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WORJ-AM 1300
Eatonville
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Original Call Letters: WHIY |
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Originally Licensed: 1957 |
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Original City of License: Eatonville |
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Original Frequency: 1270 |
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Original Power: 5,000 Day time |
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Original Format: Rhythm and Blues |
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1978-Sudbrink Broadcasting |
| 1986-Metcom Associates Limited Partnership | |
| 1987-Metropolex Communications of Orlando Inc. | |
| 1987-WORL Radio Inc ($1.65 million) | |
| 1988-Royal Barber, Willie Martin | |
| 1992-Rumbault & Associates | |
| 1996-Radio Luz ($378,500) |
History Of Call Letters and Formats: |
WHIY-1957-Country Western "Radio Hi Fi" "Personality Radio" |
| WHIY-1962-Country | |
| WORJ-1969-Big Bands | |
| WORJ-1971-Top 40 | |
| WORJ-1978-Adult Contemporary | |
| WORJ-1987-R & B | |
| WBZS-1988-Business News | |
| WHBS-1991-Spanish | |
| WHBS-1995-Licensed/Silent | |
| WRLZ-1999-Christian/Spanish |
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Harvey J. Tate-Vice President/General Manager |
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Brantley Slaughter-Chief Engineer In Memory |
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