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KFKU

Radio station of the University of Kansas (1924–1987)

KFKU was a Lawrence, Kansas AM radio station. It was licensed to the University of Kansas from its founding in 1924, until its suspension of operations

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KYYS

Radio station in Kansas City, Kansas

operated at 1090 kHz for its first months and then used 1180 kHz, shared with KFKU, the radio station of the University of Kansas. On November 11, 1928, as

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Media in Lawrence, Kansas

KWJC KWOD KYYS KZPT HD2 KZZ34 KZZ85 WDAF-FM WHB WRJE-LP Defunct stations KFKU (1250 AM) KGSP (90.5 FM) KITE (1590 AM) WHO WOQ (1300 AM) Nearby regions

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Lorenzo Fuller

American singer (1919–2011)

the University of Kansas, and while studying had a regular monthly show on KFKU radio. He was the first black performer to sing with the Kansas University

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Bob Dotson

(Penguin Random House, 2013), page 116 In 1966 Dotson became News Director of KFKU-KANU-FM in Lawrence, Kansas, and was a reporter and photographer for KMBC-TV

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Octavia B. Wynbush

African American author and educator

Sumner, she wrote a play titled "If A Man Dies", which was presented on KFKU, a radio station sponsored by the University of Kansas. In 1936, Wynbush

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Max Falkenstien

American radio sports announcer (1924–2019)

Falkenstien's biology class at Liberty Memorial High School trooped over to KFKU, then KU's 50-watt radio station, in the early 1940s. "Each of us had to

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