Azteca América Network Affiliates

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 125. Not illustrated. Chapters: Kofy-Tv, Kytx, Wwhb-Ca, Kpst, Kpdf-Ca, Ksbo-Ca, Kaza-Tv, Ksvn-Ca, Kuvm-Ca, Kmsg-Lp, Kodf-Lp, Wfxz-Cd, Wuvm-Lp, Kleg-Lp, Kqbn-Lp, Wnyn-Ld, Kudf-Lp, Kxpd-Lp, Wcpx-Lp, Khdf-Ca, Wbwt-Lp, Kzsd-Lp, Kyav-Lp, Kzco-Lp, Kbdf-Lp, Kohc-Ca, Kzkc-Lp, Knex-Lp, Wxax-Lp, Kvdf-Ca, Wqaw-Lp, Kdfq-Lp, Kstv-Lp, Wtph-Lp, Kqdf-Lp, Kmce-Lp, Ktxd-Lp, Whct-Lp, Ksmi-Lp, Kadf-Lp, W21au, Kdfs-Ca, Kldf-Ca, Kfaz-Ca, Kndf-Lp, Khmv-Ca, K66fn, Kzdf-Lp. Excerpt: KOFY-TV - Originally designated as KBAY-TV, the construction permit for the station went through many owners from the 1950s on. The KEMO call letters were originally assigned to the nascent Overmeyer Network. The Founder, Daniel H. Overmeyer, used his initials as the last three letters of the Toledo, Ohio station (WDHO-TV, now WNWO-TV) and his children's initials for the remaining five stations in his network. When the network ceased operation in 1967, U.S. Communications applied to the FCC for the licenses which were granted on December 12, 1967. KEMO-TV (pronounced "Key-Mo") signed on the air less than 4 months later, on April 1, 1968. It was seemingly off the air more than it was on. At the time, the station showed conventional independent fare, plus The Adults Only Movie, a series of art films, but no sex or nudity it was named "Adults Only" merely due to the films' lack of appeal to children. With a mixture of locally produced and syndicated programming, KEMO-TV remained on the air for three years to the day, powering down its transmitter at midnight March 31, 1971 to avoid paying the following month's PG&E electricity bill. Leon Crosby bought it later that year and it returned back to the air in 1972 with an eclectic type of programming - "Solesvida," "Amapola Presents Show" to name a few. KEMO offered Japanese live-action and cartoons dubbed into English including Spe...