xerok造句

• It is not generally known that XEROK was live in only brief periods of operation due to Mexican government restrictions on foreign language programming.
• In the 80s, he did a brief stint at XEROK 80, another border blaster that was leased by Dallas investors Robet Hanna, Grady Sanders, and John Ryman.
• In spring 1975, XEROK was the highest rated top 40 radio station in the United States, with the possible exception of New York's WABC, according to Arbitron.
• "' CKLW "'is a 50, 000 watt, Class-A clear-channel station XEROK-AM in Ciudad Ju醨ez, Mexico, and other neighboring stations on the same frequency.
• For the station to be heard as far west as Arkansas, Iowa and Texas is impressive, given the station is not a " clear channel XEROK-AM across the river from El Paso, Texas ).
• XEROK continued for a few years with immense popularity in El Paso, and much of the Southwest, but was eventually overtaken by an FM top 40 station ( KINT-FM 97.5 ), as pop music listeners migrated to the FM band during the second half of the 1970s.
• In 1972, AM 800 began to broadcast taped Top 40 programming in English as XEROK, and XELO's daytime format moved to a new AM in El Paso, on 1060 KAMA . In 1985, KAMA moved to its new signal on 750, which operated 24 hours a day; the 1060 frequency became KFNA, now known today as KXPL.
• Around that time, a group of American investors  Grady Sanders, Bob Hanna, John Ryman and Bruce Miller Earle  leased the station and turned it into an English language top 40 radio station, with XELO being changed to XEROK . In the 1970s and into the 1980s, the station promoted itself as " X-Rock 80, The Sun City Rocker " due to its proximity to the " Sun City ", El Paso.