KSLR

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KSLR 630 AM is a San Antonio, Texas area Salem Communications owned Christian Talk Station. KSLR airs national programs such as Dr. D. James Kennedy , Focus on the Family w/ Dr. James Dobson, Dennis Rainey, Hank Hanegraaff, Chuck Swindoll, Chip Ingram, Alistair Begg, Dawson McAllister and James Dobson. KSLR also airs numerous local radio shows such as Dr. Ed Skidmore, Rick Godwin, and Allen Randolph.

1977 – John Walk hired at KSLR-FM 1984 – Salem purchased 96.1 KSLR-FM – Mel Taylor GM 1986 – Salem sold FM for cash and 630 KMAC-AM, changed calls to KSLR-AM, Roy Butler hired 1988 – Salem sold KSLR-AM to Communicom Corporation of America (of Denver) – Bob Lepine GM, Mary Dockery GSM 1990 – September, Dave Gordon hired – December, Roy Butler re-hired 1992 – July, Bob Lepine resigns and joins Family Life Today with Dennis Rainey, Carl Dean GM 1993 – Mary Dockery resigns 1994 – August, Salem reacquires KSLR-AM, Carl Dean stays with Communicom, John Walk interim GM 1995 – January, John Walk resigns, Jeff Crabtree GM 1997 – July, Jeff Crabtree resigns, Dave Gordon interim GM, Take A Stand with Adam McManus show debuts on KSLR 1998 – February, Mary Dockery GSM 1998 – July, Dave Gordon resigns, Mary Dockery GM, Jim Vance GSM 1999 – Pat Rodgers hired 2000 – February, Dave Gordon OM 2000 – September, Salem acquires 930 KLUP-AM, Pat Rodgers morning show 2002 – January, Sonny Melendrez hired for middays on KLUP, Baron Wiley producer 2002 – February, Mary Dockery resigns, Dave Gordon GM, Baron Wiley OM 2002 – July, Pat Rodgets resigns, Sonny Melendrez KLUP morning show 2003 – March, Jim Vance resigns 2003 – July, David Ziebell GMS 2004 – July, Dave Gordon resigns, David Ziebell GM, James Herring GSM


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San Antonio, Texas AM radio stations (Arbitron #29)

 KTSA 550 | KSLR 630 | KKYX 680 | KSAH 720 | KTKR 760 | KSJL 810 | KONO 860 | KLUP 930 | KBIB 1000 | KDRY 1100 | KRDY 1160 | WOAI 1200 | KZDC 1250 | KAHL 1310 | KCOR 1350 | KGNB 1420 | KCHL 1480 | KEDA 1540 | KWED 1580 


See also: SA (FM) (AM)

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