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WTWR may refer to: the former call sign of WMIM (98.3 MHz), a country music FM radio station licensed to Luna Pier, Michigan the former call sign of WMXD

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WMIM

Radio station in Luna Pier, Michigan, United States

Bruce Lesnick of Lesnick Communications, Inc. He grabbed the call letters WTWR - which had recently been relinquished by an FM station in Detroit - and

WMIM

WMXD

Radio station in Detroit

the AM station, which became WCXI. The FM station adopted the call sign WTWR, airing an adult top 40/oldies hybrid format under the name "Tower 92" (an

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WVKS

Radio station in Toledo, Ohio, United States

station, Cumulus Media's WTWR-FM (Tower 98-3), which moved from Monroe, Michigan to achieve better coverage of the market; WTWR has since switched to adult

WVKS

Golden West Broadcasters

American media company (1951–1997)

to 1994. Known as WCAR prior to 1978. Known as WCAR-FM prior to 1978 and WTWR from 1978 to 1982. Known as KKRZ from 1983 onward. Known as KVI-FM from 1976

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WDFN

Black Information Network radio station in Detroit

automated country in 1977 until it became WTWR in early 1978.) To better compete with W4 Country, WCXI/WTWR-FM's owner, Gene Autry's Golden West Broadcasters

WDFN

The Electrifying Mojo

American radio personality

Mothership" at 10:00 every night. Mojo moved to WHYT (96.3) in 1985 and then WTWR-FM in Toledo, Ohio after a management turnover at WHYT in 1987, until 1990

The Electrifying Mojo

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Randy Richardville

American politician

Herman Miller, and North Star Steel. His career also includes working for WTWR-FM radio station, United Way of America, the Monroe Chamber of Commerce,

Randy Richardville

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WMNT-CD

Television station in Toledo, Ohio

from The Box full-time (with audio simulcast from local CHR radio station WTWR during periods with no videos), which lasted until 1995. Station co-founder

WMNT-CD

WAAM

Radio station in Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

(WDRQ; known on WAAM as "Jerry Riley"); Jim Michaels (on WDRQ, WWKR, WNIC, WTWR, WABX, WJOI, WYST, and as "The Electrifyin' Mojo" (on WGPR, WJLB, WHYT, and

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Tandem rolling mill

greater than the weight of the top roll set, (Wtbu + Wtwr). The above roll weights Wtbu and Wtwr are only nominal values; the actual values will vary

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WSRT

Radio station in Gaylord, Michigan, United States

WDRQ & WDVD Detroit, 96.5 KOIT in San Francisco and PD of WIOG Saginaw, WTWR-FM Toledo, and KCIX/KXLT in Boise, ID), McConnell "Man @ Large" Adams (went

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