Business
TCW’s plan to fire exec disputed
Aug. 25, 2011
Entertainment & Arts
Officials at Greater Media Inc., the company that owns KLSX-FM (97.1), have admitted that the company has been editing the raciest portions of Howard Stern’s top-rated morning show since the Federal Communications Commission slapped the company with a $105,000 fine for indecent broadcasting last October.
March 12, 1993
Tom Stern, 52, president of Western Bell Entertainment, Beverly Hills, has been named president of its parent company, Western Bell Communications.
Oct. 9, 1985
As a listener of KLSX-FM and a believer in free speech, I was disturbed to find that the station is editing Howard Stern’s broadcasts (“Editing of Stern Show Admitted,” March 12).
March 20, 1993
Rin-Tin-Tin, the dog that saved Hollywood, used to perform many feats of public service on screen.
Nov. 14, 1985
Al Westcott, the self-styled crusader against indecency on the airwaves, today plans to file another detailed complaint with the Federal Communications Commission against Howard Stern’s popular radio program.
Nov. 20, 1992
Life is not just a bowl of bananas at TBS’ new all-chimp sitcom, “The Chimp Channel,” thanks to one unhappy co-creator.
June 27, 1999
The Federal Communications Commission has notified a Nevada radio station that carries Howard Stern’s raunchy morning program that it may be liable for a $73,750 fine for airing what the regulatory agency considers indecent material during a time when children might be listening.
Aug. 13, 1993
Anyone who likes humor based on mucus, vomit, excrement, flatulence and incontinence, join me in welcoming L.A.’
Aug. 13, 1991
Books
Tom Carson was certainly given editorial cart blanche to trash Rush Limbaugh’s new book, “See, I Told You So” in his piece in the Book Review (Nov. 28).
Dec. 19, 1993