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Phil Stone: One of Canada's first sports magazine publishers now works for CKO radio.
Phil Stone: One of Canada's first sports magazine publishers now works for CKO radio.

Phil Stone: One of Canada's first sports magazine publishers now works for CKO radio.

Date8/25/1985
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134447F
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Confident outlook: CKO executive officer Stan Stewart is sure that station can succeed.
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Eddie Luther: Traffic reports were Canada's first from helicopter. Eddie Luther, a radio pioneer
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Finding trends: As a climatologist, David Phillips works with charts and computerized information at Environment Canada's Atmospheric Service here in Metro
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