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July 1st 06, 04:04 AM
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Radio call letters: What do they mean?
The old call signs, like WBZ, WTIC, WEAF, WJZ, WCAU, KDKA, WGY, WGN, WOO,
KYW, KOA, KFI didn't mean anything. Wrong, on at least two counts: WGN: World's Greatest Newspaper (referring to the owner, The Chicago Tribune) WTIC: referred to owner Traveler's Insurance Company |
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