BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

a total time now of 15 and a half minutes. And no DX news in this one!
Another show is now scheduled to start on the half hour.
(...) What we need are grids showing the exact times of each program on
each transmission.
Finally the answer:
On UT Sat, WI airs at 0510-0530, and PUJ at 0530-0549.
On UT Sun, WI airs at 0530-0549, and PUJ at 0510-0530.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Apr 29)
NHK R Japan
So here is the full sked for World Interactive:
Sat 0510 5975 6110 7230 15195 17810 21755
Sat 1010 6120 9695 11730 11890 17585 17720
Sat 1410 7200 11730 11840
Sat 1710 9535 11970 15355
Sun 0010 6145
Sun 0110 5960 11780
11935 15235 15325 17560 17810 17825 17845
[17685 regional show]
Sun 0530 5975 6110 7230 15195 17810 21755
Sun 1030 6120 9695 11730 11890 17585 17720
Sun 1430 7200 11730 11840
Sun 1730 9535 11970 15355
Mon 0030 6145
Mon 0130 5960 11780
11935 15235 15325 17560 17810 17825 17845
[17685 regional show]
Thu 0540 5975 6110 7230 15195 17810 21755
Thu 1040 6120 9695 11730 11890 17585 17720
KOREA D.P.R. Radio Voice of Korea has announced that as of May 7 it
will move to its summer schedule with changed frequencies.
(Rumen Pankov, R. Bulgaria DX April 27 via WoR)
LIBERIA 5469.96 R. Veritas, 1850-1915, in EE with news till 1900,
followed by death notices, fair on 27 Apr.
(Vashek Korinek-AFS, DXplorer May 2)
LIBYA See Libyan item of BBC_M in 1996y below:
Google Earth imagery.
LBY Al Assah RIZ Zagreb(Siemens) site [MW 690? or 711? or LW 236? LW
site?]
32 50 29.93 N 11 36 45.66 E
Puzzle. - Do you know the frequency of the Al Assah site ???? Nothing
found in WRTH.
Seems a directional antenna array towards TUN, ALG, MRC and Sahara west-
southwards.
Masts are about 300 meters of height.
Libya once registered also the longwave channel 236/234kHz in ITU LW table
1987/1989.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX May 1)
History:
MW? LW?
LIBYA Al Assah transmitter station inaugurated. The Al Assah radio
transmitting station was inaugurated on 28th Aug, Libya's Jana news agency
reported that day. In addition to covering the western part of Libya, it
will reach the countries of the Arab Maghreb Union and western Europe,
Jana noted. The Al Assah transmission station cost an estimated 4.6m
Libyan dinars and is the first of its kind in Libya to be equipped with
highly advanced modern equipment and managed by qualified Libyan