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Lee Logan, WMYQ Miami Devils Triangle 1975 (0:16:34)

The Eric Rhoads Collection
… we’re still trying to establish communications …

[Description by Uncle Ricky, contributed by Eric Rhoads]

WMYQ’s Lee Logan reports that Greg Austin is lost in the Devil’s Triangle off the coast of Florida. The “Marine Operator” is alerted to the problem, though listeners with “multi-band radios” are receiving messages from Greg, but woe is us – is he lost, or not? The General Manager says helicopters are standing by, and the North Miami Police Department is standing by.. Or is the entire thing a hoax? (Note that despite this critical situation, promos for the ongoing Pick Up The Pieces promotion continue…)

Was this 1975? Anything notable, or just a goofy promotion? COMMENTS?

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