Sunny 102 to Launch Pop Format in Syracuse Market
A Syracuse radio executive plans Sunny 102 to swap to 1970s to 1990s pop hoping to attract women 25 to 54 now listening to WYYY FM. Cold, Kard numbers guided the decision as WRDS ad revenue stood at about 225000 this period while Y94 earned roughly 2690000 through July. The owner weighed activism against profit, noting the 1996 Telecommunications Act enabled big market station clustering and ads funding for growth.
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Urban radio bias in Syracuse heightens minority ownership loss
Salt City sold WHCD-FM to Clear Channel as larger groups pressure competition, while WRDS rose to No. 9 and drew youth listeners. Local experts lament minority ownership loss, note national ad bias and the need for targeted education to advertisers.
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Corrections Policy Advised by Herald Journal Staff
Herald Journal outlines how readers may report errors by contacting Tim Bunn deputy executive editor via phone 470 2240 during weekday business hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The notice emphasizes strive for full fair and accurate coverage and invites corrections.
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Herald Journal Customer Service and Subscription Rates Notice
The Syracuse Herald Journal advertises delivery guarantees by 5 p.m. and free replacements if late, with service hours 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday and 7:30 to 1:30 a.m. Sunday. It lists mail subscription rates, address details, and contact numbers for subscriptions and postal changes.
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Energy costs rise as winter tightens heating oil and gas supplies
As temperatures fall, heating oil prices in New York Harbor surged to the highest in nearly a decade and natural gas wholesale prices jumped about 59 percent from August 1999. Low regional inventories, refinery shifts, and contango trading patterns raise volatility for this winter.
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Ex-Government Scientist Lee Expected to Plead Guilty
Lee to plead guilty to one count of unlawful gathering of national defense information and cooperate with investigators. He has been jailed in solitary since Dec. 10, with a trial previously set for Nov. 6, facing potential life imprisonment on all 59 counts. Officials and neighbors discuss reactions and the public faith in the justice system.
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