Chuck Benson & Kurt Russell
 

On Wednesday, January 18, 1995 2:34:46 AM UTC-6, Ed Janik wrote:
Does anyone know what ever happened to Chuck Benson and Kurt
Russell, the morning team at WIND back in the late '60's and
early '70's? Also wondering about the guy who did mornings
on WMAQ around the same time, who went by the radio monicker
(I'm not making this up) of "Sweet Dick"? This is some real
Chicago nostalgia... adult contemporary AM radio my mom had
on while I was getting ready for 1st-4th grade in the morning :)
Wonder if I'll ever again hear a station play "Layla" by Derek &
the Dominoes followed with "Is That All There Is" by Peggy Lee...

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I can find no logical reason why the government would forbid two
people who love each other from marrying each other just because
they happen to be of the same gender.

The station broke up the two by releasing one of them, and signing the other to a contract.

Remember the "Benson & Russel Lemonade" franchise from summer of 1968 or 1969?

Chuck Benson & Kurt Russell
 

Incredible that someone responded to this question 18 years after it was po
sted. Thanks for your answer. I honestly don't remember the Lemonade fran
chise.

Le samedi 20 juillet 2013 17:16:20 UTC-5, a écrit :
On Wednesday, January 18, 1995 2:34:46 AM UTC-6, Ed Janik wrote:

Does anyone know what ever happened to Chuck Benson and Kurt

Russell, the morning team at WIND back in the late '60's and

early '70's? Also wondering about the guy who did mornings

on WMAQ around the same time, who went by the radio monicker

(I'm not making this up) of "Sweet Dick"? This is some real

Chicago nostalgia... adult contemporary AM radio my mom had

on while I was getting ready for 1st-4th grade in the morning :)

Wonder if I'll ever again hear a station play "Layla" by Derek &

the Dominoes followed with "Is That All There Is" by Peggy Lee...



--

I can find no logical reason why the government would forbid two

people who love each other from marrying each other just because

they happen to be of the same gender.



The station broke up the two by releasing one of them, and signing the ot
her to a contract.



Remember the "Benson & Russel Lemonade" franchise from summer of 1968 or
1969?