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WNAV (1430 AM) is a radio station located in Annapolis, Maryland. It first went on the air on April 22, 1949, from studios at 89 West Street in Annapolis. Its first president and general manager was Albert H. MacCarthy. [2] The outlet still broadcasts at 1430 kilohertz, its original location on the AM dial.
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Its original call sign was WNAV-FM and its city of license was Annapolis, Maryland. In its early years, WNAV-FM simulcast its AM counterpart, WNAV, both owned by Rau Radio Stations. The call letters referred to the U.S. Naval Academy, also in Annapolis. By the 1960s, it began airing separate programming, playing an automated beautiful music ...
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In early 1983, Jacob Einstein sold the station to the owners of WTOP (AM) for $2 million which Einstein then used to purchase WNAV AM and WLOM FM Annapolis, Maryland. Eventually, WNAV-AM was sold and passed through several owners (including being resold to Einstein in the mid-1990s) until WNAV was ultimately sold to Pat Sajak, the game-show ...