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I think that the Keener 13 material more properly belongs in the WDTW article, since that station is now using Keener's frequency. I have deleted the Detroit AM template, since it does not link to any station on this page, and therefore it is confusing here. --Hillrhpc 20:31, 15 August 2005 (UTC)