WKBS-TV

== 1965–1978 ==
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Screenshot 2022-01-04 4.54.57 PM.png|The Ten O'clock News fron (1968)
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== 1978–1983 ==
WKBS 80s.jpg|Station ID
WKBS logo 1979.jpg
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wkbs-id-1980.png|WKBS on-screen ID, 1980
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Screenshot 2024-03-23 1.58.20 PM.png|The Brady Bunch Hour promo, 1981
9FEE402A-A389-44F4-A4F6-35FBA6DA8A0E.jpeg|Son of Svengoolie promo, 1982
In 1973, Field Communications took over a minority stake in Kaiser Broadcasting, but it wasn't until after its outright purchase by Field in 1978 that WKBS-TV changed its logo to the standard Field-styled branding. The station went off the air on August 30, 1983, when no suitable buyer emerged for the station after a nasty dispute over the operation of Field Communications between brothers Marshall Field V and Frederick W. Field resulted in the liquidation of their company, including their broadcasting interests
Category:Defunct television stations in the United States
Category:Defunct television stations
Category:Former independent television stations in the United States
Category:Burlington, New Jersey
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Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1965
Category:Television channels and stations disestablished in 1983