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Six Radio Stations Accused On Job Bias
Times Staff: Times News Services
Six radio stations
accused of job bias
SEATTLE
The NAACP has challenged license-renewal applications for six radio stations in Washington, saying they have poor minority-hiring records.
In challenges with the Federal Communications Commission, the civil-rights group contends the stations have violated FCC equal-employment-opportunity rules, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People said in a news release.
The stations include KWYZ-AM in Everett; KGY-AM in Olympia; and KEZX AM and FM, KVI-AM and KPLZ-FM, all in Seattle.
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