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UT Regents to consider El Paso Community Foundation takeover of KTEP-FM operations — Photo: El Paso Matters

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UT Regents to consider El Paso Community Foundation takeover of KTEP-FM operations

The UT System Board of Regents will consider a contract allowing the El Paso Community Foundation to operate KTEP-FM radio station with an option to purchase it for $1 million within three years.

By Cindy Ramirez and Daniel Perez·4 hr ago

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The University of Texas System Board of Regents will discuss a contract that will allow the El Paso Community Foundation to program and operate KTEP-FM (88. 5) with an exclusive option to buy the public radio station for $1 million within the next three years.

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