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| Charlie Northrip, first radio Manager. The tape machine visible in the background was set up to record the air signal every time the microphone was turned on. This allowed the opportunity to listen to announcers without having to stay up all day and all night (or at least those portions when the station was on the air). It was known by several names, the most polite of which were "sneaky peeky" and "creepy peepy." |
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