 The next year, Wagner bought KTKN and KINY for $140,000 as Kraft left the territory to look after his interests in Seattle; the acquisition brought Wagner's station total to five, as he held construction permits for outlets in Fairbanks and Seward that took to the air in 1948.The entire network was now aligned with CBS; they added NBC in 1950, broadcasting the network's shows from tape recordings made in Seattle and by ACS shortwave pickup.In 1953, KTKN sought a power increase from 1,000 to 5,000 watts.