on local news and hosts and canceled Limbaugh's program. The 50,000-watt WCBM had an opening. ....Limbaugh joins the station's local and syndicated lineup, which includes Tom Marr, Sean Hannity and Les Kinsolving.READ MOREhttp://www.baltimoresun.com/features/lifestyle/bal-to.limbaugh24may24,0,7343852.story?coll=bal-artslife-today