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The Beginnings to 1920s
WKAR
WKAR Broadcasting started at what was then Michigan Agricultural
College in 1918 when ingenious students rigged up World War I wireless
sets. They transmitted songs between dorms and sent personal messages
and announcements to other amateur radio operators. WKAR, the state's
first educational radio station, began official broadcasts in 1922 with
weather, market information and music. Then the station expanded to radio
courses for farmers including Farm Radio School.
http://www.sos.state.mi.us/history/museum/explore/museums/hismus/special/ontheair/wkar.html
PUBLIC RADIO'S DICK ESTELL
NAMED ONE OF CENTURY'S BEST VOICES
December 9,1999
Dick Estell, host and narrator of
the "Radio Reader" program heard daily on more than 100 public radio
stations across the country, has been named one of the best voices in
the last quarter of this century.
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Every Breath You Take by Ann Rule
WFPL has teamed up with Hawley-Cooke Booksellers to make your book
purchases fast and easy. Best of all, a portion of the book's price will
benefit your favorite station. Buy this book online.
Sheila Blackthorne Bellush told her sister after she divorced multimillionaire
Allen Blackthorne, "if anything ever happens to me, promise me that you
will see that there is an investigation.....and find Ann Rule and ask
her to write my story."
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These modules are perfect for applications where
small amounts of charging power are needed. They can easily be competitive
with utility power in locations where the cost of installing a power
line and meter makes utility power impractical. They are widely used
in low power communications, telemetry and farm and construction equipment
battery maintenace. They are made like the larger modules, with aluminum
frames and junction boxes. We have chosen modules from the manufacturer
with the best price for each size module.
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Sirius becomes the second option for satellite
radio
By Ric Manning © The Courier-Journal 8/3/2002
Send your comments to ricman@courier-journal.com
or post your comments on the Tech Talk Forum
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Kenwood's Sirius-ready receiver tunes in both local radio and satellite
channels.
For five days last week, I was living dangerously.
Each weekday morning and evening, I drove on Louisville's interstate
highways without first listening to traffic reports on a local radio
station.
http://www.courier-journal.com/gizweb/cols/02/new.htm
Procter & Gamble, Capital Automotive
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Last Update: 2:14 PM ET Aug. 3, 2002
The top U.S. household products firm is among companies scheduled
to report their quarterly results Monday. Procter & Gamble (PG: news,
chart, profile) is expected to show earnings of 74 cents a share.
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Energy company PG&E (PCG: news, chart, profile) is expected to
show earnings of 75 cents a share by a consensus of analysts polled by
Thomson Financial/First Call. After the bell Friday, PG&E reported
that a trading unit had made "round-trip" energy trades during the California
energy crisis that might have been deceptive. Round-trip trades are between
two counter parties, buying and selling at the same price on the same day.
They can be used to inflate trading volumes.
http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/story.asp?siteid=mktw&guid=%7B5B659BA5%2D0FD4%2D4362%2D9B4F%2D22336A2746D9%7D&
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STUDIOS START TO WEIGH IN ON HIGH-DEF DVD
Warner leads push for launch by late 2003.
By Daniel Frankel 8/2/2002
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AUGUST 2 | In a scene somewhat reminiscent of the DVD format's tumultuous
adoption by content providers in the mid-'90s, top executives at the
major studios met quietly last week in Los Angeles to discuss the opportunities
and challenges for a high-definition version of DVD.
http://www.videobusiness.com/article.asp?articleID=3548&catType=NEWS
Caesar Barber is suing four major fast food chains.
Obese man sues
fast food chains
Attorney: Fatty fare contributed
to man’s health problems
MSNBC STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
NEW YORK, July 26 — A 5-foot-10-inch, 272-pound man has sued
four major fast food chains, claiming their fare contributed to his obesity,
heart disease and diabetes, his attorney said Friday. The lawsuit, which
estimates that millions of Americans could be included in the claim, also
seeks to have the companies label individual products with fat, salt, cholesterol
and other dietary content as well as to warn consumers of potential health
consequences.
http://www.msnbc.com/news/786102.asp?0dm=B19KH&cp1=1
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