KOSS

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KOSS (1380 AM, "NewsTalk 1380") is a commercial radio station licensed to Lancaster, California, United States, and serves the Antelope Valley area. The station is owned by High Desert Broadcasting and broadcasts a talk format. On the FCC website, this station is listed as "Licensed and Silent".

Koss, KOSS, or in German Koß can refer to: ==Places== Koss, Michigan, US Koss River, South Sudan ==People with the surname== Christian Koss (born 19981), American baseball player Eugenia Koss (1806–1849), Polish ballet dancer Gaby Koss (born 1978), German soprano Helen L. Koss (1922–2008), American politician Ilse Reichel-Koß (1925-1993), German politician Irene Koss (1928-1996), German actress Jan von Koss (born 19451), Norwegian fencer Johann Olav Koss, Norwegian skater John Koss (1895–1925), a Norwegian boxer Koss, Japanese musician Kuniyuki Takahashi Leopold Koss (1920–2012), American physician Mary P. Koss, American professor in gender-based violence Mathieu Koss (born 19901), French DJ, record producer and composer Matthew Koss (born 1961), American physicist Milly Koss (Adele Mildred Koss; died 2012), full name Adele Mildred Koss, Us pioneer programmer Stephen Koss (1940–1984), American historian ==Other uses== Koss (album), by Paul Kossoff Koss City, 2002 album by Lord Kossity Koss (Star Trek), a character in Star Trek: Enterprise Koss Corporation, a US headphone company KOSS, a radio station, Lancaster, California, US Kos (unit) or koss, an ancient Indian measure of distance, approximately two miles ==See also== Kos (disambiguation) Peter Coss, historian

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