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On Mar 22, 12:48*am, Gregg wrote:
That is a great find and read. I love reading articles like that. There will be some nights where I will look up stuff on 700 WLW, my local flame thrower. The history behind that station and the VOA is incredible. I have so many memories of seeing that absolutely huge tower/shape as a kid. Thanks for a good read. :-) Glad you enjoyed it, radio history is fun to uncover. I have many fond memories of WLW. Back in the 1970's I listened to Marty Brennaman broadcasting the Reds games on many a summer night. Rose, Bench, Perez and the rest of the "Big Red Machine". Good stuff. I'll occassionally tune in WLW nightimes now but usually don't stay long. The trucking network is okay but a little bit of that goes a long way. Unfortunately with syndication there isn't much to choose from on other frequencies either. |
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