I've seen the Bay Area Radio Museum blogs about Harold Camping selling 106.9 FM to CBS in trade for KFRC "The Big 610" and I seen the famous case in the 1970's when CBS bought 97.3 from Camping and CBS sold 98.9 to KMPX so Camping can get 106.9. Where can I find the Documents that prove that CBS has bought some of the Camping Stations in other cities besides San Francisco.
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Has CBS bought other Harold Camping stations in other cities besides San Fran?
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They haven't. The only other stations I'm aware of Camping having sold are KEBR-FM 100.5 Sacramento (now KZZO and now owned by CBS, but it was a different owner that bought it from Camping initially), KECR-FM 93.3 San Diego (now Clear Channel's KHTS-FM) and the second iteration of KEBR-FM on 89.3 in North Highlands/Sacramento (now KQED relay KQEI).
I've said it before, but apparently Camping would rather sell to a secular group than to sell to any Christian orgnization that disagrees with him theologically, which would be just about everyone else. I would have rather seen them sell to a Christian group that might actually do something constructive with it, but apparently that isn't happening, which is no big surprise. :
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