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WWQS-FM 105.1
Orlando
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Original Call Letters: WWQS |
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Originally Licensed: Aug 15, 1967 |
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Original City of License: Orlando |
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Original Frequency: 105.1 |
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Origin of Call Letters: |
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Original Power: 90,000 watts |
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Original Location: |
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Original Format: Religious |
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Owner(s): |
1967-American Home Stations, Inc. |
| 1977-Rounsaville Radio | |
| 1982-Nationwide Communications | |
| 1996-Chancellor Media | |
| 1997-Shamrock Broadcasting (Chancellor Media) | |
| 1998-Cox Broadcasting | |
| 2000-Infinity Radio (Viacom) | |
| 2000-CBS Radio |
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WWQS-1967-Religious |
| WWQS-1970-Religious/Good Music | |
| WWQS-1972-Classical | |
| WBJW-1973-Top 40 "BJ105" | |
| WOMX-1989-Adult Contemporary "Mix105.1" "Orlando's new mix,105.1-not too hard, not too light" |
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| WOMX-1997-Hot Adult Contemporary "The Best Mix Of The 80's, 90's and Today" |
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Louis Christensen-1967-1973-President-American Home Stations, Inc. |
| B. Forrest Thopmpson-1967-General Manager-American Home Stations, Inc. |
| James Bruton-1967-Chief Engineer/Production Manager-American Home Stations, Inc. |
 Steve Mitchell (Schiffman)-1967-1968-American Home Stations, Inc. |
| Tim Slagle-1968-News Director-American Home Stations, Inc. |
 Bill Curry (Michael Dwight Kirkland)-1969-1971 Biography |
| Kenneth Stevens-1969-News Director-American Home Stations, Inc. |
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Jack Gibson-1971-Commercial Manager-American Home Stations, Inc. |
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James Ludlam-1971-Promotions Manager-American Home Stations, Inc. |
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Samuel Simmons-1971-Chief Engineer-American Home Stations, Inc. |
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V. Martin Groover-1972-General Manager-American Home Stations, Inc. |
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E.W. Jeffries-1972-Assistant Manager-American Home Stations, Inc. |
| L.R. Munsey-1972-Chief Engineer-American Home Stations, Inc. |
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