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and Mark Evans. The station's original call letters were WEZV from July 1979 to August 1990. WEZV aired a beautiful music format that achieved high ratings

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Bend). During this period, WEZV referred to itself as "The EASY One--WEZV, 95.3 FM." Toward the end of Bomar's ownership of WEZV, the network began to skew

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representing "Valley" as in Lehigh Valley. In 1978, WGPA and WEZV were sold to different owners, and WEZV's call letters changed to WZZO and the format switched

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Haute, WEZV (now WBPE) in Lafayette, and WYEZ (now WHPZ) in South Bend. WYEZ was the first network station sold and went to LeSEA Broadcasting. WEZV was

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to nearby Lafayette and in 1998 purchased WNDU-AM-FM from Notre Dame and WEZV from Bomar Broadcasting to give them additional properties in South Bend

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purchasing former sister station WCMX and changed the name of that station to WEZV to reflect the same ownership group. Fairfield would own both stations for

WGPA (1,083 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

sold to Holt Broadcasting for approximately $125,000. The FM station became WEZV, "Easy 95", playing easy listening music in stereo. By the late 1970s, the

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serving the Lehigh Valley radio market, WSAN filled the void. In 1978, 95.1 WEZV (now WZZO) switched from easy listening to album rock, and WSAN's days as