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WFTU-AM 900
Orlando
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Original Call Letters: WFTU |
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Originally Licensed: 1968 |
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Original City of License: Orlando |
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Original Frequency: 900 |
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Origin of Call Letters: Owner; Florida Technological University |
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Original Power: 5 watts |
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Original Location: Florida Technological University Campus |
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Original Format: Variety |
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Owner(s): |
1968-Florida Technological University |
History Of Call Letters and Formats: |
WFTU-1968-Variety |
WFTU History |
| The University of Central Florida was authorized by the Florida State Legislature in 1963, and opened in 1968 as Florida Technological University, with the goal of providing highly-trained personnel to support the Kennedy Space Center. |
| From Donna Karen Rosenblum:
"...(The ) studios (were) on the bottom floor of the Library
building. It broadcast over cables and its signal could ostensibly only
be heard in the student dorms. From Terry Schenk: "...While WFTU was a low powered station back then, primarily designed to serve the campus, the signal was receivable in Winter Park as that is where I lived at the time and I could hear the station there. |
WFTU Personalities |
| Chris Schmidt-Station Manager-Florida Technological University |
| Chip Monk-1971-1972-Mornings (Mon, Wed and Fri)-Florida Technological University |
 Terry Schenk-1971-1972-Mornings (Tues and Thurs)-Florida Technological University |
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