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WXIV-AM 1480
Windermere
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Original Call Letters: WXIV |
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Originally Licensed: Oct 25, 1962 |
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Original City of License: Windermere |
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Original Frequency: 1480 |
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Origin of Call Letters: |
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Original Power: 1,000 watts daytime |
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Original Location: |
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Original Format: Religious |
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| 1963-American Home Stations | |
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1983-Efrain Archilla-Roig ($400,000) |
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| 1998-The Freedom Network, Inc. ($550,000) | |
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1999-The Freedom Network Of Ocoee Licensee, LLC. |
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| 1998-Way Broadcasting ($550,000) | |
| 2000-Multicultural Radio Broadcasting, Inc. | |
| 2009-J & V Communications ($750,000) |
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WXIV-1962-Religious |
| WVCF-1971-Religious | |
| WUNA-1991-Regional Mexican |
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Names in WXIV History |
| Louis Latham-1962-President/General Manager-Orange County Broadcasting Co. |
| Hardy V. Hayes-1962-Station Manager-Orange County Broadcasting Co./1966-Executive Secretary/ General Manager-American Home Stations |
| Wilfrid Meloon-1962-Program Director-Orange County Broadcasting Co. In Memory |
| Jim Cook-1962-Chief Engineer-Orange County Broadcasting Co. |
| Gordon F. Brown-1966-Commercial Manager-American Home Stations |
| James M. Bruton-1966-Chief Engineer-American Home Stations |
| Charles Jones-1970-Program Director-American Home Stations |
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