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- KTBA abstract "KTBA (AM) is a radio station licensed to serve Tuba City, Arizona, USA. The station is owned by Western Indian Ministries. It airs a Religious radio format including teaching programs in English, Navajo, and Hopi languages plus syndicated programming from Moody Broadcasting Network.The station was assigned the KTBA call letters by the Federal Communications Commission and was closed down May 2010 due to lack of funding.".
- Q6338495 abstract "KTBA (AM) is a radio station licensed to serve Tuba City, Arizona, USA. The station is owned by Western Indian Ministries. It airs a Religious radio format including teaching programs in English, Navajo, and Hopi languages plus syndicated programming from Moody Broadcasting Network.The station was assigned the KTBA call letters by the Federal Communications Commission and was closed down May 2010 due to lack of funding.".
- KTBA comment "KTBA (AM) is a radio station licensed to serve Tuba City, Arizona, USA. The station is owned by Western Indian Ministries. It airs a Religious radio format including teaching programs in English, Navajo, and Hopi languages plus syndicated programming from Moody Broadcasting Network.The station was assigned the KTBA call letters by the Federal Communications Commission and was closed down May 2010 due to lack of funding.".
- Q6338495 comment "KTBA (AM) is a radio station licensed to serve Tuba City, Arizona, USA. The station is owned by Western Indian Ministries. It airs a Religious radio format including teaching programs in English, Navajo, and Hopi languages plus syndicated programming from Moody Broadcasting Network.The station was assigned the KTBA call letters by the Federal Communications Commission and was closed down May 2010 due to lack of funding.".