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would In? interested in pun hasing the radio station and now think
they have found an interested buyer. Although Parker would not reveal
any names, the group is optimistic about the prospect and believes
some sort of deal will lie made in the next few weeks.
"(The potential investor) thinks the KAVE can work from the busi
ness end if we can make it work from the programming end," Park
er said.
If the deal is carried through, listeners can expect the KAVE to
return to its original home within the next five months. The new
KAVE will play the same unique music that made it so popular to its
listeners.
"The main thrust of the station will be the same," Parker said
"Our philosophy was always just play the cool music wherever wo
find it.”
Friends of the KAVE are aware of the financial problems that pre
viously plagued the station, but believe someone with a strong busi
ness background tan keep the KAVE on the air Parker said the group
is considering accepting pledges from listeners to help with operat
ing costs if they are legally able to do so.
Parker said former KAVE staff members are c ommitted to return
ing to the station, mostly because of the strong base of listener sup
port.
"The amount of support we've gotten from the listeners has just
been great." he said. "We always thought we dug a foothold in the
community."
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of Appeals said it wouldn't
consider most of the errors
the Metzgers claimed were
made because they didn't
raise the points during the
trial
The jury found that Met
zger and his son incited the
killers by sending an agent to
Portland to stir up skinhead
violence against non-whites
Metzger's home and his
television repair business
were seized after the trial to
help pay the damage award.
"Our literature is heavy
duty stuff, but we don't call
for anyone to go out and kill
anybody," Metzger said
"My message is white sep
aratism."
Rosenthal said the free
s|>eech point isn't a valid one
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