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City feature. I sincerely trust that you found it as interesting to read as I did
to compile. In conclusion, I should like to express my warmest appreciation to all
those who have contributed articles, and I should like to thank the free radio
supporters, too numerous to mention individually, who spared their precious time
answering my many questions. During the course of one of the long telephone con-
versations I had with Mrs. Calvert, she said to me that she would welcome the
opportunity of running Radio One. I hope that some day soon she will be given the
chance....how about it Lord Hill?
R.C.P.
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CONTINENTAL RECORDS as played on RNI and Veronica, are obtainable for 70p each
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Compiled by John A. Steven
Brian Vaughn Ex-Caroline South Polydor Records, Australia
Tim Yail Ex-Caroline South/
Scotland Plugger for Robbins Music
Stephen West Ex-Radio 390 Script writer for Anglia TV
Dave Cash Ex-Radio London Working on Pop show for HTV
Duncan John-
son Ex-Radio London/RNI Label Manager for both Rak
and Sovereign Records at EMI
Paul Kay Ex-Radio London Yorkshire Television
Dave Dennis Ex-Radio London Programme Organiser for United
Biscuit Network
Chris Denning Ex-Radio London Head of Promotion, Bell Records
Stephen Ladd Ex-RNI Interviewer, BBC Radio London
Dave MacKay Ex-City/355 Working with The New Seekers,
on the Cliff Richard show BBC TV
Adrian Love Ex-City DJ on UBN 6.00 am - 1.00 am show.
Alex Dee Ex-Radio City/270 Sales assistant in ironmongery store.
Plays guitar to wife, twin girls
and young son.
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