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KTHS, which became KAAY in 1962, is thought to be Arkansas' third-oldest continuously licensed broadcast radio station. The station survived the turbulent years of broadcasting's infancy, government regulations, and changes in location and frequencies to become Arkansas' first 50,000-watt clear-channel station.

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