West Texas Edition

May 12-18, 1962

[4] KGNC-TV (NBC) 2000 N. Polk, Amarillo
[7] KVII-TV (ABC) Vaughn Bldg., Amarillo
[10] KFDA-TV (CBS) Cherry at Broadway, Amarillo
[11] KCBD-TV (NBC/ABC) 5600 Ave. A, Lubbock
[13] KDUB-TV (CBS/ABC) 7400 College Ave., Lubbock
[9] KRBC-TV (NBC) 4510 South 14th, Abilene
[12] KPAR-TV (CBS/ABC) 5th and Pine, Abilene
"2" KMID-TV (NBC/ABC) Midland Terminal, Midland
"4" KEDY-TV (CBS/ABC) 2500 Kentucky Way, Big Spring
"7" KOSA-TV (CBS) 1211 N. Whitaker, Odessa
"9" KVKM-TV (ABC) Kermit Hwy., Monahans
Ch. 3 San Angelo carries the same programs listed for [9].

September 13-19, 1997

Broadcast Stations
[2] KACV (PBS) Amarillo
[4] KAMR (NBC) Amarillo
[7] KVII (ABC) Amarillo
[10] KFDA (CBS) Amarillo
[14] KCIT (Fox) Amarillo
[65] KCPN (UPN) Amarillo
[5] KTXT (PBS) Lubbock
[11] KCBD (NBC) Lubbock
[13] KLBK (CBS) Lubbock
[22] KUPT (UPN) Lubbock
[28] KAMC (ABC) Lubbock
[34] KJTV (Fox) Lubbock
"2" KMID (ABC) Midland/Odessa
"7" KOSA (CBS) Midland/Odessa
"9" KWES (NBC) Midland/Odessa
"24" KPEJ (Fox/UPN) Midland/Odessa
"36" KOCV (PBS) Midland/Odessa
"4" KWAB (NBC) Big Spring
Satellites and their originating station:
          for programs on 12 and 24 Clovis, see [7].
Cable TV
(A&E) A&E Network
(AMC) American Movie Classics
(CNN) Cable News Network
(COM) Comedy Central
(CSP) C-SPAN
(DIS) The Disney Channel
(DSC) The Discovery Channel
(ESN) ESPN
(FAM) The Family Channel
(FNC) Fox News Channel
(FSS) Fox Sports Southwest
(HBO) Home Box Office
(HIS) The History Channel
(LIF) Lifetime
(MAX) Cinemax
(MSN) MSNBC
(MTV) Music Television
(NIK) Nickelodeon
(SCI) Sci-Fi Channel
(SHO) Showtime
(TBS) TBS SuperStation
(TLC) The Learning Channel
(TMC) The Movie Channel
(TNN) The Nashville Network
(TNT) Turner Network Television
(UNI) Univision
(USA) USA Network
(WGN) WGN (Chicago; WB)
(8D) WFAA (Dallas; ABC)