KPRO

KPRO are the call letters of a former radio station in Riverside County, California.  It was at 1440 on the dial and later 1570.

The station was founded in 1941, headquartered at 3401 Russell Street, Riverside.

It went off the air on August 3, 2018. It was said to be "a victim of declining AM radio listenership and vastly increasing value of property in Southern California."

Category:Defunct radio stations in the United States

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Early
The station was founded by Willard E. (Bill) Gleeson.
In 1947 it was owned by the Broadcasting Corporation of America.

In 1950 Gleeson, the company president, was sued by the Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company of North Carolina, which claimed that payments on loans totaling $40,000 had not been made. The company said the firm, which also owned KREO inmonthly take was in October, when $4.5 million was collected, but that was still well below the $8 million average monthly rate forecast in the budget.

Revelations of the lower tax takings come as Tanya Gadiel, the member for Parramatta, became the 20th Labor MP to announce she would not be contesting the next election for the Labor Party.

The 38-year-old’s pending departure is a blow for Labor, which is ­facing its worst electoral defeat since the 1930s.

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Parramatta is held by a margin of 13.7 per cent and a new candidate may struggle to hold on to the seat.

Meanwhile, the government said a softer property market and the gradual introduction of the new property tax were behind the lower than expected collections.

“Part of the fall in revenue projections