- company's
stations to ABC. In 1963, Taft
purchased several stations from
Transcontinent Television Corporation: WDAF-AM-FM-TV in
Kansas City, Missouri, WGR-AM-FM-TV...
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Wrather merged Marietta Broadcasting into Buffalo, New York-based
Transcontinent Television Corporation. One of KERO-TV's best
remembered shows was Cousin...
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National Theatres the next year.
Under National and
subsequent owner Transcontinent Television Corporation, WDAF-TV
largely coasted on the news
image it...
- WDAF-AM/FM/TV in
Kansas City, and
eventually became known as
Transcontinent Broadcasting.
Transcontinent merged with Taft
Broadcasting in 1964.
During the 1960s...
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Broadcasting with Buffalo, New York–based
Transcontinent Television Corporation. In 1964, as part of
Transcontinent's exit from broadcasting, the KFMB stations...
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unincorporated Rockingham County. That year,
Allman sold the WSVA
stations to
Transcontinent Television of Buffalo, New York, with NBC
executive Hamilton Shea as...
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consideration given the station's vast and
mostly mountainous coverage area.
Transcontinent Television Corporation, a Buffalo, New York–based
media firm, acquired...
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station to
existing AM
station KFMB (760 AM)
under the
ownership of
Transcontinent Television Corporation, the
station signed on as KFMB-FM on 100.7 FM...
- and
television outlets on the market. In 1956, WHAM-TV was sold to
Transcontinent Broadcasting,
which owned WGR
radio and WGR-TV in Buffalo; the new owners...
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Wrather then sold his
broadcast interests to Buffalo, New York-based
Transcontinent Television Corporation in
early 1959. A
second KFMB-FM
station signed...
