[BC] It wasn't the President this time.

[Alan Alsobrook]

Now I'm not a TV guy, but from what I understand, no program would ever 
make it to air without large doses of "blue" language from the producer. 
So I don't see how the use of foul language could be against station 
policy. :)

Reader wrote:
> KRDO general manager Neil Klockziem read a statement on the station's 
> 5:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. newscasts on Wednesday, saying Meister would be 
> suspended while the incident is investigated. Former KRDO meteorologist 
> Mark Nelson filled in for Meister on Wednesday.
> 
> "His use of vulgar language even when he thought his mike was turned off 
> was contrary to station policy and unacceptable," Klockziem said on the 
> newscast. "He has been suspended without pay while we review the full 
> details of what happened last evening."
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Alan Alsobrook CSRE AMD CBNT
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