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Submitted: May 30, 2008 - 8:26am
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Harry Jessell
The Federal Communications Commission yesterday approved Bayou City Broadcasting’s purchase of Sage Broadcasting’s small group of TV stations in West Texas for $3 million. The group comprises KIDY San Angelo (Fox, DMA 197), KXVA/KIDZ-LP Abilene (Fox/MNT, DMA 164) and four other low-power stations. KIDY was among the original Fox affiliates, signing on in 1986. The deal marks Sage’s exit from TV broadcasting.
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