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• KRAC abstract "KRAC (1370 AM) is an American radio station broadcasting a talk radio format. Licensed to Quincy, California, USA, the station is currently owned by Tom F. Huth. KRAC has been granted an FCC construction permit to move its transmitter to a new site, from which it will operate with 4,000 watts daytime and 200 watts at night. The city of license will change to Red Bluff, California.KRAC first signed on the air in 1963 under the call letters, KQCY (K-Quincy). The FCC granted the license for the 1370 AM frequency for daytime operation only at a paltry 500 watts (to protect the signal of KEEN, in San Jose, which was a 5000 watt station also on 1370). KQCY was allowed to sign on at 6:00 AM, but had to sign off at sunset (in winter, that meant the station went off the air at 4:45 PM).KQCY originally used a modified RCA transmitter that had been used on a naval ship during WWII. The studios and transmitter were located in East Quincy behind a bowling alley. In the late 1960s, the call letters were changed to KPCO (K-Plumas County). It was in the early to mid-70s that KPCO reached its greatest success. In 1976, the station moved to new state of the art studios in downtown Quincy, and a new 5000 watt transmitter was installed at the old site. From 6:00 AM to 8:00 AM, local personality Andy Anderson, who was also Quincy’s Fire Chief, hosted a country music program. The rest of the day, programmed by Stan Castles who had large market radio experience in Texas, KPCO became a tightly formatted Top 40 radio station. Personalities who went on to radio careers elsewhere included Chris Marker and Steve Rusk. KPCO was also the primary source for daily news in Plumas County. A half hour local newscast was broadcast each morning from 8:00 to 8:30, with a live call in talk show “People's Dialogue” from 8:30 to 9:00. There were hourly newscasts throughout the day with extended news programs at noon and 4:00 PM. News directors included Tom Guarino and Dan Adams, who went on to KHSL-TV in Chico, CA and eventually on to KXTV, News10 in Sacramento for 27 years.In the early 1980s, KPCO was granted a license to broadcast full-time, and its commitment to Plumas County expanded as its signal strength increased to include much of the county. In the 1990s, longtime owner Ralph Wittick sold KPCO, which began a slow decline. As other radio stations signed on the air in Plumas County, KPCO was no longer the only choice. By the late 1990s, KPCO abandoned music and adopted a conservative talk show format. After a series of changes in ownership, KPCO went off the air in 2007.According to FCC records, the station went temporarily silent in 2007 due to financial problems. The station changed its call sign from KPCO to KRAC on August 28, 2009.".
• KRAC alias "Talk Radio 1370".
• KRAC broadcastArea Plumas_County,_California.
• KRAC broadcastStationClass "B".
• KRAC city Quincy,_California.
• KRAC facilityId "54978".
• KRAC frequency "1370000.0".
• KRAC programmeFormat Talk_radio.
• KRAC sisterStation KBJK.
• KRAC sisterStation KBLF.
• KRAC sisterStation KMYC.
• KRAC sisterStation KOBO.
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• KRAC area Plumas_County,_California.
• KRAC branding "Talk Radio 1370".
• KRAC city Quincy,_California.
• KRAC class "B".
• KRAC facilityId "54978".
• KRAC format Talk_radio.
• KRAC frequency "1370.0".
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• KRAC name "KRAC".
• KRAC owner "Tom F. Huth".
• KRAC power "500".
• KRAC power "5000".
• KRAC sisterStations KBJK.
• KRAC sisterStations KBLF.
• KRAC sisterStations KMYC.
• KRAC sisterStations KOBO.
• KRAC subject Category:1963_establishments_in_California.
• KRAC subject Category:Radio_stations_established_in_1963.
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• KRAC type RadioStationsEstablishedIn1963.
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• KRAC comment "KRAC (1370 AM) is an American radio station broadcasting a talk radio format. Licensed to Quincy, California, USA, the station is currently owned by Tom F. Huth. KRAC has been granted an FCC construction permit to move its transmitter to a new site, from which it will operate with 4,000 watts daytime and 200 watts at night. The city of license will change to Red Bluff, California.KRAC first signed on the air in 1963 under the call letters, KQCY (K-Quincy).".
• KRAC label "KRAC".
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• KRAC name "KRAC".