I first started listening to Paul Harvey in the late 1960's. At that time, I was living in a small hamlet in west-central Wyoming.
The nearest real town was about 20 min. away and it had an AM radio station of no more than 5,000 watts output. I spent many a noon hour listening to Paul Harvey News.
Richard
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Who knew that the Universal Life Church had a radio station? I think Norm still has his "Ordination" certificate that he bought when he was looking for a stop-gap while he looked for a reserve unit to join around 1969.
I, too, remember listening to Paul Harvey and getting "The Rest of the Story". Vicki, listen to this one. You, especially, will like it.
Frank in dark and chilly SBA
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Lets hear it for the ladies. I was a regular listener to the Paul Harvey broadcasts. I wonder how much, if any, formal education these remarkable women had in the discipline of mechanical engineering?
I also am curious if Paul Harvey was in any way related to Fred Harvey?
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