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Lexington Herald-Leader | CJR Daily
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WUKY general manager Tom Godell has a problem with the language that's sometimes used on Garrison Keillor's five-minute "The Writer's Almanac" public radio pieces. "It's not that he’s behaving like Howard Stern, but the FCC has been so inconsistent, we don’t know where we stand," says Godell. "We could no longer risk a fine." WUKY has axed "Almanac." MORE PUBLIC RADIO: Brian Montopoli chats with Ira Glass.
> UPDATE: KEILLOR RETURNS TO WUKY: The cancellation was reversed after listeners flooded the station's phone lines and e-mail inboxes. "It's been an impressive response," says Godell. (Read Keillor's comments.) (Herald-Leader | Cincinnati Post)
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