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The radio ruikio that proclaimed baelf birthplace of and fa tistcr television Station were slut down by the stations' operation manager because the owner failed to pay employee' talarie Anthony Parham operation' manager for both WNBS radio and WNBS-TV laid ho toe them off the air after their owner Troy Cory refused to pay employees salaries and failed to fulfill a promise to make funds available for their salaries by 10 am CST Friday At this time be still has Dot made the funds available to my employees so I personally shut the Station Parham laid The stations remained off the air today Parham a four-year employee of the station became operations manager only a few weeks ago after moat of the employees walked out and filed affidavits against Cory for non-payment of sericea Parham laid Cory demanded last BG radio stations sign off flie air Bowling first radio station WLBJ-AM signed off die air for die last time Friday night according to station Manager Dean Maggard 'The counterpart WCBZ-FM 967 MHz also has signed off but will return pending completion of the sale of that station i WLBJ which got its call letters from its first owner LB Jenkins went on the air June 25 1940 at offices now at the site of Johnson-Vaughn Funeral home at Fairview Avenue The station moved its studios about a mile down the road to Scott Lane in 1961 Maggard said He said die reason for the going of the air was an economic decision made by its owners Bahakel Communications of Charlotte NG They sold die FM to Target Communications which hasn't taken control just Maggard said was coming down to what they were going to do to the AM are really a dying breed all over the he said hardly give diem away let alone sell one unless your a news or talk radio Target based in Georgia transformed Russellville radio station WBVR-FM (1011 MHz) into a regional country music giant about six years ago and purchased the WCBZ this summer Part of the deal was that the station would be upgraded to 25000 power increase Approval is pending with the Federal Communications Maggard said their plans are I he said going to be retained as a consultant for a few months and help make the transition for Target and die FM No plans have been made to dispose of the AM equipment but the FM equipment at Scott Lane and perhaps its transmitter on Briggs Hill will be removed Maggard said DailyiNows Tl Mr CSy Drily (US'S 431-MO) yubHriwt My Simriya atom ar 1 13 00 MS 11400 pa yaa by Nan PuMaM Co 413 Co-oo at Barilny Wnn Ky 43101 Booonp pomooprida4ariripaoaiKy Bond aWeeo ehanoee le Pa Cy Ooy Nan PO Boo P0013 Borilnf Qraon Ky 43103-4013 BUBBCmomON KATES BY CAKKIEK 1 aao Bov or ftM 1 40 Sunoqr orty 10 apofc My antiwar on BueacKriTTON KATVS BY MAX-Bwoai Loom Birior AAon EOntoooon Barron Wormt Todd ririoanbap OMa Sravoan Hal lloaoKo an Mono eoxroioo Pay aao a odnnoa 13 mm Si 1300 oka PS trie 4 ooa 4 00 oka BM to 4 oa 43240 pna 148 1 4 4140 pka 40 SALE $999 ONE CARAT TOTAL WllGHT DIAMOND BAND Reg 1 695 Seven marquiseshaped diamonds set in rich 14K gold SALE $99 FRESHWATER PEARL NECKLACE Reg 1 75 1 8 of lustrous "cherub freshwater pearls caught wilh a 14K gold clasp SALE $399 SAPPHIRE RING Reg $695 Pear-shaped sapphire presented in a fashionable 14 gold and diamond chevron design FINE JEWELRY 7 fate CAHNERiKNOTTCO ia Ny w04-13 Oma 11 00 04 Pas oo auo 41 40c 9 04 4320 pria 1 4 4 'S40 put 41 Kp raaama mua add 4 partar Or ann -1l oa t'4t 04 S740t 04 4 Ott 1 an 14 TS I rial dnaa not -not aaoar a Boariy pan a N1110B wriara pat aodaeoeya aal Waaaetal aaa-nar Biay cal Crio 10:00 4JB ana a aay aa ao a PHONE 24 HOURS: KY RESIDENTS l-t00-SS2-C230 OR COUECT FROM ANYWHERE NILE (502)711-1111 CHARGE IT ON YOUR OC CHARGE DGCOVTR CARD VISA MASTERCARD OR AMERICAN EXPRESS GREDMDOD MAIL BOWLING GREEN.