WVCF-AM 1480
Windermere
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Originally Licensed: 1962 |
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Original City of License: Windermere |
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Original Power: 1,000 Watts daytime/71 Watts nighttime |
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Original Format: Religious |
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1962- |
| 1983-Efrain Archilla-Roig ($400,000) | |
| 1990-Metro-Orlando Broadcasters Inc. (William A. Masi) | |
| 1991-Juan Neves and P. Solero | |
| 1998-The Freedom Network | |
| 1999-Way Broadcasting ($550,000) | |
| 2000-Freedom Network of Ocoee | |
| 2000-Multicultural Radio Broadcasting | |
| 2000-Way Broadcasting |
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WXIV-1962-Religious |
| WVCF-1991-English/Haitian/Spanish | |
| WUNA-1991-Spanish Contemporary |
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Wayne Burdick-1991-General Manager |
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Rev. Joseph Sejour-music, news and Bible teachings in the Creole language-Saturdays 8AM-9AM a.m. |
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''Florida Citrus Mutual Calling''-a five-minute radio program produced weekly by Florida Citrus Mutual. The host is Mutual Manager of Public Affairs Ernie Neff. |
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"The Best Years"-Actress Helen Hayes probably is best remembered for her lifetime of work on Broadway and in films. A series of two-minute commentaries. |
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