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September 15, 1972 - 10:15pm. KQIV Lake
Oswego signed on the air at 106.7 FM. Owner, Walter J. M. Kraus,
Entrepreneur, puffed on his over-sized, custom-rolled cigar and waited for
the money to pour in. That never happened.
As
this site develops (we started on September 18, 2004) we will tell the story of KQIV in words,
pictures and sound. KQ4, as it was called, was to be the "new
wave" in Portland radio that would shake the market, leaving all other
radio stations behind. Progressive album rock and "Quadraphonic"
sound were the tools that would shape this radio revolution. Well,
that was the plan, anyway. Like many great ideas, KQ4 fell far short. We will look at
KQ4's ownership, management, staff, music, promotion and more.
And...have some fun doing it!
We'd love to have your input. Share your memories, send in any
artwork you might have, dig out those old newspaper articles, MP3 any old airchecks and send them our way. We especially encourage input from
KQ4 listeners. If you remember the station, let us know.
Include "then and now" photos if you have them. We will post your
thoughts anonymously if you desire.
We
will be adding pages as we get the goodies. Check back on a regular
basis!
27 OCT 08 - ADDITION - LISTENER MEMORIES
- Brad Giles remembers 1974 ...
19 NOV 07 - ADDITION - IN MEMORY OF...
- Ed Hepp, KQ4 DJ -- Nov. 16, 1940 - Nov. 15, 2007
05 APR 07 - ADDITION - MORE STAFF PIX
- Last-known "Rockin' in Quad" T-shirt found --
Larry Scott finds T-shirt at bottom of closet,
and it almost fits

This was the original and "ultimate" KQ4 poster.
The "Rockin' in Quad"
grannies logo appeared
on T-shirts and windbreakers, as well.
For a closer look go to the Artwork Page -- or,
to print
your own copy, go to the Restored Artwork
Page.

I know I should remember who this is, but.....

The owner. Yes! He
really looked like that. Striped coat,
and all.
Although, in the summer Walter preferred a white suit and
in the winter it was a black fur coat. The wrappers on his very long,
custom-rolled
cigars were printed in gold leaf and said:
"Walter J. M. Kraus, Entrepreneur, (phone #)"
In Memory Of...
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Special
thanks to the following for their contributions:
Bob Ancheta, Jeff Clarke, Joe Collins,
Roger Hunter, Dick Jenkins, Gloria Johnson,
Jack Malone, Bob McClanathan, Faith,
Norman Flint, J. R. Miller, Marty Miller,
Pat Roberson, Jim Robinson, Larry Scott
and John Wallace |

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