Western Washington State Edition

August 21-27, 1971

Seattle-Tacoma Edition

[4] KOMO-TV (ABC) Seattle
[5] KING-TV (NBC) Seattle
[7] KIRO-TV (CBS) Seattle
[9] KCTS-TV (PBS) Seattle
[11] KTNT-TV (Ind.) Tacoma
[13] KTVW (Ind.) Tacoma
[62] KTPS-TV (PBS) Tacoma (Off the air for the summer)
[56] KPEC-TV (PBS) Lakewood Center
For programs on (2) Seattle, see [11]; (2) Shelton, (72) Everett,
(78) Edmonds/Vashon Island-Des Moines, (79) Renton-Mercer
Island/Olympia/Puyallup, (80) Bremerton/Bellevue-Mercer Island, see [7].

September 21-27, 1974

[4] KOMO-TV (ABC) Seattle
[5] KING-TV (NBC) Seattle
[7] KIRO-TV (CBS) Seattle
[9] KCTS-TV (PBS) Seattle
[56] KPEC-TV (PBS) Lakewood Center
[11] KSTW-TV (Ind.) Tacoma
[13] KTVW (Ind.) Tacoma
[62] KTPS-TV (PBS) Tacoma
"12" KVOS-TV (CBS) Bellingham
"2" CBUT-TV (CBC) Vancouver, British Columbia
"8" CHAN-TV (CTV) Vancouver, British Columbia
"6" CHEK-TV (CBC/CTV) Victoria
Satellites and their originating stations: on 2 North Seattle, see [11];
          on 2 Tacoma, 2 Summer, 2 Puyallup, 2 University Place,
          4 Vancouver Wash., 70 Longview-Kelso, 72 Olympia,
          83 Centralia-Chehalis, see [56]; on 2 Shelton, 70 Port Angeles,
          72 Everett, 78 Centralia-Chehalis, 76 Edmonds,
          78 Vashon Island-Des Moines, 79 Olympia, 79 Puyallup,
          80 Bremerton, 80 Bellevue-Mercer Island, see [7].

September 22-28, 1990

Broadcast Stations
[4] KOMO (ABC) Seattle
[5] KING (NBC) Seattle
[7] KIRO (CBS) Seattle
[9] KCTS (PBS) Seattle
[22] KTZZ (Ind.) Seattle
"12" KVOS (Ind./CBS) Bellingham
[11] KSTW (Ind.) Tacoma
[13] KCPQ (Fox) Tacoma
[28] KTPS (PBS) Tacoma
[15] KCKA (PBS) Centralia
"6" CHEK (CTV) Victoria, B.C.
"2" CBUT (CBC) Vancouver, B.C.
"8" BCTV (CTV) Vancouver, B.C.
"10" CKVU (Ind.) Vancouver, B.C.
Satellites and their originating stations: on 2 Renton, see [11];
          on 2 Alki Point, 46 Olympia, 53 Centralia-Chehalis, 54 Bremerton,
          61 Port Angeles, 78 Vashon Island-Des Moines, 79 Puyallup, see [7].
Cable TV
(A&E) Arts & Entertainment Network
(AMC) American Movie Classics
(BET) Black Entertainment Television
(CNN) Cable News Network
(CSP) C-SPAN
(DIS) The Disney Channel
(DSC) The Discovery Channel
(ESN) ESPN
(FAM) The Family Channel
(HBO) Home Box Office
(LIF) Lifetime
(MAX) Cinemax
(MTV) Music Television
(NIK) Nickelodeon
(PSN) Prime Sports Northwest
(SHO) Showtime
(TBS) TBS SuperStation
(TNN) The Nashville Network
(TNT) Turner Network Television
(USA) USA Network

September 16-22, 1995

Broadcast Stations
[4] KOMO (ABC) Seattle
[5] KING (NBC) Seattle
[7] KIRO (UPN) Seattle
[9] KCTS (PBS) Seattle
[22] KTZZ (WB) Seattle
"12" KVOS (Ind.) Bellingham
[11] KSTW (CBS) Tacoma
[13] KCPQ (Fox) Tacoma
[28] KBTC (PBS) Tacoma
[15] KCKA (PBS) Centralia
"6" CHEK (CTV) Victoria, B.C.
"2" CBUT (CBC) Vancouver, B.C.
"10" CKVU (Ind.) Vancouver, B.C.
Satellites and their originating stations: on 2 Renton, 41 Oak Harbor,
          Port Angeles, Port Townsend, and Stanwood, see [11]; on 2 Alki Point,
          46 Olympia, 53 Centralia-Chehalis, 54 Bremerton, 61 Port Angeles,
          78 Vashon Island-Des Moines, 79 Puyallup, see [7].
Cable TV
(A&E) A&E Network
(AMC) American Movie Classics
(BET) Black Entertainment Television
(CNB) CNBC
(CNN) Cable News Network
(CSP) C-SPAN
(DIS) The Disney Channel
(DSC) The Discovery Channel
(ENC) Encore
(ESN) ESPN
(FAM) The Family Channel
(FX) fX
(HBO) Home Box Office
(LIF) Lifetime
(MAX) Cinemax
(MTV) Music Television
(NIK) Nickelodeon
(PRM) Prime Sports
(SHO) Showtime
(TBS) TBS SuperStation
(TNN) The Nashville Network
(TNT) Turner Network Television
(USA) USA Network