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Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 13

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Corptuf CljriStt Caller ime callaroon A13 Friday Auguit 30 2002 Bush sets fund-raising records president uses office to help parly as predecessors have done Eagle Creek purchased KSIX from the Vann Kennedy family ItetiiMdy ASTROS IWOMAI games including this game against North Texas will continue said Scott McConnell assistant sports information director at the University of Texas At the moment the equipment is still housed in Eagle offices and KSIX is broadcasting only nationally syndicated Associated Press news Michigan-based Eagle Creek purchased KSIX KZTV Channel 10 and Laredo TV station KVTV from the Vann Kennedy family in January Eagle Creek owns seven television stations in other markets but interested in getting into the radio business according to Dale Remy general manager "Strategically we see (KSIX) as part of our Remy said "Selling it was our strategy from the very St Louis-based Pacific Broadcasting plans to stick Pacific's familiarity with the market made the station an attractive purchase Withers added Pacific Broadcasting already owns three radio sta-1 tions in Corpus Christi: -KKPN-FM1023 (The Planet) 1 KPUS-FM104S (The1 Octopus) and KCCG-FM1073 (The Rock) The Octopus will broadcast IceRays hockey games in the fall The sale must be approved by the Federal Communications Com-mis- sion a process that will likely take several months Until then KSIX will be operated under a local marketing agreement a type of contract in which Eagle Creek can lease its license to Pacific 'which then supplies the pro- gramming and sells the com- mercials Neither Eagle Creek nor Pacific would say how much was paid for the station Contact Brendan Walsh at 886J763 or waIshb9caHercom Sports reporter George Vondracek contributed to this report the Longhorns Associated Press 1LITTLE ROCK Ark -President Bush blazed new records' in raising campaign cash Thursday as events in two states his 49th and 50th fund-raisers of the year pushed his total to nearly $110 million and provided fresh evidence that money is the oxygen of American political life Republicans once accused Bill Clinton of trading presidential prestige for political donations Now the GOP controls the White House and Bush is cashing in on his cachet too commander in chief has become the fund raiser in chief And not just this president any said Art English a political science professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock who watched Clinton rise from the state house to the White House Ibne in to KSIX-AM1230 at 7 pm Saturday with all-talk format though the lineup be worked out until the middle of next week at the earliest according to Jim Withers the executive vice president starting from a clean slate looking at all of their programming and seeing what Withers said strong signal and lYaiktont Basil warn during a fund-rabar In Uttto Rock hi on Thursday tyspuMkaus ones accused fonuar President B9 Clnton of trading presidential prestige for political donations but Busk to raising campaign funds for kimsolf and other candidates in a similar maunor At fund-raising of figures released by the events Bush collected $11 White House and the GOP million for three GOP candi- campaigns dates in Oklahoma and numbers far surpass Arkansas according to at this point in his Associated Press tabulations presidency I RS PROBLEMS? 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